The war in the Gaza Strip is simply a violent and prolonged armed conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Hamas organization, which has intensified peculiarly After the Hamas attack on Israel on 7 October 2023. Since then, Israeli forces have led an intensive military operation in the vicinity of Gaza, which has led to massive losses among civilians, demolition of infrastructure and deepening the humanitarian crisis. This conflict has deep political, spiritual and historical roots.
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Israel continues its attacks. He hit hospitals in the Gaza Strip
At least 48 people were killed in the Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip on Thursday, most in the besieged city of Gaza. The number of Palestinians killed since the beginning of the war exceeded 65,000 on Wednesday, according to Al-Jazira station.
Israeli aircraft raided the exile camp Muchajam al-Burajd, located in the central part of the Gaza Strip. At least 4 people were killed as a consequence of the incidental and another 10 were injured, reports Al-Jazira, citing medical sources.
Israel besides began a wave of attacks on areas close the fewer inactive functioning hospitals in the Gaza Strip. The missiles hit close Al-Shifa and Al-Ahli hospitals. Patients of the facilities were forced to evacuate. In addition, Israel’s military besides conducted a series of raids on the occupied West Bank, including Bethlehem. Israeli forces utilized teardrop gas and sharp ammunition.
The Palestinian telecommunications operator confirmed on Thursday that the north of the Gaza Strip was cut off from services due to attacks on the main elements of the network. The cut-off of the net and mobile phones in Gaza was already reported on Wednesday.
Evacuation of injured children from Gaza
Britain evacuated sick and injured children from Gaza. They will be provided with assistance in British hospitals. UK wellness Minister Wes Streeting stated that evacuation required a large deal of work and stressed that "every life is precious".
"We must put an end to suffering, hunger and killing," he added. In the coming months, up to 50 children from Gaza are expected to receive assistance in the UK.
The fresh offensive caused panic and another wave of Palestinian escapes from the city, with media coverage. Israel's plan is to decision the full population of about a million people to the south of Gaza. On Wednesday, the military reported that about 400,000 people had left the city so far.
Communication from the Polish Ministry of abroad Affairs
"Poland is afraid about the expansion of the IDF land operation in the Gaza Strip, which gives emergence to unacceptable humanitarian effects on civilians. We call again on Israel to full defend civilians and to increase humanitarian aid urgently," says the Communication.
Mayor of London on genocide in the Gaza Strip
London Mayor Sadiq Khan first called Israel's actions in the Gaza Strip "genocide". The British government itself avoids calling Israel's actions genocide. British mediate East Minister Hamish Falconer said this week that the government did not find whether genocide had occurred, and at this point "sets the risk".
— erstwhile I see starving children, erstwhile I see a breakdown in the wellness care strategy in the Gaza Strip, erstwhile I see a deficiency of supplies reaching the needy, erstwhile I see a hunger caused by man, I inevitably conclude that genocide is occurring in the Gaza Strip before our eyes," said Khan.
The United States will deport a pro-Palestinian activist
An immigration justice in the United States ordered the deportation of pro-Palestinian activist Mahmud Khalil. The man played a key function in protests against Israel's war in the Gaza Strip at Columbia University last year.
Louisiana State Immigration justice issued his ruling on September 12. He accused Khalil of not disclosing key information while applying for a legal permanent residence in the United States. A man from Syria has already said that he fears that he will be attacked by Israel if deportation occurs.
The Spanish government will support the Gaza investigation
The Spanish Government will support the investigation of the global Criminal Court (ICC) into alleged Israeli war crimes committed in the Gaza Strip, reports the paper “El País”. The lawyer General of Álvaro García Ortiz stated that the investigation would find whether, during the almost 2 years of Israel's war in the Gaza Strip, there were "serious violations" of global law.
