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04/07/2024

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04/07/2024

04/06/2024

West bank Palestinian suffer as Gaza war Rages … No human rights can protect them as their homes are taken settlements and more murders raise up against the the Palestinians

04/06/2024

Nagasaki will not invite Israel for peace ceremony as the nagasaki mayor announced and he obtained for his country’s vision for the current militar massacres against the isolated Palestinian in Gaza strip

19/02/2024

Egypt submits a memorandum to the International Court of justice on Israel's practices in the Palestinian Territories

Amid the ongoing war in Gaza, and amid Egyptian fears of an invasion of the Palestinian city of Rafah, the announcement by the Egyptian authorities to submit a memorandum to the International Court of justice on Israeli practices in the Palestinian Territories raised questions about its legal feasibility and political significance .

Dia Rashwan, head of the Egyptian General Information Authority, said that Cairo will participate in the advisory opinion requested by the UN General Assembly from the International Court of justice on Israeli policies and practices in the Occupied Palestinian territories since 1967, noting that Egypt has submitted a memorandum to the court, and will present an oral argument before it on February 21.
The upcoming hearings come in response to a request submitted by the UN General Assembly in December 2022 to obtain an advisory opinion from the court on the legal consequences of Israel's policies and practices in the Palestinian territory.
It is expected that the oral argument sessions for obtaining the advisory opinion will last from February 19 to 26 of the same month, with the participation of 52 States and 3 international organizations.
Egypt's presence and its case represent pressure to obtain a positive advisory opinion on what it has requested regarding the fact that the Israeli presence in the West Bank is illegal and contrary to international law, as Israeli practices amount to crimes of apartheid.
Although these hearings are separate from the South African case, a ruling in favor of the Palestinians will have a political impact, despite being a non-binding advisory decision, as it further deteriorates Israel's image internationally, and may put an end to the Western world's perception and support for Israel.
The chairman of the Egyptian General Information Authority said that the oral argument includes confirming the jurisdiction of the International Court of justice to consider the advisory opinion, as the UN General Assembly is one of the organs authorized in accordance with the Charter of the organization to request an advisory opinion from the court, and given that the matter deals with the legal dimensions of illegal Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, contrary to the principles of international law and resolutions of international legitimacy.
The UN resolution also asked the International Court of justice to provide advice on how these policies and practices affect the legal status of the occupation, and what legal consequences this situation has for all states and the UN.

19/02/2024

A US proposal for a temporary ceasefire in Gaza

According to a text seen by Reuters, the United States is proposing a draft UN Security Council resolution affirming "the council's support for a temporary ceasefire in Gaza as soon as possible."،

The draft resolution also states that"under the current circumstances, any major ground attack on Rafah will further harm civilians and may lead to their displacement to neighboring countries".
Reuters further reported that the" competing draft resolution " would condemn the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7.
"It is unclear whether and when the draft resolution on Gaza will be put to a vote,"the agency quoted diplomats as saying.
This comes at a time when the UN Security Council decided to vote on the Algerian draft resolution on the war in Gaza, on Tuesday.
The Algerian draft resolution demands an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, the release of all hostages and respect for international law.
Previous attempts by the Security Council to stop the bloody Gaza war, which has been going on since October last year, have failed.
Since October 7, 2023, Israel has been waging a devastating war on the Gaza Strip that has left tens of thousands of civilian victims, most of them children and women, an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe and massive destruction of infrastructure.
The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced on Monday that more than 29 thousand Palestinians have been killed in the Strip since the start of the war between Israel and Hamas.
The ministry said 107 bodies had been taken to hospitals in the past 24 hours. This brings the total death toll to 29,092 since the beginning of the war.

06/02/2024

The Houthis target two British and American ships in the Red Sea

The Houthi Ansar Allah group in Yemen announced today, launching two new attacks on two ships, one British and the other American in the Red Sea, after the maritime security company "Ambri" announced that a cargo ship owned by a British company suffered minor damage while sailing off the coast of Yemen.

