As the conflicts between Israel and Hamas continue, the number of dead and injured in the region increases day by day. While the Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that blocking medicine, fuel and humanitarian aid was a war crime, French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna evaluated that the blockade in Gaza was against the said law. It was reported that while Israel continued its intense bombardment throughout the night, reconnaissance units entered Gaza. Here’s what happened minute by minute…
07.00
ISRAEL BOMBED DURING THE NIGHT
Israeli planes heavily bombarded Jabaliya Refugee Camp and Mesru Beit Lahiya at night.
It was stated that dozens of Palestinians were killed and injured in the attacks, but no information was given regarding the exact figure.
RECONNAISSANCE TROOPS IN GAZA
It was reported that a group of Israeli soldiers entered Gaza last night for reconnaissance purposes before the comprehensive operation.
06.00
ISRAEL RAITED MANY POINTS IN THE WEST BANK
According to information received from eyewitnesses, Israeli soldiers raided the city of Jenin in the north of the West Bank and placed snipers on the roofs of buildings.
Clashes broke out between Israeli forces and armed Palestinians who responded to the raid.
Hamas Movement officials were also detained during the raids in Nablus.
In addition to Jenin and Nablus, raids were also carried out on Aqaba Cebr Refugee Camp in Jericho, Silvad town, Ayide Refugee Camp in Bethlehem and Merah Rabah village.
There is increasing tension in the West Bank simultaneously with the attacks in Gaza.
RAID ON GAZA! INFANTRY AND TANKS ALSO JOINED
The Israeli army announced that its ground troops also carried out raids on Gaza in the last 24 hours. It was reported that infantry and tank units also participated in these raids.
05.00
URGENT INTERVENTION CALL FROM KUWAIT
According to the Kuwait News Agency (KUNA), Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Salem Abdullah al-Jaber al-Sabah stated that forcing migration would increase the suffering of the Palestinians, in addition to the Israeli siege and attacks.
Sabah said, “Kuwait firmly rejects the Israeli occupation, the call for the forcible displacement of Palestinians in Gaza, the continued escalation of tensions, acts of killing and random destruction that are considered violations of international law.” said.
Sabah called on the international community and the United Nations Security Council for “immediate intervention to end the brutal war, which does not discriminate between civilians and soldiers, and to stop the dangerous escalation.”
Kuwait’s Minister of Foreign Affairs underlined that the targeting of civilians should end, the international community should take action to lift the blockade in Gaza, and medical and humanitarian aid should be delivered to the Palestinian people through international organizations.
04.00
‘ISRAEL KILLED 16 PALESTINES IN THE WEST BANK’
In the statement made by the Palestinian Ministry of Health, it was stated that the number of Palestinians killed by the Israeli army in various regions of the West Bank on Friday increased to 16.
In the statement, it was announced that the number of Palestinians killed in the West Bank has increased to 51 since October 7, when the attacks on Israel from Gaza began.
In the statement made by the Palestinian Red Crescent, it was noted that 97 people were injured by real bullets and 19 people were injured by rubber bullets during the interventions of Israeli forces.
In the statement, it was stated that medical teams have treated 953 injured people since October 7.
03.00
FRANCE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS: ‘THE BLOCKADE IN GAZA IS ILLEGAL’
French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna, who was the guest of France 5 television channel, made statements regarding the conflict between Israel and Palestine.
Colonna commented that Israel had the right to defend itself after the attacks that killed at least 1,300 people.
Stating that Israel must comply with international humanitarian law and protect civilians, including those in Gaza, while defending itself, Colonna evaluated that the blockade in Gaza is against the said law.
Colonna emphasized that the Palestinian people have the right to normal access to basic needs such as water and food, and stated that they are working with different partners on a humanitarian corridor for vulnerable people to leave Gaza.
The French Minister will visit Israel on October 15.
02.00
JORDAN: ‘IT IS A WAR CRIME’
According to the written statement made by the Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Foreign Affairs Ayman al-Safedi met with his Italian counterpart Antonio Tajani, who came to Amman for official contacts.
During the meeting, Safadi emphasized that blocking food, medicine, fuel and humanitarian aid from the Gaza Strip is a “war crime” under the Fourth Geneva Convention.
Stating that “While the tension and war in Gaza continues, the humanitarian disaster experienced by the Gaza Strip must be stopped,” Safadi said that providing humanitarian aid to the elderly, children and women in the region is an international moral and legal responsibility.
Safedi condemned “the killing and targeting of civilians by both sides” and noted that “the international community must unite around this and condemn the killing of Palestinian and Israeli civilians in accordance with common humanitarian values and international law.”
Warning that violence and war will not ensure security and peace, on the contrary, they will bring destruction, misery and pain, fuel conflict, increase tension and encourage extremism, Safadi stated that the region will not achieve security and stability unless a fair and comprehensive peace is achieved on the basis of the two-state solution.
01.00
RESTRICTION ON SHOWS IN LONDON
In its statement from
“Based on the map shown, any person participating in or associated with the ‘London Palestine Protest’ or the ‘Palestine Solidarity Campaign’ should not enter the roads marked in red, otherwise they may be detained,” the statement said. The statement was included.
A well-attended demonstration in support of Palestine is expected to be held in front of the BBC headquarters in London tomorrow.