The Israeli army has claimed victory in the war against Hamas terrorists. The situation in the Gaza Strip is even more dramatic. French President Macron called for an end to the airstrikes. Israel war news ticker.
- Generals were killed: Israeli soldiers kill two Hamas commanders
- explosion I am Al-Shifa Hospital: Rockets reportedly fired from the Gaza Strip
- The information processed here about the war in Israel comes from international media and news agencies, as well as from the parties involved in the conflict. Information about the situation in Israel and the Gaza Strip sometimes cannot be independently verified, especially if it comes from Hamas-controlled entities.
Updated as of November 11, 11:16 am: War looms large in Israel. On Saturday morning, the Israeli military reportedly carried out drone strikes on the launch sites in response to rocket fire from Lebanon. According to Lebanese media, the positions allegedly used by Hezbollah were located 40 kilometers inland.
Updated as of November 11, 10:26 am: French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday, November 10, called for an end to Israel’s bombing of the Gaza Strip. “There is no justification for the death of women, children and the elderly,” he told the British BBC. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu immediately protested. Hamas is responsible for civilian casualties due to its use of civilians as “human shields”.
Updated as of November 11, 9:39 am: In the war in Israel, Hamas tunnels were destroyed by its own troops. A facility was reportedly located near a school. This was announced by the Israeli army on Saturday morning. The Islamic terrorist group has been repeatedly accused of keeping its warehouses and weapons factories close to civilian facilities.
Updated as of November 11, 8:35 am: The Israeli army continues its operations in the Gaza Strip. Both the Navy and the Air Force are involved. Ground forces from the Israeli Nahal Brigade have reportedly already captured eleven Hamas positions, all in the northern part of the Gaza Strip. However, it appears that terrorist fighters may still fire rockets at Israeli settlements near the border with Gaza. A news portal reported that air alarms sounded in several towns and villages in Israel on Saturday morning. The Times of Israel.
Israel has denied an attack on a hospital in the Gaza Strip
Updated as of November 11, 8 am: Israel denies attack on al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City On Friday, an explosion at the largest clinic complex in the Gaza Strip killed and wounded several others. The hospital’s director, Mohammed Abu Salamiya, blamed an Israeli airstrike for the blast. In a statement, the Israeli military denied any such attack. According to current findings, the explosion at the hospital was the result of an errant rocket fired from the Gaza Strip towards Israel.
Heavy fighting in Israel’s war – Hamas commanders killed
Statement from November 11, 2023: Tel Aviv/Gaza – Israel’s war continues as the military continues its operations in the Gaza Strip. A firefight reportedly took place overnight between the terrorist group Hamas and units of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Street fighting is now apparently raging, especially in the center of Gaza City.
The group’s own fighters launched a series of attacks on Hamas positions in Gaza City. An Israeli military spokesman told Haaretz newspaper that two high-ranking commanders of “Nukba” units were killed. The “Nukba” units are considered an elite unit within the Qassam Brigades established by Hamas. According to Israeli officials, the two slain commanders were allegedly involved in the October 7 terrorist attack.
Fierce war in Israel
As fighting continues in the Gaza Strip, international efforts are underway to negotiate a ceasefire in Israel. French President Emmanuel Macron recently called for a ceasefire. At the same time, Saudi Arabia intensified its diplomatic efforts to unite the Arab and Islamic countries of the world.
The death toll from Israel’s war continues to rise. According to official figures, more than 1,400 Israelis have died since October 7. According to the army, 308 soldiers were among the dead. More than 5,000 people are reported to have been injured, some seriously. It is not known how many people were killed in the Gaza Strip. More than 10,000 people are believed to have died in the fighting, according to the Hamas-controlled Health Authority. The death toll from the Gaza Strip cannot be independently verified. World Health Organization (WHO) President Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus at the UN. According to the Security Council, an average child is killed every ten minutes in the Gaza Strip.
Dramatic situation in Gaza due to war in Israel
Due to the Israeli war, the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip is deteriorating dramatically. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 20 of the 36 hospitals in the Gaza Strip are out of service. Even the clinics that were still functioning were operating only in emergency mode due to lack of supplies and electricity.
For the first time, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also commented on plans for a post-war period in Israel. According to Netanyahu, the Israeli armed forces must first have control over the Gaza Strip. In a meeting with representatives of Israeli border towns, the head of government said, according to media reports, that the army “will retain control of the strip; we will not hand it over to international forces.” Netanyahu has previously said that Israel will not seek to conquer, rule or occupy the Gaza Strip. However, the heavily populated coastal area is militarized, radicalized and needs to be rebuilt. (Dil with agency material)
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