On the 425th day of the aggression on Gaza, the occupation forces continue to escalate their aggression against the Gaza Strip, leaving behind massacres of civilians amid ongoing clashes between the Palestinian resistance and the occupation forces on several fronts.
UNRWA: Families in Gaza face tragic conditions due to repeated displacement
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) confirmed today, Wednesday, that families in the Gaza Strip are living in dire humanitarian conditions due to repeated displacement resulting from ongoing Israeli shelling. In a post on X platform, the agency noted that families in areas like Deir al-Balah and across the strip are still suffering significantly due to repeated displacement in search of shelter in overcrowded UNRWA schools or temporary tents, while residents struggle to access their basic needs.
“Health” in Gaza: More than 100 patients inside Kamal Adwan Hospital are at risk of death
In another catastrophic development, the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza warned that more than 100 patients inside Kamal Adwan Hospital in the northern sector are at risk of death due to the cessation of oxygen supplies. The director of hospitals in the ministry told Al Jazeera that the halt in oxygen supply means the complete cessation of health services, noting that the northern regions of the sector are being completely destroyed with no sign of life.
Hamas: The occupation’s bombing of citizens’ homes in Beit Lahiya is "an intensification of the crime"
For its part, Hamas confirmed that the brutal shelling of citizens’ homes in Beit Lahiya and the targeting of Kamal Adwan Hospital and its medical staff is a continuation of the policy of genocide war that the Israeli occupation has been waging against Gaza for more than 400 days. The movement pointed out that the occupation's attempts to displace citizens from their homes and target medical infrastructure constitute a complete war crime, calling on the international community and Arab and international organizations to intervene urgently to stop the aggression and lift the siege imposed on the sector.
Targeting an Israeli military vehicle and sniping a soldier
In the context of resistance, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, announced targeting an Israeli personnel carrier with a “Yas'in 105” missile near the Tamraz station in the middle of the Jabalia camp in the northern sector. The Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement, also announced the sniping of an Israeli soldier near the Energy area east of Gaza City, noting that these operations are part of the resistance's response to the ongoing aggression.
Occupation warns its soldiers against traveling due to risks of international arrest
The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth revealed warnings issued by the Israeli army's leadership to its officers and soldiers against traveling to certain countries, fearing arrest due to their participation in the aggression against the Gaza Strip. The newspaper reported that the Israeli army asked 8 soldiers present in Cyprus, Slovenia, and the Netherlands to leave immediately due to the possibility of their arrest under international criminal decisions that may be issued by specific courts in some countries, amid ongoing international investigations regarding war crimes committed by the Israeli army in Gaza.
Norway withdraws investments from an “Israeli” Company
In a move showcasing a shift in the policies of some countries towards the occupation, the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund announced its withdrawal of investments from Bezeq, an "Israeli" company, due to its provision of telecommunications services to the settlements in the occupied West Bank. The ethical council of the Norwegian fund confirmed that these services contribute to facilitating the existence of illegal settlements in the West Bank and their expansion, exposing the company to accusations of violating international law, according to what the Palestinian news agency reported.
