US-Israeli genocide in Gaza
Israel’s atrocities in the Gaza Strip show no sign of abating, as the death toll from the regime’s indiscriminate strikes that started on October the seventh nears 20-thousand. According to the Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza at least 100 people have been killed in Israeli strikes during the past 24 hours. It said the regime perpetrated successive massacres on Tuesday affecting all areas of Gaza. Hospitals also remain among the main targets of Israel’s attacks. Israeli forces have raided al-Ahli Hospital, which was the last functioning medical facility in northern Gaza, knocking it out of service. Palestinian health officials say the Israeli army has detained doctors, nurses and patients at the hospital. They also say the regime has turned the al-Awda Hospital into military barracks. The tragic revelation came amid mounting global criticism over the international community’s inaction in the face of Israel’s brutal crimes.
‘Eliminating resistance an illusion’
A senior official of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement says Israel is committing massacres against the people of Gaza to hide the failure of its ground invasion. The movement’s deputy secretary general Mohammed al-Hindi described the anti-Israeli operation carried out by Palestinian resistance groups on October 7 as a thunderbolt in the region. He added that Operation al-Aqsa Flood undermined all arrangements that Israel had made to take control over the region. Al-Hindi also described Israel’s plan to eliminate the resistance in Gaza as an illusion, saying the entire people of Palestine are resistant. The Palestinian Hamas resistance movement also said in a statement that the US and Israel will not succeed in displacing the people of Gaza through relentless bombing and massacres.
Slamming global lull on Gaza
The head of the International Committee of the Red Cross has slammed the global inaction in the face of Israel’s crimes against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Mirjana Spoljaric said the situation in Gaza is a sign of the international community’s moral failure. Spoljaric was speaking to journalists in the Swiss city of Geneva following a trip to the Gaza Strip. The ICRC president called for a ceasefire in Gaza to clear the way for delivery of humanitarian aid to its people and a new prisoner swap deal. She stressed that the current level of strikes on Gaza make a meaningful humanitarian response extremely difficult, if not impossible.
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