On the 389th day of the "Aqsa Flood" operation, the occupying forces persist in conducting airstrikes and heavy shelling on Gaza, resulting in brutal killings of civilians.
Massacre in Beit Lahia
Occupying forces committed a heinous massacre in the town of Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip this morning, targeting a 5-story house belonging to the Nassar family where more than 100 people, mostly women and children, live.
The bombing resulted in the martyrdom of 93 Palestinians and the loss of around 40 others under the rubble, amid the absence of ambulance and civil defense teams that were forced to stop working.
Palestinian sources reported that the people of Gaza are trying to extract the bodies of the victims from the rubble using primitive means.
The Anadolu Agency quoted eyewitnesses as saying that dozens of injured people are still trapped under the rubble, without any support from ambulance crews.
Urgent humanitarian appeals
In light of the worsening humanitarian crisis, the Gaza Government Media Office issued an urgent appeal to bring specialized medical teams, ambulances, and civil defense vehicles to the northern area of the Strip before it's too late, holding major Western powers, including the United States, Britain, Germany, and France, directly responsible for the continued war and massacres against civilians.
4 Zionist soldiers killed, including an officer, in Jabalia
Hebrew media reported the killing of 4 Zionist soldiers, including an officer, in clashes with Palestinian resistance in the Jabalia area in northern Gaza.
According to "Lebanon Sheeth Ish" Hebrew website, last night witnessed painful events in Gaza and southern Lebanon, with more details expected to be revealed later.
According to the latest statistics, 74 Israeli soldiers and settlers have been killed since the beginning of October in various confrontation areas.
Qatar: Ongoing talks to de-escalate in Gaza and Lebanon
Qatar's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majid Al-Ansari said that the talks in Doha are ongoing and have achieved a lot so far, confirming that there are parallel lines of work to de-escalate in Lebanon and Gaza.
Al-Ansari added in a press conference today in Doha, according to Al-Jazeera Net, that he cannot comment on the content of the negotiations in Qatar, but a lot has been achieved regarding them.
He stressed that Qatar is trying to make use of all opportunities to reach a permanent solution and to support the Palestinian brothers.
He explained that meetings are ongoing in Doha, Cairo, and European capitals to discuss a negotiation proposal, and pointed out that work is closely coordinated with partners in Egypt and the United States to mediate negotiations, aiming to contain the conflict in Gaza and prevent escalation in the region.
International condemnation of the UNRWA ban
The decision of the Knesset to ban the activities of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) in the occupied territories has drawn widespread international condemnation, with the European Union and Western countries considering this step to increase the suffering of Palestinian refugees.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed his concern about the impact of the decision, warning of devastating consequences on the lives of Palestinian refugees and on the path to peace and stability in the region.
Guterres emphasized that UNRWA remains the main provider of humanitarian support to Palestinian refugees, expressing his rejection of any alternative that may undermine their basic interests.
