While the corona virus is spreading in the Gaza Strip, terrorist organizations are sharpening their tone against Israel • Hamas source: "Failure to supply fuel is indescribable" • Spokesman for the terrorist organization: "Israel's conduct is a war crime that cannot be silenced"

• Members of terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip in protective suits // Photo: Reuters

• Evacuation of Corona patient in Gaza Strip // Photo: Reuters

• Air Force bombing in the Gaza Strip // Photo: Reuters

Anger in the Gaza Strip over Israel's insistence on keeping the crossings into the Gaza Strip closed until balloon terrorism ceases, after a morning of exchanges of fire between Israel and the terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip. 

The military wing of Islamic Jihad has warned Israel of "continuing to delay the implementation of the conditions relating to the breaking of the siege that will lead to the explosion," and that Israel "bears full responsibility for this."

Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum declared this morning: "What the resistance did today is in the context of the direct response to Israel's escalation over Gaza and the attack on the sites of the resistance. Israel has been warned of the response several times and repeatedly."

Hamas added: "This response is a confirmation that it will never hesitate to fulfill its national duty to its people and protect it from any aggression. It will fight the enemy if the escalation and siege continue. Israel bears full responsibility for the escalation of Gaza and attacking the sites of resistance."

Barhum stressed that Israel is responsible for disregarding people's lives in light of the spread of the corona virus in the Gaza Strip. "Continuing the siege and exacerbating the electricity crisis and preventing the importation of goods and fuel and equipment, is a crime against humanity that cannot be silenced or allowed to continue," he said. It should be noted that last night the Ministry of Health in Gaza updated that 40 new infections had been diagnosed on Thursday.

Adham Abu Salma, one of Hamas-affiliated spokesmen, said this morning that the continued supply of fuel "cannot be described in words, especially with the increase in the number of Corona viruses in the Gaza Strip." He noted that "over the past week Israel has thwarted the mediation efforts of Egypt, the UN and Qatar. In doing so, she brought things to the brink of an explosion. "