Vital
- The war between Israel and Hamas, sparked by Hamas attacks that have killed some 1,400 people, enters its 33rd day this Wednesday.
- According to Hamas, 10,328 people have been killed in the Gaza Strip since the start of the war.
- Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said last night that Israeli troops were “in the heart of Gaza City.”
- A new evacuation of injured Gazans or dual citizens stranded in the Gaza Strip took place through the Rafah (south) crossing. Since the beginning of these operations, more than 100 French have been evacuated from the enclave.
- The families of Israeli hostages kidnapped by Hamas have launched a new appeal for help in freeing their loved ones.
MSF reports the death of one of its staff in an explosion in the Gaza Strip
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) on Tuesday evening expressed sadness over the death of one of its staff in the Gaza Strip, killed along with several of his relatives in the Israeli bombing of the Chati refugee camp on November 6.
Mohammed Al-Ahel, a laboratory technician who had worked for MSF for more than two years, was killed in an explosion at a refugee camp that led to the collapse of a building and killed dozens of people, MSF said in a statement on its website. “Our continued demands for an immediate ceasefire have gone unanswered, and we reiterate that this is the only way to prevent further deaths in Gaza and allow humanitarian aid to arrive,” MSF adds.
‘There will be no occupation in Gaza,’ senior Israeli official says
“Israel will not reoccupy the Gaza Strip,” Ron Dermer, Israel’s minister of strategic affairs, said in an interview with US channel MSNBC on Tuesday evening.
“We (Israel, editor’s note) completely withdrew from Gaza 17 years ago and restored a terrorist state. We can’t repeat this, that’s obvious. Once Hamas is no longer in power and its infrastructure has been dismantled, Israel will have to bear overall responsibility for security for an indefinite period of time,” said Ron Dermer, who is an observer in the Israeli war cabinet. When asked how this responsibility would be organized, the latter admitted that the question remains open, but confirmed “that it will not be an occupation.” The comments from Israel’s former ambassador to the United States, who is close to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, came as Washington said it opposed Israel’s new long-term occupation of Gaza.
“Long March” against anti-Semitism in Paris on Sunday
Faced with rising hostility toward Jews in France, Senate President Gérard Larcher and Assembly President Yaël Braun-Pivet called on Tuesday “all those who recognize themselves in the values of our Republic” to take part in Sunday’s “great civic march” against anti-Semitism.
The initiative was immediately approved by the majority, as well as by the right and the far right.
A month of terror for Israel
Israel gathered in silence, prayer and tears Tuesday to remember the victims of an unprecedented Hamas attack a month ago that traumatized the country.
On Tuesday evening, as the day before, hundreds of people gathered in front of the Western Wall in Jerusalem in search of hostages and those missing after the October 7 attack.
Benjamin Netanyahu in his boots
Israel’s prime minister said Tuesday he is ruling out any ceasefire or fuel deliveries to the Gaza Strip until the 241 hostages held there by Hamas are released. “No gasoline imports, no (Palestinian) workers into Israel and no ceasefire without the release of our hostages,” Benjamin Netanyahu said in a speech.
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Source: Le Parisien
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