Written by Mahmoud Reda Al-Zamili Friday, December 15, 2023 12:00 AM
In a new news round from “Here is Gaza,” our colleague Muhammad Jamal reported news coverage on the most important news about developments in the situation in Gaza.
The coverage reviewed the most important news about the Gaza Strip, the most notable of which was the Israeli army’s announcement of launching more than 500 raids on the Gaza Strip in a week, and the death toll from the Israeli aggression on the Strip rising to 18,787 martyrs.
The Israeli occupation army announced that it launched more than 500 raids on the Gaza Strip in a week.
The Israeli occupation army continues its military operations on land, sea and air in the various fighting fronts, whether in northern, central or southern Gaza, in an attempt to achieve strategic victory, 69 days after the ongoing Israeli aggression against the Gaza Strip.
On the other hand, the United Nations announced that Israel’s pumping of water into Gaza’s tunnels may lead to environmental damage.
The Wall Street Journal, citing American officials, said that the Israeli army has already begun pumping seawater into tunnels belonging to the Hamas movement in Gaza.
In a related development, an UNRWA spokesman said that the agency cannot provide service normally in the Gaza Strip, in light of the depletion of water, medical supplies, medicines, and food, warning of an actual disaster that could lead to the spread of epidemics.
The UNRWA spokesman stressed that without a ceasefire, humanitarian relief cannot be provided, noting that what is happening in Gaza is the worst in the history of Palestine.
In turn, the Ministry of Health in Gaza announced, “The death toll from the Israeli aggression on the Strip has risen to 18,787, in addition to 50,897 injuries since the seventh of last October.”
Ministry of Health spokesman Ashraf Al-Qudra said in a press conference, “During the past hours, Israeli forces committed 18 massacres and genocide crimes in all areas of the Gaza Strip, where 179 martyrs and 303 injuries arrived at hospitals during the past hours, and a large number of victims are still under the rubble.” And on the roads.”
In turn, the Palestinian Telecommunications Company announced the interruption of telephone and Internet communications throughout the Gaza Strip, while the Israeli army continues its operations south of the Strip.
The company said in a statement, “We regret to announce a complete interruption of all communications and Internet services with the Gaza Strip, due to the ongoing aggression.”
On the other hand, Israeli soldiers stormed a mosque in the city of Jenin, and the occupation soldiers ascended the pulpit of the mosque and mocked its sanctity. The occupation soldiers also played Hebrew songs and performed Talmudic prayers inside the mosque.
The Palestinian Minister of Endowments condemned the Israeli occupation forces’ assault on and desecration of mosques in Jenin, stressing that “the desecration of mosques violates international norms and would increase tension, dragging the region to undesirable consequences.”
Also, the Jordanian Armed Forces carried out a fifth airdrop of urgent medical materials and supplies using parachutes to the Jordanian Field Hospital/Gaza 76.
The plane crew was able to unload boxes containing medical and therapeutic supplies for the continuity and continuity of the hospital’s work.
The Jordanian Armed Forces confirmed that they continue to provide various forms of support and assistance to the Gaza Strip.
2023-12-14 22:00:00
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