New Israeli strikes about Gaza, killing 25, with the announcement of famine, pressure

The Palestinians who fill tents or seek a rare food aid were at least 25 people who were killed by Israeli strikes and shooting on Saturday in Gaza, according to local hospitals, where he faced the world An exceptional advertisement This famine is now sweeping the largest city in Gaza.

The design of famine by the leading authority in the world in the galvanized food crises with governments and relief groups to intensify the calls to Israel to stop its 22 -month attacks on Gaza, motivated by Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023. Relief groups have warned months ago of the war and Israel. Food restrictions In Gaza, hunger between civilians.

Israel denounced the declaration of famine as lies and the army is pressing in front of preparations The seizure of Gaza City. The efforts made towards the ceasefire, which can prevent the attack, is suspended as the brokers are waiting for the following steps for Israel.

Israeli strikes have killed at least 14 people in the Southern Gaza Strip early on Saturday, according to the morgue and health officials at Nasser Hospital. The officials said the strikes targeted the tents that led to the embodiment of people in Khan Yunis, which became home to hundreds of thousands who fled another place in Gaza. More than half of the dead women and children.

Oud Abu Agala, the uncle of two children Matta, said that anywhere in Gaza is now safe.

“The entire Gaza Strip is bombed … in the south. In the north, everywhere.”

One of the sad relatives, Hekmat Foujo, appealed to the armistice.

“We want to rest,” Fuju said, fighting through her tears. “ Get some mercy on us. ” ‘

In northern Gaza, at least five Israeli shooting students were killed on Saturday near the Zikim crossing with Israel, where convoys at the United Nations and other agencies intervened into a pocket.

Six people were killed in other attacks on Gaza elsewhere on Saturday, according to the Palestinian hospitals and the Red Crescent.

The Israeli army did not immediately respond to questions about deaths.

The declaration of starvation raises the pressure

A report issued by the classification of integrated food security, or IPC, said on Friday that Gaza City is controlled by famine, which is likely to spread in the event of continued fighting and humanitarian aid restrictions.

This was very rare by the group, the first in the Middle East, and it came after Israel imposed a two -month siege on Gaza earlier this year, then relieved arrival with a focus on a new resource for help in the United States, Gaza Humanitarian CorporationOr ghf.

In response to global anger on the pictures of comic children, Israel has allowed in recent weeks an Airrops and a new flow of aid that enters the land, but the United Nations and other relief agencies say that the amount of food that reaches Gaza is still not sufficient.

AP journalists have witnessed chaos and security problems on the roads that lead to assistance points, and there were reports on the Israeli forces Fire to assist those who seek help. The Israeli army says they are shooting at the bullets if individuals approach the forces or pose a threat to the soldiers.

IPC said that nearly half a million people in Gaza, about a quarter of the population, face a catastrophic starvation that leaves a lot of danger. She said hunger may be amplified by excessive displacement and the collapse of food production.

Netanyahu’s office condemned the IPC report as a “explicit lie”, accusing Hamas of hunger hostages. Israel says it allowed sufficient assistance to enter during the war.

The activity is escalating before the Gaza City attack

With the already active forces on the edges of Gaza City, a Wide -ranging process there It can start within days.

Doctors of the Relief Group, who have no borders, or MSF, said that its clinics around Gaza City are witnessing large numbers of patients as people flee the last stories. The group said in a statement that “strikes force people, including doctors without borders, to flee their homes again, and we see displacement throughout Gaza City,” the group said.

The Israeli army said that the forces are working on the outskirts of Gaza City and in the city of Zaytoun in the city.

Israel says that Gaza City is still the stronghold of Hamas, with a network of armed tunnels. The city is also home to hundreds of thousands of civilians, some of whom fled from another place.

By stopping efforts, awaiting Israel’s response

Many Israelis fear that the attack on Gaza City can be subside Almost 20 hostages Those who have survived families since 2023.

Netanyahu said on Thursday that he ordered the officials to start immediate negotiations to release the hostages and end the war on Israel’s conditions. It is unclear whether Israel would return to long -term talks by the United States, Egypt and Qatar after Hamas said earlier this week that it had accepted a new proposal from Arab mediators.

Hamas said it would launch the prisoners in exchange for ending the war, but refuses to disarm without establishing a Palestinian state.

US President Donald Trump expressed his frustration with Hamas’s position, indicating that the armed group was less interested in concluding deals to release the hostages with a few left.

“The situation must end. It is blackmail, and it must end,” Trump told reporters on Friday. “I actually think (hostages) is safer in several ways if I entered and enters quickly and did so.”

On Saturday, the Ministry of Health in Gaza said that at least 62,622 people have been killed since the war began, including the missing persons who have now been confirmed by a private judicial committee in a private ministry.

The ministry said that the total number of deaths related to malnutrition increased by eight to 281.

Israeli protest against the far -right security minister

A small group of Israelis protested against the right-wing National Security Minister, Itamar ben-GVIR, walking to a synagogue in KFAR MALAL, north of Tel Aviv. Videos showed the minister arguing with the demonstrators.

“We do not want it in our village. Our message is to return the hostages,” said one of the demonstrators, Bawaz Levinstein, to AP.

Ben-Gvir is a major partner in Netanyahu’s political alliance and a strong opponent to reach a deal with Hamas, which hostage families see the only way to secure the launch of loved ones.