4:35 p.m
Biden: “Israel is ready to help Gaza as quickly as possible”
Israel has agreed to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza “as soon as possible.” US President Joe Biden said this from Tel Aviv.
Biden announced: “$100 million in U.S. funding for humanitarian assistance in Gaza and the West Bank. This money will support over a million people displaced by the conflict, including emergency relief in Gaza.”
The anger that Israel felt after the October 7 attack was “the same that the United States felt after 9/11.” American President Joe Biden said this in Tel Aviv, calling it “shock, pain, all-consuming anger.” But he recalled that because of that anger, the United States “made mistakes after 9/11.”
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8:18 p.m
Cohen: “At the end of the war, Gaza’s territory will shrink”
“At the end of this war, not only will Hamas no longer be in Gaza, but the territory of Gaza will also be smaller,” Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen said on Army Radio, the Times of Israel reported, amid speculation among some analysts increasing reports that the IDF would seek to create a buffer zone within the Gaza Strip to better protect cities on Israel’s southern border.
8:16 p.m
Palestine to UN: “Stop the bloodshed now”
“In international law there is no right to commit massacres, but Israel commits massacres in Gaza every day. If the humanitarian ceasefire resolution had been adopted, hundreds of lives would have been saved, for some perhaps not the lives of Palestinians. “Matter Very”. This was stated by the Palestinian UN Ambassador Ryad Mansour, stating that a “humanitarian Catastrophe live on the screens. Then he launched an appeal: “Stop the bloodshed, now.”
7:17 p.m
Hostage families: “Aid for Gaza is a slap in the face of our pain”
The Forum of Families of Israeli Hostages and Missing Persons has criticized the government’s green light for humanitarian aid to Gaza via Egypt, calling it “a terrible decision”. “Instead of working to strengthen the trust that was destroyed on Bloody Saturday, government officials decided to provoke families and stick a finger in the eyes of those who had not slept or breathed for 10 days,” Haaretz said at the The forum announced it will intensify its protests if the decision is not withdrawn.
7:15 p.m
Israeli ambassador: “We want to destroy Hamas, not occupy Gaza”
“The operation against Hamas will be a long operation. Israel will continue until the terrorists no longer control Gaza, until their arsenal is destroyed. The world must understand that we have no other choice: we must prevent another massacre like the one in October from occurring.” 7″: This was stated by the Israeli ambassador to Italy, Alon Bar, at a press conference in Rome. “Israel doesn’t want to occupy Gaza, we don’t care, it’s not an option. What we do follows international rules,” Bar said.
6:52 p.m
Warning sirens in Tel Aviv and central Israel
Air raid sirens are wailing in Tel Aviv and central Israel.
6:50 p.m
Sisi invited Meloni to the summit in Cairo on Saturday
Egypt’s Ambassador Bassam Rady announced that “President Sisi” had “invited” Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to attend the peace summit in Cairo on Saturday. In a message to ANSA, Rady emphasized that “Egypt is enthusiastic about Italy’s participation in the Cairo Peace Summit” and that the invitation was extended “to ensure the presence of our friend Italy as a key country on the international and regional stage.” and influential leadership of Giorgia Meloni”. “We are very grateful to Egypt for the invitation,” say Fr. Chigi’s sources, “and we are considering it at this delicate international moment.”
5:57 p.m
Rockets from Gaza immediately after Biden’s departure from Israel
US President Joe Biden took off from Ben Gurion Airport aboard Air Force One. A few minutes later there was another rocket fire from Gaza into central Israel.
5:51 p.m
UN, responsibility for Gaza hospital remains unclear
“Last night I was horrified to see reports of mass casualties in what was supposed to be a protected area. Hundreds of Palestinians were killed when Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City was hit. The circumstances of this disaster and those responsible remain unclear and must be thoroughly investigated, but the outcome is quite clear, it is a terrible tragedy for those involved. This was stated by the UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, Tor Wennesland, at the Security Council meeting.