Edited by| Tony Wild

Middle East section - CJ journalist

Red Sea - February,6,2024

"The Naval Forces of the Yemeni armed forces carried out two military operations in the Red Sea, the first targeted an American ship, the star Nasia, and the other targeted a British ship, the morning tide,"said the Houthis' military spokesman, Brigadier General Yahya sari, in a statement published on the X website.
The statement added:"the Yemeni Armed Forces confirm the continuation of their military operations in the red and Arab seas against Israeli shipping or heading to the ports of Occupied Palestine until the lifting of the blockade and the cessation of aggression against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.".
The maritime security company" Ambri " confirmed on Tuesday that a British cargo ship flying the flag of Barbados was slightly damaged by a drone attack targeting it while sailing 57 nautical miles from the coast of Hodeidah, west of Yemen, without human casualties.
Since November 19, the Houthis have carried out more than 30 attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea suspected of having a direct link with Israel, and the group confirmed that the attacks will continue until "the lifting of the blockade and the cessation of Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip.".
Us and British forces have hit Houthi positions in Yemen and the US military says it is ready to target new locations.

06/02/2024

Evacuation of 8 thousand displaced people who took refuge in the "Hope" Hospital in Gaza

The vicinity of the Rafah crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt was subjected to Israeli shelling for the third time since the outbreak of the war, and there were reports of deaths and injuries, and this comes as US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken continues his tour in the Middle East in an effort to reach a truce between Israel and the "Hamas" movement .

Edited by| Paul Mitchel

Humanity section - CJ journalist

Gaza Strip - February,6,2024

Almost 8 thousand people were evacuated on Monday from the Al-Amal Hospital besieged by fighting in the southern Gaza Strip, while about 300 people are still trapped, including the elderly, the Red Cross said Tuesday.
"The humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip is more than catastrophic,"IFRC spokesman Tommaso della Longa told a news conference in Geneva.
"8 thousand displaced people who had taken refuge at our Palestinian Red Crescent Hospital in Khan Yunis, namely Al-Amal Hospital, left the hospital yesterday, Monday,"he added.
"There are also currently about 100 elderly people and people with disabilities who have not been able to leave the hospital, 80 patients and 100 staff and volunteers are still inside,"he said.
Tommaso della Longa said the Al-Amal Hospital has been besieged for more than two weeks by intense fighting and "has been shelled several times," including last Friday when fighting killed the official of the youth and volunteers section of the Palestinian Red Crescent.
The Al-Amal Hospital is one of the most important hospitals in the city, along with Nasser Hospital, which is also besieged due to the fighting.
"The Israeli occupation is tightening its siege on the Nasser medical complex and is targeting its surroundings in a concentrated manner," said Ashraf al-Qudra, spokesman for the Hamas-run health ministry.
"The Israeli occupation puts the lives of 300 medical staff, 450 wounded and 10 thousand displaced people in immediate danger, there is an acute shortage of anesthetics, intensive care, surgical supplies and sutures,"he added.
"The generators at the Nasser Medical Complex will stop within four days due to fuel shortages,"he said.
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken continues his tour of the Middle East on Tuesday in an effort to reach a truce in the war between Israel and the "Hamas" movement in the Gaza Strip, which is approaching its fifth month.
Ahead of Blinken's arrival, French Foreign Minister Stephane Sigourney held talks on Monday with Israeli and Palestinian officials in an effort to push for a truce and called for a "comprehensive political settlement between two states living side by side in peace".
In parallel with diplomatic efforts and talks, Israeli shelling continues on various areas in the Gaza Strip, where the Hamas Ministry of Health announced that 99 people were killed between Monday evening and this morning, pointing to air strikes and artillery shelling in the Rafah and Khan Yunis areas in the south of the Strip.

06/02/2024

President Al-Sisi discusses with Blinken the latest developments in Gaza and the region

During his reception with US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken in the Egyptian capital Cairo, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, on Tuesday, discussed the file of the war in Gaza and efforts to release hostages and impose a truce .

