The Israeli-Palestinian War: A shocking invitation to Gaza from the former Israeli Prime Minister

Following the operation launched by the military wing of Hamas, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, against Israel, on the morning of October 7, under the name Al-Aqsa Flood, Israeli attacks on Gaza continued for the thirtieth day.

The following are developments in Israeli attacks during the day:

– A clear message from Blinken to Israel: There should be no occupation in Gaza

– US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, who held a press conference after the G7 summit in Tokyo, said: “There should be no Israeli occupation or siege in Gaza.” He said. Blinken said that Israel cannot rule Gaza, but there may be a transitional period after the current conflict ends.

– Harris Herzog interview: Focus on humanitarian aid

US Vice President Kamala Harris spoke by phone with Israeli President Isaac Herzog. Harris stressed the need to strengthen security in the West Bank, “Extremist settlers in the West Bank must be held accountable for the violence. In addition, delivery of life-saving humanitarian aid to civilians in Gaza must be increased.” He said.

A call for the formation of an “international intervention force” in Gaza

– Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said that to avoid a power vacuum, an “international intervention force” must be formed led by the United States and European member states of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) to supervise the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the Gaza Strip after the destruction. From Hamas.

Gaza’s resignation in England

– British Labor Party MP Imran Hussein resigned due to the party leader’s position on Gaza. Hussein stated that Labor Party leader Keir Starmer approved of the actions of the Israeli army in Gaza and called for a ceasefire. “In recent weeks, it has become clear that my views on the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza differ significantly from the position you take.”

He said.

These numbers indicate genocide

It was reported that Israel used more than 30,000 tons of explosives in its intense attacks on the besieged Gaza Strip for 32 days, completely destroying 40,000 homes and damaging 222,000 homes due to the bombing. It was reported that there were people remaining under the rubble of buildings destroyed by Israeli attacks, and that more than 3,000 people were missing. In the Israeli army attacks, 237 schools sustained various damages, 60 schools were out of service, 88 government facilities were destroyed, 48 journalists and 192 health workers were martyred, 40 ambulances became unusable, 113 health centers and 18 hospitals were severely damaged. 40 health centers were out of service, and the displacement of about 1.5 million people in Gaza, with a population of 2.1 million, was announced.

“Gaza is under siege”

– Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Gaza is besieged. “We have killed thousands of terrorists.” Netanyahu said again that there would be no ceasefire until the hostages were released. Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant announced that Israeli soldiers entered central Gaza. He announced that the operation would not stop until its goal was achieved.

– Targeting two vehicles belonging to the International Red Cross in Gaza. Reports stated that the vehicles were carrying humanitarian aid for civilians. The driver of one of the vehicles was injured.