Israel over 1200 dead Rockets also from Lebanon and Syria

Israel, over 1,200 dead. Rockets also from Lebanon and Syria. “On the way to a total offensive”. The house of in Gaza was destroyed

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2023-10-11 09:53:03

The family of Deif, the mastermind of the Hamas attack, was killed

According to Palestinian sources, Israeli strikes destroyed the Gaza home of the so-called mastermind of the Hamas attacks on Israel, Mohammed Deif, and killed his brother and members of his family, including his son and niece. Ynet reports it. However, there is no news about the strategist of the attack. Other relatives of Deif are reportedly trapped in the ruins of the building in the southern Gaza Strip.

2023-10-11 09:47:57

Israel faces “total offensive”

“I have relaxed all restrictions, we are in control of the area and – Defense Minister Gallant announced to the troops on the Gaza border – we are moving towards a total offensive.”

2023-10-11 09:25:03

Israeli minister: “Weapons for civilians, I fear the Arab uprising”

“The war shows the need to distribute weapons to citizens,” said Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir. Referring to the May 2021 riots, in which widespread violence broke out in Israeli cities with mixed Jewish and Arab populations, Ben Gvir said he had instructed the police chief to prepare to deal with a new uprising. “I think it’s imminent,” he said. Ben Gvir spoke to the press in Sderot, a town near the Gaza Strip. “I have ordered that from today onwards anyone can walk around here armed,” he added.

2023-10-11 08:19:14

Gaza, the home of the Hamas military leader’s relatives, was hit

The Israeli airstrikes that hit Gaza overnight also apparently targeted the home in Khan Younis of relatives of Mohammad Deif, the Hamas military commander. The Times of Israel reports this based on news reported in local media, citing Palestinian sources, that Israeli jets hit the home of Deif’s father, killing his brother, his son and his brother’s niece. According to al-Mayadeen, a broadcaster affiliated with Lebanon’s Hezbollah, there were several relatives trapped under the rubble in Khan Younis’ home. Born about 60 years ago in Khan Younis, Deif is the “Spirit of Gaza.” Very few have direct contact with him and there are even doubts about his true identity. The last photo of him was from 2001, when he was released from a PNA prison. He has survived several Israeli assassination attempts over the past 20 years.

2023-10-11 08:10:28

Israeli Army: Priority is to eliminate Hamas commanders

“We are heading towards an increase in attacks in the Gaza Strip. “The top priority is to eliminate the Hamas commanders,” said military spokesman Daniel Hagari.

2023-10-11 07:54:48

In Gaza there were 950 dead and 5,000 injured

The death toll in Gaza from Israeli attacks has risen to 950, with around 5,000 injured. This was announced by the Hamas Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip.

2023-10-11 07:44:18

The Israeli army attacks 450 Hamas targets

The Israeli army continues to strike in the Gaza Strip: last night, 450 targets belonging to Hamas and other Palestinian groups were hit. In Beit Hanoun in the north of the Gaza Strip alone, 80 targets were hit, including two banks used by Hamas, a tunnel and two operations centers, the military spokesman said.

2023-10-11 07:22:17

Hamas and Israeli attacks in the night: at least 30 dead

At least 30 people died overnight after Israeli attacks on Gaza, Hamas reported, citing media.

2023-10-11 06:31:43

Israel’s toll: 1,200 dead, over 2,700 injured

In a recent update, the Israeli army today confirmed the toll of 1,200 dead and over 2,700 injured in Hamas’ attack on the Jewish state last Saturday. The victims are “mostly civilians,” Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Conricus explains in a video published on X, but because “now that time has passed, there are bodies of dead Israelis in the various communities are discovered where Hamas invaded and where it carried out its massacres,” specifies Conricus.

2023-10-11 06:06:19

Around 260,000 displaced people

Around 264,000 people have been forced to leave their homes in the Gaza Strip as heavy Israeli shelling continues to hit the Palestinian enclave. This was announced by the United Nations (UN). The fighting has claimed thousands of lives on both sides since Hamas launched a surprise attack last Saturday that triggered Israel’s retaliatory bombing campaign. “At least 263,934 people in Gaza are believed to have fled their homes,” the United Nations Office for Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said in an update on the situation last night, warning that “this number is expected to continue to rise.” By Saturday, around 3,000 people had been displaced “due to previous escalations”.