Edited by| Christian Megan

Politic section - CJ journalist

Cairo - February,6,2024

Blinken's fifth Tour of the region since the beginning of the military conflict between Hamas and Israel since last October includes Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Israel.
Washington believes that a possible truce for the release of the remaining hostages held by Hamas since the seventh of October and the cessation of fighting in Gaza is the key to progress in other challenges such as the rule of Gaza after the war, the path towards the establishment of a Palestinian state and an agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia to normalize relations.
Egypt, along with Qatar, has actively contributed to previous truces and participated in meetings in Paris to conclude a new deal, despite the rejection of the ministers of the religious right in Israel and pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Egypt stresses its rejection of the displacement of Palestinians to Sinai and the reoccupation of the Strip, especially the axis of Philadelphia, and the need to find a final solution to the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians through the two-state solution and the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.
Blinken's Middle East tour coincides with a visit by French Foreign Minister Stephane Sigourney to the region for the first time since taking office, with his counterparts in Egypt and Jordan, and Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi said that there is a need to “launch immediate international action” in order to “stop the war in Gaza”.
Sigourney also informed the Egyptian president of France's desire for a " humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza and the resumption of talks for a two-state solution”.
Hamas leader Osama Hamdan said Saturday from Beirut that the movement needs more time to study the truce proposal so that “we announce our position towards it with emphasis that our position will be based on our appreciation of the interests of our people and our keenness to stop the aggression against them as soon as possible”.

06/02/2024

"A child dies every two hours" .. MSF raises alarm in Zamzam camp in Sudan

In a situation that reflects the extent of the humanitarian situation, MSF has raised the alarm about the tragic conditions experienced by children in the "Zamzam" camp for the displaced in the state of North Darfur, western Sudan, due to malnutrition, calling for a broad and emergency humanitarian response.

Edited by| Hugh G*y

Humanity section - CJ journalist
Sudan conflict news section

North Darfur - February,5,2024

The international organization "Doctors Without Borders" said in a statement published on its official website that the malnutrition crisis in the Zamzam camp located in northern Darfur "requires an urgent humanitarian response, where a child dies every two hours" and called for "the collective mobilization of the international community, and the expansion of the humanitarian response immediately and coordinated in order to save lives.
She stressed that "a rapid assessment of nutrition and mortality conducted by MSF revealed a catastrophic situation in Zamzam camp, since the outbreak of armed conflict in Sudan in April 2023, and confirmed that "all emergency levels of malnutrition have been reached".
The same statement quoted Claire Nicolette, head of emergency response at MSF in Sudan, asserting that" what we are seeing in Zamzam camp is a completely catastrophic situation, and it is estimated that at least one child dies every two hours in the camp, "she also added that"those who are acutely malnourished and who have not yet died, are more likely to die within three to six weeks if they do not get treatment, and their condition is treatable if they manage to reach a health facility.
An analysis published by the global initiative "integrated interim classification of food security", a joint initiative of 15 UN organizations and regional institutions, last November, showed that 5 million and 830 thousand people in Sudan suffered from acute food insecurity, between October and November of 2023.
The World Food Programme (WFP) warned at the beginning of this month about the food crisis in Sudan, stressing that it receives reports of people dying of hunger in the country, and the number of hungry people has doubled over the past year as civilians are deprived of aid due to the war.
The program explained that it was able to deliver aid to only one in ten people in those areas, which include the capital Khartoum, the Darfur region in the West and the island state, where the Rapid Support forces recently penetrated, and that aid deliveries in Sudan are limited after 70 trucks were stuck in Port Sudan for more than two weeks, and about another 31 trucks in the city of El Obeid for more than three months, two cities controlled by the army.

06/02/2024

Egyptian-Turkish relations and a new stage of normalization give a new face to the region

A new paradigm shift is taking place in Egyptian-Turkish relations, which is approaching a new stage of normalization after a decade-long break, which will have wide repercussions on the security of the region, given the strategic dimension of the two countries and their weight in the region, at a time when fears of a widening circle of threats are escalating .

edited by |Jus Mcmahon

Politic section - CJ journalist

Cairo - February,5,2024

Given the continuing fighting on various fronts, whether what is happening in Gaza, what is happening in Sudan, or issues that were points of contention, especially the Libyan crisis, the issue of maritime border demarcation and the energy file in the Mediterranean, relations between Egypt and Turkey are approaching amid preparations for the upcoming visit of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and in conjunction with the announcement of Ankara's agreement to supply Egypt with its increasingly popular drones.
Erdogan is expected to visit Cairo on February 14 to meet with his Egyptian counterpart Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Bloomberg and the Turkish ANKA news agency, citing Turkish officials, to improve the climate of relations between the two countries, in his first visit since Ankara and Cairo raised the level of relations between them again to the level of ambassadors.
According to Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, Erdogan is scheduled to discuss bilateral and regional issues with Sisi, including trade, energy and security.
On Sunday, the Turkish Foreign Minister revealed that his country has agreed to supply Egypt with its increasingly popular birkdar TB2 drones, saying that "the normalization of our relations is important for Egypt to have certain technologies. We have an agreement to supply Egypt with drones and other technologies," Reuters quoted.

