The official Palestinian news agency Wafa reported that while the Khan Yunis area in the south of the Gaza Strip has been witnessing intense attacks since the evening hours, one person was killed and a child was injured and taken to Nasser Hospital as a result of aircraft bombing on 3 homes. Where civilians live in the Beni Suhaila area.
He stated that due to the intense bombing, civil defense and search and rescue teams had difficulty reaching the area, and dozens of people were found among the rubble of three destroyed homes.
He stated that dozens of people were martyred and injured as a result of the aerial bombardment that targeted settlements in the areas of Beit Lahia, Beit Hanoun and Jabalia, north of Gaza.
He stated that the settlements were bombed by warplanes and artillery throughout the night, and the occupation soldiers opened fire on everything that moved.
7 people were martyred as a result of the aerial bombardment that targeted the homes of the Abu Al-Rus and Al-Kurd families in the Deir Al-Balah area in central Gaza City.
It was also reported that an apartment in the Nuseirat camp in the center of the city was hit by a missile, and there were deaths and injuries.
It was noted that Israeli aircraft also targeted homes belonging to civilians in the Sheikh Radwan area.
There were also dead and wounded in the air strike that targeted a charitable organization near Kuwait Hospital in the city of Rafah, adjacent to the Egyptian border.
The director of Al-Shifa Hospital was arrestedAnatolia Agency announced that the occupation forces arrested the director of Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza. Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza has become the focal point of Israel’s war on Gaza. Israel claims that Hamas also used the hospital for military purposes, without providing any visual evidence. He even claims that Hamas has built a large underground command center under the hospital, connected via tunnels. The health authorities in Gaza and Hamas deny these accusations.
Latest developments in the numbers of dead and wounded
According to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, 14,532 people, including more than 6,000 children and 4,000 women, were martyred in the Gaza Strip as a result of Israeli attacks since October 7.
The Israeli press announced that 1,200 Israelis were killed, including more than 10 soldiers, and 5,132 others were injured.
The hostage exchange has been postponed until tomorrow
Israel announced that the prisoner exchange process, which was expected to be carried out today as part of the humanitarian truce in the conflict with Hamas, will not begin before Friday.
Head of the Israeli National Security Council, Tzachi Hanegbi, made a statement regarding the prisoner exchange process, which is expected to take effect on Thursday.
Hanegbi said that negotiations to release the prisoners are “making steady progress,” adding that “the release will begin in accordance with the original agreement between the two parties and will not happen before this Friday.” He said.
The Israeli press described the announcement as a “delay.”
The Israeli government Kan TV reported that “the families of the Israeli prisoners were not informed of the delay in implementing the agreement before it was announced to the press.”
Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen said in the program he attended on Israeli Army Radio that the first group of Israeli prisoners will be seized on November 23 within the scope of the agreement.
Israeli state television had also announced that the first batch of Israeli prisoners in the Gaza Strip would be released as of 10:00 a.m. Thursday.
In addition, the head of Hamas’s International Relations Office, Musa Abu Marzouk, announced that reconciliation with Israel, which will provide a humanitarian truce to the conflict, will begin at 10 a.m. on November 23.
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