GAZA AID was disrupted, while Israeli strikes kill at least 82 amid courage warnings

Israeli strikes continued in the pound Gaza Strip Wednesday, despite the increase in international anger in Israel’s broad attack. The attacks killed at least 82 people, including many women and infants, two weeks, according to the Ministry of Health, Gaza and the region’s hospitals.

Israel began to allow dozens of humanitarian trucks to enter Gaza on Tuesday, but Aid The Palestinians have not yet arrived in urgent need.

The United Nations Humanitarian Agency spokesman said that no trucks were captured by Gaza in Karim Shalom, the Israeli border crossing with southern Gaza.

UN spokesperson Stephen Dujarrik said on Tuesday that although aid had entered Gaza, the workers were unable to bring them to distribution points after the Israeli army forced them to re -download supplies on separate trucks and workers ran out time.

The Israeli Defense Authority, which supervises humanitarian aid in Gaza, said that the trucks entered on Wednesday morning, but it was not clear whether this aid would move deeper into Gaza for distribution. the United Nations Refugee AgencyUNRWA said that its employees had waited for several hours to collect aid from the border crossing, but they were unable to do this on Tuesday.

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A few dozens of Israeli activists who oppose Israel’s decision to allow assistance in Gaza, while Hamas is still carrying the Israeli hostages trying to prevent trucks carrying supplies on Wednesday morning, but they kept it by the Israeli police.

Diplomats are fire in Jenin

A group of diplomats were fire during Jinin’s visit, a city in the West Bank occupied by an Israeli, according to the Palestinian Authority. The diplomats were on an official mission to monitor the humanitarian situation in Jenin when the shots came out.

The relief worker, who did not want to name for fear of revenge, said that a delegation of about 20 regional, European and Western diplomats were standing near the entrance Jenin refugee camp When they heard gunshots on Wednesday, she said. She added that no one was injured.

The Israeli army said that the delegation “deviated from the accredited path” and the Israeli soldiers launched warning shots to keep them away from the area. The army apologized and said they would contact all the countries participating in the visit.

Footage shows a number of diplomats running for the cover while rapidly running out. The head of the European Union’s foreign policy, Kaja Calas, said that the shooting even the warning footage is unacceptable and called on Israel to investigate.

The Italian government also called on Prime Minister Georgia Meloni to explain, saying that the deputy consul was among those who were fire.

Jenin has been a site to suppress Israel on a large scale against West Bank fighters since this year.

On January 21 – just two days after the ceasefire deal with Hamas in Gaza – Israeli forces landed on two Jenin because they had dozens of times since Hamas on October 7, 2023, an attack on Israel. The displaced fighting tens of thousands of Palestinians, one of the biggest displacement in the West Bank for years.

International pressure on Israel

On Tuesday, the United Kingdom commented Free trade talks With Israel because of its intense assault, it promised a step a day after the United Kingdom, Canada and France have promised concrete steps to Israel to stop the war. Separately, the European Union was reviewing the European Union agreement that governs trade relations with Israel because of its behavior of the war in Gaza, according to the head of foreign policy.

Israel says it is ready to stop the war as soon as all hostages are returned by Hamas and defeated Hamas, or being denied and removed. Hamas says it is ready to release the hostages in exchange for the complete Israeli withdrawal from the region and end the war. He rejects the demands of exile and disarmament.

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Israel once again summoned its negotiation team from the ceasefire talks in the Qatari capital of Doha on Tuesday, saying that it would leave officials at the lowest level instead. The Qatari leaders, who mediate the negotiations, said that there is a big gap between the two sides.

Meanwhile, Israeli strikes continued throughout Gaza. In the southern city of Khan Yunis, where Israel recently ordered a new evacuation pending an expected extensive attack, 24 people were killed, 14 of the same family. A week -old infant was killed in the center of Gaza.

The Israeli army did not immediately comment on strikes, but he said it was targeting the Hamas Hamas infrastructure and accused Hamas militants of working from civilian areas.

Using food

Experts have warned that many of the two million residents of Gaza are facing a great danger of starvation. In one of the displacement camps in Gaza City, a charity group distributed high lentils soup.

Somaia Abu Amsha collected small parts to her family, saying that she did not suffer from bread for more than 10 days and could not afford the costs of rice or pasta.

“We do not want anything other than to end the war. We do not want charitable kitchens. Even dogs will not eat this, not to mention children,” she said.

On Wednesday, Pope Liu called for help to reach the Gaza Strip and end the “tragic” losses on its people during his first public audience in Saint Peter Square.

Hospitals are surrounded

Hospital relief and relief groups said this week that the Israeli forces also surrounded two of the last hospitals in Northern Gaza, which prevented anyone from leaving or entering the facilities.

On Wednesday, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas urged world leaders to take immediate measures to end the siege of Israel in Gaza, where he issued an appeal during a visit to Beirut, where he was expected to discuss the disarmament of the Palestinian factions in refugee camps in Lebanon.

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Abbas said: “It is time to end the war of extermination against the Palestinian people. I repeat that we will not leave, and we will remain here on the land of our homeland, Palestine,” calling for immediate entry into help, the release of detainees, and a full withdrawal from Gaza.

The war began in Gaza when gunmen led by Hamas attacked southern Israel, killing about 1,200 people, most of them civilians, and kidnapped 251 others. The gunmen are still carrying 58 prisoners, and it is believed that about a third of them alive, after most of them were restored to the ceasefire agreements or other deals.

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The retaliation of Israel destroyed large areas of Gaza and killed more than 53,000 Palestinians, most of them women and children, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, which do not differentiate between civilians and fighters in its account.