06/02/2024

Blinken brings a new strategy of hope to the Middle East

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken made optimistic statements about the proposal formulated during talks on the war in the Gaza Strip a week ago in Paris

Edited by| Hugh G*y

Politic section - CJ journalist

Middle East - February,6,2024

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken's fifth visit to the Middle East signals a different US strategy than its predecessors in terms of how to end the fighting in Gaza and lay the foundation for a sustainable solution between Palestinians and Israelis leading to broader peace in the region as a whole
Blinken made these statements before he set foot in the Middle East on a visit that includes Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Israel, the West Bank and Qatar, referring to the negotiations in which the head of the US Central Intelligence Agency and Israeli, Egyptian and Qatari officials participated, and stipulates an initial halt to the fighting between Israel and"Hamas" six weeks with the exchange of the release of Israeli hostages held by the movement since the seventh of October in exchange for the release of a number of Palestinian prisoners in Israel. Blinken called the proposal good, strong and gives real hope for next steps.
Despite this optimism, the Biden administration expressed some kind of frustration towards Israel by imposing sanctions last Thursday on a number of extremist settlers, and the Hawks in Benjamin Netanyahu's government are still opposed to making any tangible concessions to Hamas, or yielding to American ideas about a two-state solution, and the Hamas leadership in Gaza insists on rejecting the Paris proposals, and stipulating a final cease-fire and the withdrawal of Israeli forces out of Gaza.
This means that Blinken, during his four-day visit, faces difficult challenges at a time when Washington is deepening its diplomatic and military intervention in the Middle East to try to end the violent fighting in Gaza, while at the same time defeating Iranian influence, the United States on the military front sought to buy enough time for the success of its diplomacy by keeping Iran's proxy militias in Syria and Iraq at an impasse through the strongest military response from the Biden administration to date, which was followed by other strikes against the Houthis in Yemen just one day after the strikes in Syria and Iraq.
The challenges facing a US diplomatic breakthrough include ensuring the cooperation of Israel, whose prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared his opposition to the establishment of a Palestinian state, and extremist ministers in his government such as Homeland Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and finance minister Bezalel Smotrich are threatening to resign, and then to bring down the government if Netanyahu makes concessions to the Palestinians, or agrees to the Palestinian state advocated by Washington.
However, despite the efforts of Blinken and the US administration to obtain difficult concessions from all sides, a change in the approach that the US administration has pursued for many years seems inevitable in a Changing Middle East. The White House had hoped to be behind its most prominent priorities in both China and Ukraine, but now it has become the most pressing challenge of American foreign policy.
Former US Special Envoy for Israeli - Palestinian negotiations and ambassador to Israel Martin Indyk believes that the Gaza war, like any war, creates opportunities to change the approach to a long-term conflict, noting that the Biden administration now realizes that it cannot achieve its strategic goals in the Middle East without developing a more sustainable approach to resolving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
With the pace of political conflict rising in the year of the US presidential elections, progress towards the establishment of a Palestinian state and an end to the fighting in Gaza could allow the White House to respond to critics from the Democratic left and a wide segment of young people who complained that the Biden administration was too sympathetic to Israel and unable to threaten to reduce military support, but the collapse of US diplomatic efforts is highly likely to harm Biden's chances of winning a second presidential term, especially in swing states, especially Michigan, which has a large number of Arab-American voters who have repeatedly declared their dissatisfaction with Biden's policy, and that they they won't vote for him In the elections next November.
To achieve this priority for President Biden, his administration's calculations are now focused on combining diplomacy and hard power in the face of Iran's proxy militias in the region, which may provide Washington with an opportunity to make a quantum leap with good strategic consequences and great influence in a region that has often proved stubborn resistance to previous American initiatives.

