The most prominent developments from Israel’s war on Gaza
Today’s Israeli surrender from the Gaza war izdin qassam brigadeRed Cross, two Israeli detainees at Palestine Square in the city center GazaOne of the seventh batch of prisoners held by the Palestinian resistance.
In return, the occupying forces are expected to release 30 Palestinian prisoners, including 8 women and 22 children.
Efforts to extend the armistice
Qatari and Egyptian negotiators continue to engage in talks over a two-day extension of the humanitarian truce in Gaza, even as Israeli officials say they are ready to launch fighting in the southern Gaza Strip.agitation)- Its warriors are fully prepared and looking forward to new battles.
Against this background, the Wall Street Journal quoted U.S. officials as saying that the Israeli occupying forces are expected to resume military operations after the truce and begin to advance toward the southern Gaza Strip.
But the US CNN network quoted Israeli Knesset member Danny Danon as saying that the Israeli government is ready to discuss a different agreement to release people and soldiers detained by Hamas.
Blinken is in the area
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is visiting Israel for the sixth time since attending the Israeli War Council on October 7 last year.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised Blinken to eliminate Hamas. On the other hand, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, in his meeting with Blinken, stressed the need for a ceasefire in Gaza and a complete halt to Israeli aggression, and reiterated his opposition to forced displacement of Palestinians, whether in the Gaza Strip or in Banks of the West, including Jerusalem.
western attitude
Regarding the West’s stance on the Gaza war, NBC quoted U.S. officials as saying that U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration is facing growing internal opposition for supporting Israel’s military attacks on Gaza.
German Foreign Minister Annalena Berbock said, “We must build a bridge to the political process beyond the Gaza ceasefire,” noting that “Israel cannot live in security unless the Palestinians live in security.” middle.”
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said that what Israel is doing in Gaza is unacceptable. The statement prompted Israel to recall its ambassador to Spain and summon the Spanish ambassador to Tel Aviv to “reprimand” him.
Two operations in Jerusalem and the West Bank
Three Israelis, including a rabbi, were killed and others wounded, some seriously, in a shooting in occupied Jerusalem.
The Izdin al-Qassam Brigade claimed responsibility for the operation carried out by brothers Murad and Ibrahim al-Nimr, who were martyred after two soldiers from the Army Reserve opened fire on them.
Israeli soldiers in the Jordan Valley area of the eastern West Bank were also hit, injuring two people. Meanwhile, the Palestinian Health Ministry confirmed the martyrdom of the attacker, Karem Bani Odeh.
