Status: 11.11.2023, 18:39 PM
By: Felix Busjaeger
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The situation in the Israeli war remains tense – observers in the Gaza Strip are worried about supplies. The latest news on the Gaza war in live ticker.
- Israel kills Hamas commander in Gaza Strip again: company commander reportedly detained 1000,<> civilians.
- The information on the war in Israel processed here comes from international media and news agencies, but also from the parties to the conflict. However, some of the information on the situation in Israel and the Gaza Strip cannot be independently verified. Even in these cases, we remain transparent.
Tel Aviv – Five weeks after Hamas' attack on Israel and the outbreak of the war in Israel, the situation in the Middle East remains tense. The situation in the hospitals in the Gaza Strip continues to be particularly dramatic. Most recently, the Gaza war was also the focus of a special summit of Arab and other Islamic states in Saudi Arabia.
New Developments in Israel's War: Military Kills Hamas Commander in Gaza Strip Again
The Israeli military reported on Saturday that troops and air force units had eliminated Ahmed Siam, a company commander of Hamas' Naser Radwan Company. Radwan is said to be responsible for the detention of an estimated 1000,<> civilians in the Gaza Strip at Rantisi Hospital. "Ahmed Siam was killed while hiding in the 'al-Buraq' school, where other terrorists under this command were also hiding and were killed," the IDF said in a statement on the latest operation in the Gaza war.
Palestinians inspect their destroyed homes in the Gaza Strip. The situation in the Israeli war remains tense. © Abed Rahim Khatib/dpa
Meanwhile, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has called for more support for the people of the Gaza Strip from the special summit of Arab and Islamic states on the Gaza war. "Can't 57 Arab and Muslim countries open the Rafah crossing?" Nasrallah said in a speech in Beirut on Saturday, referring to the Gaza Strip-Egypt crossing. The Palestinians hoped for more aid deliveries and the transport of the wounded.
Israel War: Poor Prospects for Christmas Due to Situation in the Gaza Strip
More than a month after the outbreak of the war in Israel, it is now known that because of the Gaza war, Christmas and Advent in the Holy Land will only be celebrated in a very simple way this year. The heads of the various churches in Jerusalem stated this in a joint letter. This was determined by the heads of the various churches in Jerusalem.
Normally, in addition to church services in the run-up to Christmas, there are also "many public celebrations, a large-scale display of brightly lit and expensive decorations to express our joy about the coming Christmas," the letter said. Because of the war in the Gaza Strip, however, these are not normal times. "Since the beginning of the war, there has been an atmosphere of grief and pain." Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has renewed its call for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. In view of further attacks on the Shifa hospital and other health facilities, this is the only way to save patients and staff, the organization said in Geneva on Saturday.
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Most recently, Israel had received international criticism for its operations in the Gaza war. It was not only from the Arab world that the extensive ground operations in the Gaza Strip were criticized. While the government in Israel rejects such accusations, reports of a possible "resettlement of the Palestinians" have recently surfaced again and again. Egypt has reiterated its opposition to the expulsion of Palestinians to other countries.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said on Saturday at the start of the special Arab-Islamic summit in Riyadh that everything aimed at "the forced resettlement of Palestinians" to places "outside their country" must be stopped. (with agencies)