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The Humanitarian Crisis and Conflict Between Hamas and Israel: Updates, Statistics, and Impact
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The Humanitarian Crisis and Conflict Between Hamas and Israel: Updates, Statistics, and Impact

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 11, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

11 dec 2023 om 21:06

At least 85 percent of the Palestinian population has been displaced since the start of the conflict between Hamas and Israel. This concerns more than 1.9 million people, the United Nations reports. They have nowhere to go while the humanitarian crisis worsens every day.

Nearly two million people have been driven from their homes. It is impossible for many to find shelter or food in the Gaza Strip. Moreover, nowhere is safe anymore since Israeli troops are carrying out attacks everywhere in Gaza.

“Some have not eaten for days,” Gazans told the news agency Reuters. According to the UN, at least half of the population is hungry. Trucks with relief supplies are also looted.

In addition to deaths from bombings, more and more people are also dying from hunger and dehydration. Gazans take their dead children to hospitals, reports UN refugee agency UNRWA. Aid organizations therefore warn of a disruption of social order as the situation worsens.

And that situation is “hellish”, reports the UN. “Flee from attacks, hunger and cold” is all the Gazans can do.

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‘Israel wants to rid Gaza of its population’

UN chief António Guterres fears a “mass flight to Egypt”. But that neighboring country does not allow Palestinian refugees in, because the government is afraid that they will not return. UNRWA and neighboring Jordan accuse Israel of trying to “empty Gaza of its population.”

Israel denies this and says it is purely focused on “exterminating all Hamas fighters”. According to Israelis, the instructions to Gazans to go to other areas are part of the measures to protect the population.

Hamas tries to prevent Israeli tanks from advancing further. But in the meantime they are also carrying out attacks on Israel themselves. About twelve hundred people were killed during the attack on October 7.

According to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, which is under Hamas control, more than eighteen thousand people have been killed. In addition, almost fifty thousand people were injured. Attacks on both sides have intensified since the end of the ceasefire.

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2023-12-11 20:06:06
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Gaza/New York |  US rejects ceasefire in Gaza
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Gaza/New York | US rejects ceasefire in Gaza

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 9, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Gaza/New York (dpa) – Despite the devastating situation of civilians in the Gaza war, a draft resolution for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire has failed in the UN Security Council. Although 13 of the 15 members of the UN body voted in favor in New York, the USA, as Israel’s ally, vetoed the draft introduced by the United Arab Emirates. Great Britain abstained.

According to the World Food Program (WFP), the supply of basic necessities to the Palestinian civilian population is now on the verge of collapse.

WFP: People are starving

«There isn’t enough food. People are starving,” WFP Deputy Director Carl Skau wrote on X. His team has reached more than a million people, “but the situation is untenable. We need our relief supplies and a humanitarian ceasefire,” said Skau, after personally seeing the catastrophic situation in the Gaza Strip on Friday.

Israeli soldiers wounded while attempting to rescue hostages

Meanwhile, two Israeli soldiers were seriously wounded while trying to free hostages kidnapped by Hamas. During the operation in the Gaza Strip, numerous Hamas terrorists who were said to have been involved in the kidnapping of the hostages were killed, Israel’s military spokesman Daniel Hagari said on Friday evening. However, the soldiers were unable to free any hostages. The wounded are being treated in hospital.

Guterres warns of a collapse in humanitarian supplies

As the Times of Israel reported, Israeli Defense Minister Joav Galant is now seeing signs that the Islamist Hamas is “beginning to collapse.” There is reason to believe that, according to the army, more Hamas people have surrendered. Meanwhile, Israel sharply criticized UN Secretary-General António Guterres for once again urging the UN Security Council to support a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza.

The “limit of resilience” in the Gaza Strip has been reached, Guterres told the committee in New York on Friday. “There is a high risk that the humanitarian support system in Gaza will collapse completely, which would have devastating consequences.” WFP Deputy Director Skau experienced how terrible the situation is in the coastal strip sealed off by Israel: Since only a fraction of the necessary food reaches the coastal area sealed off by Israel, there is a lack of fuel and no one is safe, “we cannot do our work.” , the WFP said in a statement.

Thousands of desperate, starving people crowded the distribution points for humanitarian aid. There is confusion in the camps and the emergency shelters are overcrowded. The toilets are in a corresponding condition. In addition, every day in the background there was the dull thunder of the bombing raids, said Skau.

USA continues to oppose ceasefire

But attempts in the Security Council for a ceasefire repeatedly fail due to resistance from the USA. The US has always stood behind Israel and stated that such advances through a resolution could jeopardize ongoing diplomatic efforts on the ground. According to the Times of Israel, Israel welcomed the fact that the USA had vetoed the draft resolution on Friday.

The war was triggered by the worst massacre in Israel’s history, carried out by terrorists from the Islamist Hamas and other extremist groups on October 7th in Israel near the border with Gaza. As a result, more than 1,200 people were killed on the Israeli side, including at least 850 civilians. According to the latest figures from the Hamas-controlled health authority, almost 17,490 people have now been killed in Israel’s counterattacks. The number cannot currently be independently verified.

The Gaza war is also overshadowing the presidential election in Egypt that begins this Sunday. The country, which is struggling with a severe economic crisis, has strengthened security barriers on the border with the Gaza Strip. Egypt is concerned that large flows of refugees could come from the area via the Rafah border crossing, through which aid supplies reach Gaza.

As the portal Axios reported, citing government officials in Israel and the United States, Egypt has warned the United States and Israel that the flight of Palestinian refugees to the Sinai as a result of the Israeli military operation in southern Gaza could lead to a rupture in relations between Egypt and Israel . President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, who is expected to be re-elected, previously warned his country could become a new war front.