04/02/2024

New Ukrainian attack kills 20 in attack on Bakery in lysychansk

Following a Ukrainian attack on a bakery in the city of lysychansk, Lugansk region in eastern Ukraine, the Russian Emergencies Ministry said its workers had recovered 20 bodies from the rubble

Edited by| Tony Wild

Politic section - CJ journalist

Lugansk - February,4,2024

The media center in Lugansk reported that Ukraine bombed the bakery using the advanced US missile launcher system "HIMARS".
The Ministry published a video of emergency workers transporting two bloodied people on stretchers in the dark from under the rubble of a building, but Ukrainian officials did not make any statement about the incident.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said "dozens of civilians" were in the building at the time of the attack and that Western weapons had been used there.
Zakharova said in a statement: "according to the Office of the Lugansk People's Republic of the Russian Federation, the Kiev regime shelled civilian areas of the city of lysychansk, and civilian infrastructure facilities were subjected to a brutal attack. Because of the terrorist actions of Ukrainian neo-Nazis, a bakery was destroyed, " the Russian news site Sputnik reported.
"At a time when dozens of civilians were in the bakery, Ukrainian troops were ordered to hit the building . The extremists know that local residents, elderly people, families and children were there on Saturday, and the bombing caused the building to be completely destroyed,"he said.
"According to the Russian Emergencies Ministry, about 40 people are likely to be under the rubble . It is already known that at least 11 civilians from the Lugansk Republic have died, there are many injured. At the moment, search and rescue operations are continuing, and specialists from the Emergencies Ministry are recovering the bodies of the dead from the rubble,"he said.

04/02/2024

After she stopped funding the agency .. Australia is "investigating" the accusations against UNRWA

After the accusations against some employees of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine refugees (UNRWA) regarding their involvement in the attacks launched by Hamas on Israel on the seventh of October

Edited by| Paul Mitchel

Humanity section - CJ journalist

Sydney - February,4,2024

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said today that his government was investigating the allegations after Australia stopped funding the agency last month.
Australia is one of several countries that has stopped funding UNRWA, an important source of support in Gaza, following Israeli allegations of UN staff colluding with Hamas.
According to a written transcript, Albanese told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation regarding these accusations "we are studying the matter along with other like-minded countries such as Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States. We want to solve that".
Albanese said his government wanted to make sure the accusations were" fully examined "so that all funding went"for the purpose for which it was provided".
The Australian prime minister added that he did not want people to "starve to death" in Gaza and that "the only organization that can provide such support there is UNRWA".
Late last month, Britain, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Finland joined the United States, Australia and Canada in halting funding for the relief agency.
The agency said it had opened an investigation with a number of employees and severed ties with these people.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described UNRWA in January as "the backbone of all humanitarian relief operations in Gaza" and appealed to all countries to "ensure the continuity of UNRWA's life-saving work".
The agency, whose largest donors in 2022 included the United States, Germany and the European Union, has repeatedly said that its ability to provide humanitarian assistance to the population of Gaza is on the verge of collapse.

04/02/2024

Biden wins the primary in South Carolina

In his first electoral test on his way to seek a second presidential term, US President Joe Biden won the Democratic Party primaries in South Carolina

Edited by |ANNA sam

North America section - CJ journalist

South Carolina - February,4,2024

His campaign was mainly aimed at mobilizing black voters, a key Democratic bloc pivotal in increasing Biden's chances of returning to the presidency in November, in his race against former President Donald Trump.
Biden said in a statement: "in 2020, it was the voters of South Carolina who proved the critics wrong, breathed new life into our campaign, and set us on the path to winning the presidency. Now in 2024, the people of South Carolina have spoken again and I have no doubt that she has put us on the path towards winning the presidency again, making Donald Trump a loser, once again,"he said.
The victory comes after Biden led the efforts of the Democratic National Committee to make South Carolina take first place in the party's primaries, noting that the state's population is more ethnically diverse compared to the two traditional first-place States in the country, Iowa and New Hampshire, which are overwhelmingly white.
South Carolina, where Biden has deep ties with longtime supporters, also played a pivotal role in his 2020 campaign.
Biden, campaigning in the state, said last week that South Carolina was "the reason Donald Trump lost. And she is the reason why we will win and defeat him again," which sets the framework for a possible general election rivalry with the current frontrunner of the Republican Party.
Black voters interviewed during the recent early voting period listed a range of reasons to support Biden, ranging from his administration's defense of abortion rights to the appointment of black and other minority jurists in federal courts.
Some echoed Biden's warnings that Trump would threaten democracy, especially since even today he questions the integrity of the elections that were tried in 2020.

