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Updated on October 22, 11:41 am: The US has announced that it will increase its military presence in the Middle East. The THAAD missile defense system and additional Patriot air defense systems will be deployed to the region, the Defense Ministry said. This is the US response to recent attacks on US troops in the region. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said additional forces would also be on standby. He left it open as to how many there would be.
Israel War: Israel not responsible for hospital explosion
Updated on October 22, 11:18 am: The Canadian Department of Defense has found that Israel is definitely not responsible for the hospital explosion in the Gaza Strip, in an independent analysis of Canadian intelligence. The explosion may have been caused by a rocket fired from the Gaza Strip.
Israel War: Israel sends a warning to the people
Updated on October 22, 10:12 am: According to Palestinian sources, Israel is increasing its warnings to those still remaining in the north of the Gaza Strip: Residents are being informed by the Israeli army through leaflets and audio messages on their cell phones that they may be viewed as sympathizers. A “terrorist organization” if they don’t flee south of the coast.
Israel war: Hamas says at least 55 dead overnight
Updated on October 22, 8:17 am: At least 55 people were killed in an overnight Israeli airstrike in the Gaza Strip, according to the radical Islamist Hamas that rules the Gaza Strip. The government press office today spoke of “more than 55 martyrs” killed in the latest blasts. More than 30 houses were destroyed.
Israel War: Israel Says Bombing “Terrorist Command Center”
Updated October 22, 6:12 am: Israel says airstrike kills Hamas and Islamic Jihad “terrorists” at a mosque in the West Bank. The Al-Ansa mosque in Jenin was “used by terrorists as a command center for planning attacks and as a base for their execution,” the Israeli military said today. The Red Cross in Jenin said one person was killed and three others were wounded, according to the Palestine News Agency. He is dead reported.
The Israeli military said those targeted had already “been involved in several terrorist attacks and were preparing for another terrorist attack in recent months”. “Terrorists” were neutralized, it said. The army did not release any information on the number or identity of those killed.
War on Israel: Erdogan calls out Hamas boss
Updated on October 21 at 9:45 PM: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke on the phone with Ismail Hanija, head of the Islamic Hamas organization during the war with Israel, to discuss the situation in the Gaza Strip. After the talks, Erdogan insisted that Turkey would continue to work for an early ceasefire in the region. The Turkish president also wants to continue to push for humanitarian aid.
According to Turkish sources, in his conversation with Hanija, Erdogan reiterated his view that a sustainable peace settlement in the Middle East is only possible with a Palestinian state within the borders established in 1967 with East Jerusalem as its capital. Turkey wants to continue to work for a permanent peace settlement in the international arena. This was reported by the German Press Agency.
Israel expands airstrikes in war against Hamas: 1,033 civilians dead since start
Updated October 21 at 8:49 PM: 1,033 civilians have been killed in Israel since the war broke out. Israeli media reported this on Saturday, citing Israeli police. A quarter of the civilian victims have yet to be identified. This is often difficult due to the severe burns and contamination of those killed, the report continued.
So far 307 soldiers have died in the war in Israel. Added up, that’s a total of 1,340 deaths, but Israel’s health ministry is talking about at least 1,400. According to the German Press Agency, it was initially unclear why the numbers differed from each other.
Ahead of ground attack on Gaza: Israeli airstrikes on the rise
Updated October 21 at 8:26 PM: In the war in Israel, the military wants to move to the next phase of the conflict. Airstrikes in the Gaza Strip are reportedly about to increase. “From today we will intensify the attacks,” military spokesman Daniel Hagari told a press conference on the state of Israel’s war on Saturday evening. It is intended to increase pressure on the radical Palestinian organization Hamas.
Regarding the situation of the war in Israel, the spokesman declared that the Israeli army “desires to enter the next phase of the war under better conditions.” This was reported by AFP news agency.
War Aid in Israel: 20 Trucks Reach Gaza Strip
First report from October 21, 8:17 PM: Tel Aviv/Gaza – First aid supplies for Israeli war civilians arrive in Gaza Strip. On Saturday morning (October 21), the Rafah border crossing between Egypt and Gaza was opened to 20 trucks. These were the first deliveries to arrive through Rafah since the start of war between Israel and the Islamist Hamas that rules the Gaza Strip two weeks ago.
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War in Israel: First aid supplies arrive in Gaza Strip
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the trucks carried medical supplies including medicine to treat chronic diseases, three months of essential supplies for 300,000 people, drinking water and bags for first responders. After crossing, the border crossing was closed again. The protest was going on for several days demanding the opening of the border crossing.
Israel demanded guarantees that aid flowed through the checkpoint would not fall into the hands of radical Islamist Hamas in the Israeli war. Egypt has been blaming Israel for the border crossing that has so far been closed. Egypt does not prevent third countries from leaving the Gaza Strip, as Israel claims. Egyptian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ahmed Abu Said wrote on the platform that Western media should hold Israel responsible for shelling the area around the crossing and not allowing aid. X.
Hamas released hostages in Gaza for the first time in Israel’s war
Further steps are planned to negotiate the release of abducted Hamas hostages, while humanitarian aid continues to be provided to the people of the Gaza Strip. “We are currently working on an agreement to release all civilian hostages first,” said Majid al-Ansari, adviser to the foreign minister and spokesman for Qatar’s foreign ministry. A senior Qatari foreign ministry official has expressed hope for the release of more hostages in Israel’s war.
“I can’t promise it will happen today, tomorrow or the day after. But we are on track to release the hostages, especially the civilians, as soon as possible,” Al-Ansari said. Sunday World Phase of the current war in Israel on October 21.
Israel released two Hamas hostages on Friday evening (October 20). US citizenship confirmed. A representative of the Israeli military welcomed two women from the United States at the border of the Gaza Strip, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office reported on developments in the war in Israel. Qassam Brigades, Hamas’ military wing, had earlier said it had released a woman and her 17-year-old daughter “on humanitarian grounds” in “retaliation to Qatar’s efforts”.
Israel continues preparations for a ground offensive in the Gaza Strip in its war against Hamas
Army units are currently stationed in front of the Gaza Strip, preparing for a planned ground offensive against Hamas. R Volozinsky, commander of the 188th Armored Brigade, is reported to have said: “With fighting spirit and determination, we will achieve what is necessary to bring security to our people for years to come.” So far, tens of thousands of soldiers have been stationed near the border. with the Gaza Strip ahead of an expected Israeli ground offensive.
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