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Hamas is fighting an excellent campaign against terrible odds – certainly as effective as the Viet Cong were against the Americans during the Vietnam War! Like the Americans, the racist Zionists are learning the hard way what an oppressed minority is capable of doing given the right conditions! The US is failing in its foreign policy of creating proxies to carryout the dirty work for them! Well done Hamas!
According to information received from various sources, during a Meeting of the Village Council, one of the Deputies, whose name was not disclosed, became involved in a dispute. While discussing various issues, he suddenly took out three grenades and defiantly began throwing them around the room. The explosions resulted in 26 people being injured. Of these, six are in serious condition.
Meanwhile, at least three people were killed and 20 others wounded in an Israeli bombardment targeting a house owned by the Abu Jiyab family in the Abu Eskandar area, north of Gaza City, according to medics.
Moreover, the Palestinian civil defense service said that several people were killed and wounded in homes destroyed by Israeli warplanes on Yafa Street, east of Gaza City.
Earlier in the day, the civil defense service spokesperson Mahmoud Basal reported that 84 dead were transported to Al-Muamalat Hospital in Gaza due to Israeli airstrikes in the recent hours.
The government’s Media Office Director Ismael Al-Thawabteh told reporters on Sunday that more than 700 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza during the last 24 hours.
Ambulances transported approximately 30 injured individuals to the Rafah crossing, accompanied by teams from the International Committee of the Red Cross on Monday, as part of new agreements facilitated by Egypt and the United Nations.
On the other hand, the Palestinian Red Crescent Society announced Monday that its teams received 25 trucks of humanitarian aid from the Egyptian side through the Rafah crossing, bringing the total number of trucks received since Oct. 21 to 476, excluding any quantities of fuel.
The World Food Programme on Monday issued an urgent appeal to expand the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza, as the humanitarian needs have significantly increased, and essential food supplies have reached critically low levels in the besieged enclave.
He continued: “It is disturbing news that an evacuation order for Al-Quds Hospital has been received from Israel. We have stressed repeatedly that it is impossible for these overcrowded hospitals to safely evacuate patients. They must be allowed to perform their life-saving functions. They must be protected.”
On Friday, Israel issued a warning to “evacuate” Al-Quds Hospital, South of Gaza City, and empty it of patients and displaced people “in preparation for its bombing.”
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said in a statement that it “received a threat from the Occupation Authorities to bomb Al-Quds Hospital.”
The Red Crescent spokesperson added that the Israeli Occupation Army demanded “the immediate evacuation of the hospital, which houses more than 400 patients and about 12,000 displaced civilians who took refuge in it as a safe place.”
The death toll from Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip and West Bank has totaled 1,448, while 6,868 others were wounded, according to the Ramallah-based Palestinian Health Ministry on Thursday night. Meanwhile, Israel’s public broadcaster Kan said the Israeli death toll had risen to more than 1,300.
Israel cut off its power supply to the Gaza Strip and ordered a complete siege on the Palestinian enclave, home to over 2.2 million people.
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) said on Thursday that at least 340,000 Palestinians have been displaced since the escalation on Saturday.
“The water crisis is looming in UNRWA shelters and throughout Gaza due to the lack of electricity needed to operate pumps and water desalination plants and the limited water supply in the local market,” added the UN agency.
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 