“What we do not have and what we urgently need is immediate and secure humanitarian access throughout Gaza. The United Nations and humanitarian partners therefore urgently need a mechanism agreed by all stakeholders to enable the regular supply of emergency supplies to the Gaza Strip,” said UN Humanitarian Affairs Chief Martin Griffiths in a statement to the Security Council. Furthermore, he added: “We urgently need additional funding for UN agencies such as UNRWA and WFP, which provide emergency assistance to Palestinians.”
4:01 p.m
Clashes in Beirut at the pro-Palestine demonstration
In Beirut, clashes and violence break out near the US Embassy to protest Israeli bombings of Gaza. As Orient le Jour writes online, the army quickly attacked the demonstrators, beating many with batons.
3:54 p.m
Iran: “The US is complicit in Israel’s crimes in Gaza”
Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi says the United States is “complicit in Israel’s crimes” in the Gaza Strip.
3:39 p.m
Israeli embassy staff in Morocco and Egypt were evacuated
The Israeli Foreign Ministry has ordered the evacuation of staff at Israeli embassies in Morocco and Egypt due to local protests against the bombings in Gaza. Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported the news on its website, adding that the evacuation comes as a state of alarm has been declared in all Israeli embassies worldwide.
3:21 p.m
Biden: “My words on Gaza hospital are based on Pentagon data”
When asked what convinced him that Israel was not behind the Gaza hospital attack, Joe Biden replied: “The data presented to me by my Department of Defense.”
2:23 p.m
Gaza Ministry of Health, 471 dead in rocket attack on hospital
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza reported that “the number of victims of the massacre that took place yesterday at the Baptist Hospital is 471 martyrs (dead, editor’s note) and 314 injured, of whom 28 are in critical condition.” He reports it to Jazeera.
2:21 p.m
Hezbollah, tens of thousands of us are ready for war
Tens of thousands of Hezbollah fighters are ready for war: a high-ranking representative of the Iran-aligned Party of God told a crowd of supporters of the Shiite jihadist movement who had gathered on the southern outskirts of Beirut.
2:13 p.m
Healthcare Gaza, 3,478 dead and over 12,000 injured
The death toll from Israeli army attacks on the Gaza Strip has risen to 3,478 since fighting began. This was stated by the Hamas-run Palestinian Ministry of Health, quoted by al Jazeerai. The number of injured exceeded 12,000.
1:51 p.m
Blinken spoke about humanitarian aid for Abu Mazen
Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke with PA Chairman Abu Mazen about humanitarian aid. This was reported by the State Department.
1:12 p.m
Borrell: “No confirmation of who bombed the hospital”
“At the moment we have no confirmation about who bombed the hospital in Gaza.” “We cannot blame anyone for the attack until we fully know what happened,” said EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Josep Borrell, speaking to reporters in Strasbourg. To those who pointed out that Joe Biden stated in Tel Aviv that the attack did not appear to have come from the Israeli side, Borrell replied: “I don’t know, I won’t comment until there is certainty. Maybe Biden did that.” More information, but it’s not certain yet.
12.00
Putin: Hospital bombing is a “catastrophe”
The bombing of the hospital in Gaza was a “catastrophe” and a signal that the conflict in the Middle East must end. This was said by Russian President Vladimir Putin, citing Tass.
10:50 a.m
Meloni: “Sad about what happened in the hospital in Gaza”
“I am deeply saddened by what happened at Al Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza. “Italy expresses its deepest condolences to the victims and expresses its solidarity with the families and injured.” This was stated by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. “As we await final confirmation of the dynamics of the facts,” he added, “we renew our commitment to protecting civilians, addressing the most pressing humanitarian issues and ensuring a rapid resolution to this crisis.”
