Israel’s military actions in Gaza have persisted for 176 days, resulting in a tragic toll on Palestinian lives. On Saturday, 17 Palestinians lost their lives in Gaza City’s Shujaya police station due to Israeli bombardment targeting homeless individuals. The relentless aggression extended to the West Bank, where a 13-year-old Palestinian child was fatally shot in Jenin, and two others were wounded in the assault.
The Israeli army’s airstrikes in Khan Yunis claimed the lives of 22 Palestinians, adding to the mounting casualties in the region. Reports from international media sources detailed the destruction of homes, with some set ablaze within the vicinity of Al-Shifa Hospital. Concurrently, the United States greenlit substantial military aid to Israel, including bombs and fighter jets worth billions of dollars.
Israeli Defense Minister Yuvigilant announced plans to intensify military operations against Hezbollah, aiming to confront the group in locations like Beirut, Damascus, or any other active area. This escalation underscores Israel’s strategic shift towards broader military engagements beyond its immediate borders.
In neighboring Jordan, protests against Israeli actions have persisted for six consecutive days, with demonstrators denouncing what they perceive as Israeli terrorism. The protests, which also targeted the Israeli embassy, reflect a growing wave of public outrage and solidarity with the Palestinian cause.