What will be important on Saturday

The humanitarian situation for civilians in Gaza is getting worse. Nevertheless, Israel’s army continues the fighting against Hamas.

2023-12-09 03:36:31
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Israeli Army Advances with Ground Troops in Southern Gaza Strip: Latest Updates on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
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Israeli Army Advances with Ground Troops in Southern Gaza Strip: Latest Updates on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 3, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Dec 3, 2023 at 9:52 PM Update: 2 hours ago

The Israeli Army (IDF) advanced with ground troops to the south of the Gaza Strip on Sunday, an army commander confirmed. The IDF’s advance means that it is now conducting ground attacks throughout the Gaza Strip.

Ground troops had been active in the north for some time. In addition, large-scale air strikes are being carried out on targets in southern Gaza.

Eyewitnesses previously reported to various media that IDF ground troops had advanced to an area east of the city of Khan Younis, in the south of the Gaza Strip.

Since the outbreak of the war, the Israeli army has been mainly active in northern Gaza. That is where Hamas fighters would mainly be located. This caused a flow of refugees to the south of the Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, according to the United Nations, 80 percent of the approximately 2.2 million residents of the Gaza Strip are now internally displaced.

The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas ended on Friday morning.

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2023-12-03 20:52:03
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Israeli Attacks on Gaza Strip: US Vice President Harris Condemns Civilian Deaths
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Israeli Attacks on Gaza Strip: US Vice President Harris Condemns Civilian Deaths

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 3, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Dec 3, 2023 at 10:52 AM Update: an hour ago

Israel carried out further attacks on the Gaza Strip on Saturday night. This also happened in the south of the area, where an estimated 1.7 million residents have fled.

In Khan Younis, a city in the south of the Gaza Strip, fighter planes hit “more than fifty targets”, according to the Israeli army.

At least seven people were killed early Sunday morning in an Israeli bombardment near Gaza’s southern border with Egypt, the Hamas-led government said. That number has not been independently verified.

An Israeli attack also hit the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza on Saturday evening. At least thirteen people were killed, the official Palestinian news agency WAFA reported. That number has also not been independently determined.

US Vice President: ‘Too many civilian deaths have already occurred’

Israeli forces have attacked more than 400 targets in Gaza since the end of the fighting lull on Friday morning, the army said on Saturday. That figure corresponds to the daily average before the break.

US Vice President Kamala Harris said on Saturday that there have already been “too many” civilian deaths in Israel’s eight-week war against Hamas. “Frankly, the extent of civilian suffering and the images and videos from Gaza are devastating,” she said on the sidelines of the UN climate summit in Dubai.

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World Health Organization team visits Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza Strip, finds it a “zone of death”
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World Health Organization team visits Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza Strip, finds it a “zone of death”

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com November 19, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Nov 19, 2023 at 8:22 AM Update: 17 minutes ago

A team of experts from the World Health Organization (WHO) visited Al Shifa Hospital in the north of the Gaza Strip on Saturday. The hospital is no longer able to function and is a “zone of death”, the team saw.

The team could only spend an hour in the medical complex for safety reasons. But that was enough to determine that the hospital is no longer functioning. “There is no water, no food, no electricity, no fuel and medical supplies are exhausted,” WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus wrote on X on Saturday.

A lot of damage was caused by air raids and shelling. The team also saw a mass grave at the entrance to Al Shifa Hospital. The experts were told that there would be more than eighty people inside.

The corridors and hospital grounds are full of (medical) waste. Patients and medical workers fear for their own safety and health, a WHO statement said.

Al Shifa Hospital not only had a medical function, but had also become a refuge for many people in the north of the Gaza Strip from the intense violence. Israeli troops invaded the hospital on Wednesday, after heavy fighting had been going on around the complex for some time.

According to the Israeli army, a Hamas command center is located in tunnels under the hospital. No concrete and verified evidence has yet been presented for this. Hamas and the hospital administration deny this claim.

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WHO wants to quickly evacuate patients and healthcare workers

Most citizens have now been evacuated from the hospital. According to the WHO, there are still 291 patients, including 32 babies in “extremely critical condition”, and 25 healthcare workers in hospital.

“WHO and its partners are urgently developing a plan for the immediate evacuation of remaining patients, staff and their families,” the organization said.

The group visiting the largest medical facility in the Gaza Strip included health experts, logisticians and security personnel from various branches of the United Nations.

2023-11-19 07:22:15
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US President Joe Biden’s Plan for Gaza Strip Management: Palestinian Authority Leadership and Two-State Solution
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US President Joe Biden’s Plan for Gaza Strip Management: Palestinian Authority Leadership and Two-State Solution

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com November 19, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

US President Joe Biden has indicated what should happen to the management of the Gaza Strip after the war between Israel and Hamas. He wants the Palestinian Authority to lead the area.

The Palestinian Authority already governs the West Bank. There are also many Israeli settlers there. “In our pursuit of peace, the Gaza Strip and the West Bank must be reunited under a single governing structure,” Biden wrote in an op-ed in The Washington Post.

“Ultimately, that must happen under a revitalized Palestinian Authority, as we all work toward a two-state solution,” Biden continued in the American newspaper. “There should be no forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza, no reoccupation, no siege or blockade and no reduction of territory.”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasizes that Israel must maintain “overall military responsibility” in Gaza “for the foreseeable future.” He is responding to the massacre by Hamas in Israel more than a month ago. Hamas has held power in the Gaza Strip in recent years.

Biden also says the United States is prepared to issue a visa ban against “extremists” who attack civilians in the West Bank.

Israeli settler violence against Palestinians in Israeli-occupied territory has increased since the October 7 Hamas attack. “I have strongly reminded Israeli leaders that extremist violence against Palestinians in the West Bank must stop and that those who perpetrate the violence must be held accountable,” he said.

2023-11-18 23:25:14
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