10:48 a.m
Biden to Netanyahu, America weeps with you
“America mourns with you and weeps with you.” This was what US President Joe Biden said during his meeting in Tel Aviv with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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10:24 a.m
Sisi, Israeli raids block aid deliveries at Rafah border crossing
Egypt “did not close the Rafah border crossing”; it is the “Israeli bombings” that are blocking aid to Palestinian territory. This was stated by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al Sisi. The migration of Gazans to Egypt risks “expelling Palestinians from the West Bank to Jordan,” Sisi later warned.
09:55
Army, it wasn’t the hospital that was hit, but the parking lot
The al-Ahli hospital building in Gaza (where hundreds of people were killed yesterday) “was not hit.” Instead, damage was found in the outdoor parking lot, where there were “signs of fire.” Israeli military spokesman Daniel Hagari said this in a press conference based on aerial photos. “There are no craters or damage to surrounding buildings as would be expected in an airstrike,” he noted.
09:54
The Pope: “Let us prevent the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza”
“Today too, dear brothers and sisters, our thoughts are directed towards Palestine, towards Israel: the victims are increasing and the situation in Gaza is desperate. Please do everything to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe.” This is what the Pope said at the end of the general audience.
09:52
Biden has landed in Israel, he will see Netanyahu immediately
US President Joe Biden has just landed in Israel. Immediately afterwards he will meet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
09:29
Blinken calls Abu Mazen and expresses his condolences to the hospital victims
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken called Palestinian Authority President Abu Mazen to offer his condolences after the Gaza hospital attack. This was reported by the State Department.
09:04
Borrell: “We must also condemn the fact that there are civilian casualties in Gaza”
“We must also condemn the fact that there are more than 3,000 civilian casualties in Gaza. Condemnation of a tragedy does not prevent us from showing compassion for other deaths.” EU High Representative Josep Borrell said in the Strasbourg Hall during the debate on the Middle East conflict: “We have all condemned the horrors of the attacks against Israel. Israel obviously has the right to defend itself and always has. “But proper defense has limits and in this case they are the limits established by international humanitarian law,” Borrell added.
09:10
Israel insists Islamic Jihad was behind the hospital massacre
Israel reiterates that the explosion that occurred yesterday at al-Ahli Hospital in Gaz was caused by a defective rocket fired by Islamic Jihad from a nearby cemetery at 6:59 p.m. yesterday. Israeli military spokesman Daniel Hagari said this in a press conference in which he showed images of last night’s events. He added that Israel also had a recording of a conversation between Palestinian militiamen that would confirm the firing of a faulty rocket. Since the start of the conflict, 450 defective Palestinian rockets have exploded in the Gaza Strip, he said.
09:01
Crosetto, international community protects civilians
“We were shocked to see what happened last night. The bomb that hit Al-Ahli Arabi Baptist Hospital in Gaza killed hundreds of defenseless Palestinians and violated the consciences of all of us. The international community must protect innocent civilians and punish Hamas,” said Defense Minister Guido Crosetto on X.
08:59
Von der Leyen: “Clarify the hospital’s responsibilities”
“A senseless tragedy has shocked us all. A Gaza hospital housing hundreds of injured people has been turned into a fiery inferno. The scenes at Al-Ahli Hospital are horrific and shocking. There is no excuse for targeting a full hospital civilians. All facts must be clarified and those responsible must be brought to justice.” This was what EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said in a speech to the European Chamber. “At this tragic moment, we must all redouble our efforts to protect civilians from the fury of this war,” he said.
08:08
Moscow: “Attack on hospital in Gaza shocking crime”
The attacks on a hospital in Gaza were “a shocking crime and an inhumane act.” Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told Radio Sputnik about the attack on the al-Ahli structure in Gaza, which claimed dozens of lives. Zakharova, writes the Tass agency, then added that Israel should provide satellite images to prove that it was not involved in the attack.
07:46
Army: “Zone in Gaza for international humanitarian aid”
The army has announced that a “humanitarian zone” will be established in the Al-Mawasi area in the south of the Gaza Strip, near Khan Younis, where “international humanitarian assistance” will be provided. The announcement – accompanied by an invitation to move to the area – comes, the media stressed, after days of contacts with the US, Egypt and others to create a safe zone for Gazans.
