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- The war between Israel and Hamas continues this Sunday. This started 86 days ago.
- “The war will continue for many months until Hamas is eliminated and the hostages are released,” Benjamin Netanyahu warned.
- More than a thousand people demonstrated in Tel Aviv demanding the release of hostages held in the Gaza Strip.
- The Hamas health ministry says 21,672 people have been killed in the Palestinian enclave since the war began on October 7. Unverifiable assessment.
- Humanitarian aid “remains limited,” the UN agency caring for Palestinian refugees has lamented, despite a resolution adopted Friday at the UN Security Council.
War will last ‘many months’, Netanyahu warns
The war between Israel and Palestinian Hamas in Gaza “will continue for many months until Hamas is eliminated and the hostages are released,” Israel’s prime minister said on Saturday. “We will ensure that the Gaza Strip will never again pose a threat to Israel,” he added during a news conference in Tel Aviv, arguing that “it will take more time to achieve absolute victory and achieve all our goals.”
Lecornu will spend the New Year on board a ship providing aid to citizens from the Gaza Strip
Armed Forces Minister Sébastien Lecornu will sail this Sunday for the New Year aboard the French helicopter carrier Dixmude, anchored in the Egyptian port of Al-Arikh, where wounded civilians from the Gaza Strip are being treated. Arriving at the dock on November 27, the Dixmud received dozens of wounded the next day, the minister’s office said. According to local health sources, between five and twenty per day.
France is “the first Western power to deploy health resources so close to the Gaza Strip,” according to a statement from the French ministry, which clarified that the people receiving treatment suffer from serious pathologies. The Dixmood is anchored about fifty kilometers from the Rafah crossing between Egypt and the Gaza Strip, where humanitarian aid arrives.
West Bank: Palestinian car attack suspect killed by IDF
The Palestinian Ministry of Health confirmed the death of a car driver at the entrance to the Fawar refugee camp in the occupied West Bank. He allegedly attacked an Israeli military post.
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Source: Le Parisien
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