Israeli Occupation's aggression in Gaza continues for 317 days
Israeli Occupation's aggression against the Gaza Strip has entered its 317th consecutive day, during which the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) continue to carry out brutal massacres and a campaign of ethnic cleansing against Palestinians.
They forcibly displace them from their homes to areas they claim are safe, only for the displaced to meet their deaths there. This has resulted in a severe siege, exacerbating the suffering of the Palestinian population.
Meanwhile, there are ongoing negotiations aimed at reaching a ceasefire in Gaza, although some contentious points remain. A Hamas leader noted that the latest US proposal aligns with the conditions set by the occupation.
Devious Plans
An Israeli Occupation source revealed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s stance on resuming the assault on Gaza after any potential deal is reached. The source mentioned that Netanyahu seeks written US approval for "renewed fighting in Gaza," according to the Hebrew newspaper "Israel Hayom."
After more than 10 months of continuous aggression on Gaza, Israeli Occupation security officials have stated that the Israeli Occupation army’s operations in Gaza have "concluded," as reported by the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation. However, the official added that the army could re-enter Gaza "if new intelligence becomes available."
Israeli Occupation security establishment has informed political leaders in Tel Aviv that the time has come for a prisoner exchange deal.
New Massacres
The Gaza Ministry of Health announced that the death toll from the Israeli Occupation’s assault on the Strip has risen to 40,074, with 92,537 injured since October 7. The Ministry also reported that Israeli Occupation Forces committed five massacres in the last two days, resulting in 69 deaths and 136 injuries.
After more than 10 months of continuous aggression on Gaza, Israeli Occupation security officials have stated that the Israeli Occupation army’s operations in Gaza have "concluded," as reported by the Hebrew Broadcasting Corporation. However, the official added that the army could re-enter Gaza "if new intelligence becomes available."
Israeli Occupation security establishment has informed political leaders in Tel Aviv that the time has come for a prisoner exchange deal.