2023-10-11 06:02:10

The US is working on a corridor to allow civilians to escape

by Claudia Guasco

In the south, the first sirens began to sound shortly after 9 a.m., in Ein Hashlosha and Kissufim, then the wave quickly spread to the rest of the country. From Beer Sheva to Tel Aviv, where the alarm against rockets fired from Gaza sounded three times within an hour. On the fourth day of the war, a rain of fire fell on Israel, with one goal in mind. Ashkelon, 40 kilometers north of the Gaza Strip. “In response to the enemy’s crimes that are leading to the displacement of our people and forcing people to flee their homes, we are issuing an ultimatum to the residents of the occupied city of Ashkelon to leave before 5 p.m.,” announced the spokesman for the Brigades at -Qassam. A threatening ultimatum: “Leave the city within two hours.” We warned you.

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THE VICTIMS
The massive attack by Hamas’s military wing on Ashkelon left at least two people dead and several seriously injured. The Hotel Regina was one of the targets of the rockets.

Since Saturday, “at least 1,008 Israelis have been killed and more than 3,400 injured,” according to a statement from the Israeli embassy in the United States. However, according to the website Ynet, there were more than 1,200 victims and 200 hostages. Numbers before which Jerusalem tightened its pliers on the Gaza Strip. “We are moving toward a full-scale offensive,” Defense Minister Yoav Gallant told troops at the border. “We have the area under control and are heading for a total offensive. Hamas wanted a change in Gaza, it will change 180 degrees compared to what it thought.” Israel called up 300,000 reservists, an unprecedented number, and called on Gazans to evacuate, a sign of a possible one Ground attack. Meanwhile, it launched a raid against Gaza’s port, where a thick column of smoke rose from burning fishing boats and boats, while Hamas Economy Minister Joad Abu Shmalah lost his life in Monday night’s attacks. recalls the army: “managed the financing of terrorism inside and outside the Gaza Strip.” Some media also reported the murder of Zakaria Mamr, a member of the paramilitary organization’s political office. “We will not stop efforts to eliminate senior Hamas officials.” “That is our priority,” reiterates Admiral Daniel Hagari.

POWDER MAGAZINE
What is causing increasing international concern is the opening of two additional fronts, the Lebanese and the Syrian. Fears of a powder keg in the Middle East were confirmed when UNIFIL discovered the firing of rockets “from an area south of Tyre” in the afternoon. A Hezbollah rocket destroyed an Israeli military vehicle and the pro-Iranian armed movement claimed responsibility for the action with a televised message: “The Islamic Resistance fired two guided missiles against a Zionist tank near the settlement of Avivim and the target was completely destroyed.” In response, the defense forces attacked Hezbollah observation posts with helicopters and tanks. Fifteen rockets were fired from Lebanon into Israeli territory, four were intercepted and the others hit open terrain. However, five rockets were fired from Syria towards Israel: They did no damage and Jerusalem responded by attacking the launch stations.

The area is scorching hot and accommodation measures have begun for the thousand men of the Italian contingent involved in the UN Unifil mission in the bunkers of their bases. Concern has grown, yesterday hundreds of people attended the funerals of three Hezbollah fighters killed in clashes with Israeli soldiers along the Blue Line in southern Lebanon. “Israel is the enemy of all Muslims,” shouted the crowd, incited by the speaker hired by the armed party for the ceremony. Minds are in turmoil, and the pro-Iran regional front is reinforcing popular sentiment and has once again spoken out in favor of Hamas and against Israel, with Hadi al Amiri, a powerful Iraqi politician, among the most aggressive threats to the United States representative of Shiite jihadism: “If the Americans intervene in the conflict, we will target them,” he promised, referring to the US troops stationed in Iraq.

THE COMPLAINT
US President Joe Biden is not backing down: “Israel has experienced one of those moments in which absolute evil manifests itself, now it has the right and the duty to defend itself.” There will be no shortage of military support from overseas, either if the White House rules out sending troops. A second aircraft carrier is to be stationed near the flagship Gerald R. Ford. “Anyone who wants to take advantage of this situation should not do so,” warns Biden, clearly referring to Iran. Jake Sullivan, White House national security adviser, suggests that anything can happen: “We are busy looking at contingency plans for every possible scenario.” Hamas is relying on proselytism and big numbers and is launching a call for “general mobilization” of the Arabs and Muslim world. The Al-Aqsa Flood Friday index in support of the Palestinian people “in the face of the open war of Israeli occupation” calls on the young people of the West Bank to confront the enemies and the Arabs living in Israel Gather in the Al -Aqsa Mosque Aqsa. Meanwhile, thousands of Palestinians have pushed south from the Gaza Strip to try to enter Egypt through a border crossing that no longer exists. Closed and bombed by an Israeli airstrike.