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The Latest News from Gaza Middle East Crisis

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The Latest News from Gaza Middle East Crisis Raids Ease in West Bank but Paletinians Fear Israelis’ Return It has been weeks since Israeli military forces broke into Rifat al-Tebe’s cellphone shop in Tulkarm, breaking the door, smashing display cases and taking merchandise, he said. But Mr. al-Tebe says he has yet to fix anything other than installing a new door, fearful that his repairs would be swiftly undone if the Israeli military raids the area again. Civilians in the Palestinian city in the Israeli-occupied West Bank have for months endured destructive and deadly Israeli military raids targeting members of Palestinian armed groups. In the past few weeks alone, Israeli forces have come and gone multiple times — appearing to withdraw only to return hours or days later. That is leaving residents like Mr. al-Tebe unsure of whether to try anymore to rebuild. “We no longer have the will to continue working — we don’t know what to do, to work or to just sit,” he said. “We’re afraid they
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The Latest News from Gaza 2024

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  The Latest News from Gaza: A Complex Landscape of Humanitarian Crisis and Geopolitical Dynamics The situation in Gaza remains one of the most pressing humanitarian crises and geopolitical flashpoints in the world today. As of October 2023, the region has witnessed a series of events that have exacerbated an already critical situation, steeped in a complex history of conflict, politics, and humanitarian issues. This blog post aims to provide an overview of the latest developments concerning Gaza, the impact on its inhabitants, and the broader geopolitical context. Recent Developments Escalation of Hostilities The most immediate development in Gaza has been the surge in hostilities between Hamas, the governing body in Gaza, and Israel. As tensions escalated throughout 2023, significant outbreaks of violence have led to rocket fire from Gaza into Israel and retaliatory airstrikes targeting Hamas positions. This cycle of military action continues to pose severe risks to civilians, with b
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palestine and israel War: Latest News and Live Updates

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Some Gazans Say Polio Drive Is Futile While Israel Keeps Bombing The Palestinian economy is “in free fall,” the United Nations reported Thursday, with production in Gaza plunging to one-sixth of its level before Israeli forces began a blistering military response to the   Oct. 7 attacks   in the territory. The report from UN Trade and Development, or UNCTAD, also warned of “rapid and alarming economic decline" in the West Bank, citing  expanded Israeli settlements , land confiscations, demolition of Palestinian buildings and violence by settlers. The report made no mention of corruption in Palestinian institutions. “The Palestinian economy is in free fall,” Pedro Manuel Moreno, the agency’s deputy secretary-general, told reporters in Geneva. “The report calls for the international community to halt this economic free fall, address the humanitarian crisis, and lay the groundwork for lasting peace and development.” That would include a “comprehensive recovery plan” for Palestinian a
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Israel-Palestine war: In Jordan, young protesters want to ‘liberate Palestine’

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Israel-Palestine war: In Jordan, young protesters want to ‘liberate Palestine’   On Wednesday night, two kilometres away from the Israeli embassy in the Jordanian capital, Ali Abu Musameh held a sign that reads, “Paradise is closer than Sinai.” Ali, 26, and young protesters like him say they are ready to die defending the Palestinians from the Israeli occupation. They would like the Jordanian government to open the borders with Palestine and "allow them to fight there". It was the day after the  Israeli  bombardment of al-Ahli  hospital  in Gaza that killed at least 471 displaced  Palestinian  civilians and patients.  Israel denied responsibility, claiming a rocket belonging to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad failed to launch properly and hit the hospital. Jordan's King Abdullah II, however, blamed Israel and described the incident as a "massacre" and "war crime". The Jordanian government declared three days of mourning for those killed in the hospital s
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Israel-Palestine latest news: Up to 10 British hostages taken by Hamas

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  Israel-Palestine latest news: Up to 10 British hostages taken by Hamas Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has said that it is not “unreasonable” to estimate that up to 10 civilians were taken hostage by Hamas in last week’s bloody assault on Israel. Speaking on Sky News this morning, Clevery added: “It is in Israel’s interest to avoid civilian casualties and Palestinian casualties because Hamas clearly wants to turn this into a wider Arab-Israeli war or indeed a war between the Muslim world and the wider world.” The Gaza Health Ministry said 2,329 Palestinians have been killed since the fighting erupted, already making it the deadliest of the five Gaza wars. “I have received regular commitments from the Israeli leadership, both military and civilian, that they are all conscious that the people of Palestinian are being used by Hamas,” he said. “They recognise that and they’re very conscious of their responsibilities.” A spokesman for the Israeli army told CNN that the top priority in th
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Israel Latest: Gaza Air Strikes to Intensify Before ‘Next Stage

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Israel Latest: Gaza Air Strikes to Intensify Before ‘Next Stage (Bloomberg) -- Israel said it will step up aerial strikes over Gaza in preparation for the “next stage” of its military operation, likely a ground invasion. https://uzairtalk.blogspot.com/2023/10/israel-palestine-war-in-jordan-young.html i latest-news- Food and medical supplies began crossing into Gaza from Egypt for the first time since the Israel-Hamas war erupted two weeks ago, addressing a key demand of US, European and Arab leaders as the humanitarian situation in the besieged territory worsens. Dozens of leaders and senior officials from the Middle East, Europe and Africa converged on Cairo, searching for ways to prevent the Israel-Hamas war becoming a wider conflict — and airing mostly entrenched viewpoints. Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi said he’d agreed with US President Joe Biden that the Rafah crossing should be open “sustainably.” (All time stamps are Israeli time) Israeli Army to Step Up Air Strikes i
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