10:56
Israeli army raids Islamic Jihad “command post”.
The Israeli army “attacked a post of the commander of the northern zone of the terrorist organization Islamic Jihad in Palestine, which includes the offices of high-ranking officials of the terrorist organization and a factory producing strategic munitions,” an IDF spokesman announced on X.
10:47
The United Nations is hosting 830,000 displaced people in Gaza
“Nearly 830,000 displaced people have found refuge in 154 UNRWA facilities across the Gaza Strip,” the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) announced on X.
In total, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs estimates that more than 1.5 million people have been displaced in the Gaza Strip since October 7.
9:47
West Bank: The Israeli army says it has killed “five terrorists” in Jenin
The Israeli army said on Friday that it had killed at least “five terrorists” in Jenin, a stronghold of Palestinian armed groups in the occupied West Bank, while Hamas reported the deaths of three of its fighters “in the battle for the flood of Al-As announced. Aqsa in Jenin.
The Islamist movement called its bloody attack on October 7th, in which 1,200 people died in Israel, the “Al-Aqsa flood”. Since then, the Israeli army has relentlessly bombed the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip and multiplied its incursions in the West Bank, particularly in Jenin and its bustling refugee camp.
9:08
Georges Malbrunot believes that “Emmanuel Macron’s zigzag policies could put him at odds with many people” in the Middle East
“Emmanuel Macron’s zig-zag policies threaten to clash with many people in the Middle East,” says senior reporter Georges Malbrunot, who revealed in Le Figaro a note from French ambassadors to the Middle East expressing their concerns.
Despite a “repositioning in favor of the Arab street” through an interview with the BBC, “the image that is being printed is that Emmanuel Macron stood up for Israel,” said the journalist.
9:02
According to Georges Malbrunot, “We are far from having evidence that Al-Shifa Hospital hosted Hamas’ operations center.”
“We are far from having evidence that Al-Shifa Hospital housed Hamas’ operations center,” Georges Malbrunot, a reporter specializing in the Middle East, said on BFMTV.
“The results of the operation are quite poor. We were shown a few Kalashnikovs and bulletproof vests. We have the impression that the Israeli army’s communications are slowing down a little,” he said, referring to images provided by the IDF.
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7:02
According to Israel, the body of hostage soldier Noa Marciano was found near Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza
Israel says the body of soldier and hostage Noa Marciano, who was declared dead on Tuesday, was found near Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza.
On Monday, Hamas released a photo showing the 19-year-old woman as “killed in an Israeli bombing.”
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6:25
Professor charged with manslaughter after death of Jewish protester in California
Loay Alnaji, a California professor, is charged with involuntary manslaughter after a Jewish protester died during an early November rally near Los Angeles that led to a clash with pro-Palestinians, local authorities said Thursday.
The 50-year-old was arrested and taken into custody that morning, according to the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office. His bail is set at $1 million.
The university professor had already been briefly arrested by the police after the demonstration that cost the life of Paul Kessler, a man of Jewish faith.
6:18
US calls on Israel to take “urgent” action against settler violence
Through the voice of its diplomatic chief Anthpny Blinken, the United States called on Israel this Thursday to take “urgent” measures to end settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.
The latter, who is in San Francisco for an Asia-Pacific summit, made the call during a telephone conversation with Benny Gantz, an Israeli opposition leader who joined Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s war cabinet.
The minister “underscored the urgent need to take concrete steps to defuse tensions in the West Bank, including addressing increasing violence from extremist settlers,” said US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller.
6:15
The Israeli army continues its invasion of Gaza
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The Israeli army, continuing its air and ground offensive in the Gaza Strip, yesterday carried out searches at al-Shifa hospital, the largest in the Palestinian enclave. An operation filmed by the IDF.
6:15
The body of a hostage kidnapped by Hamas was discovered by the Israeli army in Gaza
The Israeli army said Thursday that it had discovered near Al-Chifa Hospital in Gaza the body of a hostage kidnapped by Hamas during the Oct. 7 attack in Israel and murdered, according to the Palestinian Islamist movement was. The victim was identified by Israeli forces.
6:12
The French military minister has “hope” for the fate of the French hostages
France’s military minister said he was “hopeful” about the fate of French hostages held by Hamas after taking stock of current discussions in Qatar on Thursday.
“We have a hope that requires concentration until the last minute so that everyone keeps their word,” explained Sébastien Lecornuu, “publicly thanking Qatar,” one of the mediators in the hostage crisis.