04/02/2024

Egyptian-French call for a ceasefire in Gaza and the establishment of a Palestinian state

Following his meeting with his French counterpart Stephane sieghorn at the headquarters of the Egyptian Ministry of foreign affairs, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry, at a joint press conference, called for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, the entry of aid to meet the needs of the Palestinian people, and setting a time frame for the establishment of a Palestinian state .

Edited by| Christian Megan

Politic section - CJ journalist

Cairo - February,4,2024

He said that the talks confirmed the complete rejection of the forced displacement of Palestinians from the Strip and the liquidation of the Palestinian issue, and stressed the need to stop Israeli military practices against civilians in Gaza and the West Bank.
Shoukry continued:" the Palestinian issue must be dealt with through a comprehensive political framework, and a time frame must be set for the establishment of an independent Palestinian state, " pointing to the consensus of the international community on this idea as the only solution to end the conflict in the region.
Shukri wrote on his account on the " X " platform: we welcome Minister Stefan Sigourney on his first visit to Cairo and appreciate our strategic relationship with France. We look forward to working together to push our partnership towards broader horizons and strengthen our close coordination on common challenges,"he added.
For his part, Sigourney said during the conference: "we emphasize the need for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. "We are concerned about the increase in tensions in the Red Sea region,"he said.
It is noteworthy that this is the first visit of Minister Stefan Sigourney to the Middle East Region, and he was received this morning by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and they discussed the current situation in the region and the course of developing Egyptian-French relations.

04/02/2024

After the Hamas announcement .. 92 people, most of them women and children, were killed in an Israeli attack on the Gaza Strip

Coinciding with the beginning of the fifth visit of US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken to the Middle East today, the health authorities in Gaza announced this morning that at least 92 people, most of them women and children, were killed in Israeli shelling on the Gaza Strip during the night, and this was after Hamas confirmed that it would need more time to study a proposal aimed at stopping its war with Israel.

Edited by| Hugh G*y

Humanity section - CJ journalist

Gaza Strip – February,4,2024

The airstrikes continued throughout the night in the vicinity of the European Hospital in the south-east of Khan Younis with the aim of putting the hospital out of Service, and the siege continued on Al-Amal Hospital, the Palestine Red Crescent Society and Nasser Hospital, and most of the services and operations were disrupted.
International mediators are still pressuring both Hamas and Israel to accept a truce proposal put forward last week in Paris, but Hamas leader Osama Hamdan pointed out on Saturday that the proposal lacks some details and said from Beirut that Hamas needs more time to study the deal so that "we announce our position on it with emphasis that our position will be based on our appreciation of the interests of our people and our keenness to stop the aggression against them as soon as possible".
On the other hand, the secretary general of the Islamic Jihad movement, Ziad Al-Nakhala, said that Hamas will not engage in any understandings without "ensuring a comprehensive ceasefire, the withdrawal of the occupation forces, ensuring reconstruction, and a clear political solution that guarantees the rights of the Palestinian people".
Fears have been heightened in recent days of a possible Israeli incursion into the southern city of Rafah, which is home to hundreds of thousands of displaced people fleeing the fighting, as many headed to the city, which they were told was considered a safe zone, coming from areas that had witnessed heavier fighting, but shelling continued on Rafah, where mourners gathered outside the hospital on Saturday to pray for people killed in a series of other strikes.
For his part, the spokesman of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), Jens Laerke, expressed deep concern about the explosion of the situation in light of the worsening "despair" in Rafah, while Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant warned Thursday that the army, which began its military operation in the northern Gaza Strip and gradually advanced towards the South, will also reach Rafah.

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