07:46
Army, 2 senior Hamas leaders killed in Gaza Strip
The Israeli army said it killed two senior Hamas leaders in attacks on the Gaza Strip. The first is Muhammad Awdallah, commander of the Gaza City Brigade’s anti-tank missile system. The second is Akram Hijazi of the Hamas Naval Force, who is responsible for directing terrorist attacks on Israel from the Gaza Strip.
06:49
Gaza: Hamas, 3,200 dead and 11,000 injured since clashes began
The death toll from Israeli army attacks on the Gaza Strip has risen to at least 3,200 dead and around 11,000 injured since the fighting began. This was stated by the Hamas-run Palestinian Ministry of Health, citing local media. The ministry spokesman said Israel continued to attack Gaza “even after the criminal attack on the hospital.” Israel says the explosion was caused by a botched Palestinian Islamic Jihad rocket launch and that it has audio and technical evidence to support that claim.
05:52
Guterres, immediate humanitarian ceasefire
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for “an immediate ceasefire on humanitarian grounds” amid the conflict between Hamas and Israel, which is “affecting the civilian population with serious consequences,” as shown by the “attack on the hospital.” Guterres launched his appeal during his speech in Beijing at the opening of the third Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) forum.
02:11
Biden “outraged,” “understands what happened in the hospital”
US President Joe Biden said he was “outraged and deeply saddened by the explosion” at a hospital in Gaza City and the “terrible losses that resulted.” In an official statement released to Israel aboard Air Force One, Biden said he “spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and King Abdullah II of Jordan immediately following the news” and asked his council members to “continue to provide information.” to gather information about what exactly happened.” ”
01:38
Five Hezbollahs were killed in clashes on the Israel-Lebanon border
Five Hezbollah militants “were killed in recent clashes on the Israel-Lebanon border.” The Guardian writes it. This is the highest number of victims in a single day since the conflict between Israel and Hamas began.
01:19
Guterres, “shocked” by hospital attack
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said he was “shocked” by the killing of hundreds of Palestinian civilians in an attack on a hospital in Gaza. “I condemn the attack. My condolences go out to the families of the victims. Hospitals and medical staff are protected by international law,” the UN chief said.
01:17
The Israeli army: “Here is the video of the Palestinian rocket”
The Israeli military posted a video in the sequence, where we can see what appears to be an aircraft carrier in the darkness, which then explodes high above the Gaza sky, followed by an explosion on the ground.
01:11
Protests in front of the French and British embassies in Tehran
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the French and British embassies in the Iranian capital Tehran this evening after a hospital in Gaza was bombed.
00:58
Iranian President, Flames from US Bombs Will Devour Israel
Iranian President Ebrahim Raïssi condemned the attack on the Gaza hospital, saying that “the flames of American-Israeli bombs will soon engulf Israel.”
00:36
Abu Mazen: “Nobody will take our land away from us”
Palestinian President Abu Mazen confirmed his return to the West Bank due to the cancellation of the Amman summit “after the massacre in Gaza” and declared that Palestinians “will not accept another Nakba of the 21st century.” “We will not leave our country and no one will send us away,” Abu Mazen was quoted as saying by al Jazeera.
00:19
Macron immediately condemns the attack on the hospital and the aid to Gaza
“Nothing can justify an attack on a hospital. Nothing can justify targeting civilians. France condemns the attack on the Al-Ahli Arabi hospital in Gaza, which caused so many Palestinian victims. Let’s think about them. It must be done with all caution”: French President Emmanuel Macron wrote this on X, adding in another tweet: “Humanitarian access to the Gaza Strip must be opened immediately”:
00:03
Tajani, dismay and pain for the victims of the hospital in Gaza
“Shock and pain for the hundreds of victims in Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza. The protection of the civilian population must be an absolute priority, even in a conflict.” Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani wrote it on X.