Foreign news agencies report from Tel Aviv. Israel on December 2 that the Israeli army issued a statement It said Hamas still holds 136 hostages, including 125 Israelis, some of whom may hold dual citizenship, eight Thais, one Nepali, one Tanzanian and one French-Mexican.
While the Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that The number of casualties resulting from the Israeli military’s resumption of military operations. Since last Friday Increased to at least 240 people and many more injured. The attack spread out from the northern region. down the important cities in the southern Gaza Strip, namely Khan, Younis, and Rafah.
The Hamas group announced “Highest preparations” for “protecting the Gaza Strip” were reported after hundreds of rockets were fired. to the central area and southern Israel
Israel and Hamas continue to accuse each other of that the other side violated the ceasefire agreement first As a result, the ceasefire attempt came to an end. On the morning of last Friday After a truce that continued for 7 days between 24 Nov. and 1 Dec., Hamas released 80 Israeli hostages, many of whom held dual citizenship, 23 Thais and 1 Filipino. Israel has released 240 Palestinian prisoners.
Israel is also enabling the delivery of humanitarian aid. Passing through the Rafah Pass from northern Egypt. However, the United Nations (UN) has said this is “not enough” as the humanitarian situation in the area remains critical.
Separately, US National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said the Gaza Strip “must be Palestinian territory” and Washington disagreed. with every type of action that will lead to the “deterritorialization” of the Gaza Strip after reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Speaking to Mr. Antony Blinken, Secretary of State of the United States. that Israel has a plan A “safety buffer zone” in the “inner area” of Gaza.
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2023-12-02 08:37:00
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