The photo shared on Telegram channels by journalist Nir Debori of Israel-based Channel 12 is something that will raise the world up.
MASS DETENTION
While no statement was made about where the image was taken, it was shared on the X account of Aric Toler, a member of the New York Times visual research team.
It was claimed that there were hundreds of Hamas member fighters in the image shared by pro-Israeli social media accounts in a celebratory manner.
20 PEOPLE LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE ISRAEL ATTACK
In the news of the official Palestinian agency WAFA on the subject, it was stated that Israel carried out attacks on various parts of Khan Younis, including the south, west and refugee camp.
It was stated in the news that 20 people from the Mikdad, En-Najjar and El-Amudi families in Khan Yunus lost their lives and many people were injured in the attacks, and that there were children among the dead.
It was announced that 2 children from the Fetair family lost their lives as a result of Israeli attacks in the Deir el-Beleh region of the Gaza Strip.
HUMANITARIAN CEASE CEASE REQUEST WAS ACCEPTED BY UN
The United Nations (UN) General Assembly adopted the draft resolution requesting an urgent humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza with 153 votes against 10 “no” votes.
The draft resolution, put forward by Egypt and co-presented by approximately 100 countries, including Turkey, was voted in the Special Emergency Palestine session of the 193-member UN General Assembly.
The draft resolution was accepted with 153 votes against 23 “abstentions” and 10 “no” votes.
The countries that voted “No” were Austria, Czechia, Guatemala, Israel, Liberia, Micronesia, Nauru, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay and the USA.
In the decision, reference was made to the UN Charter and all resolutions adopted by the UN General Assembly and the Security Council on Palestine.
“WATER STARTED TO BE PUMPED INTO THE TUNNELS IN GAZA”
According to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) newspaper, US officials claimed that Israel has implemented a plan to pump sea water into the “Hamas tunnels” in Gaza.
Authorities stated that the seawater pumping process into the tunnels, which is expected to last for weeks, will be carried out with 7 separate pump systems.
It was reported that the spokesperson of the Israeli Ministry of Defense declined to comment on the issue and stated that the operations carried out in the tunnels were confidential.
On the other hand, some officials who spoke to the newspaper before stated that the fresh water resources in Gaza would be polluted and the infrastructure would be damaged if sea water was released into the tunnels.
