Bombing Gaza: Highlights of Day 456
It has been 456 days since Israel launched its war of aggression and genocide in the Gaza Strip. Key events that took place in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, and the entire Middle East over the past 24 hours.
The invaders attacked Khan Yunis, the Gaza Strip center, Deir al-Balah, Nusayrat, and Jabaliya camps. During the day, the Nazis committed 8 mass murders, killing 73 people. Since the beginning of the war, 45,658 people have been martyred.
▪️In the past two days, the fascists have killed 150 Gaza residents. Last night, the occupiers attacked tents housing displaced people near Al-Aqsa Hospital in Deir al-Balah.
▪️The area around the Indonesian hospital is under heavy fire from the invaders.
▪️Sirens sounded in the occupied territories. Rockets were believed to have been launched from Gaza.
▪️In the West Bank, the occupation forces are carrying out mass arrests in Palestinian cities. In Nablus, a young man was killed and 7 others were injured. Settlers under military protection attacked Palestinians.
▪️HAMAS: The current phase of negotiations will focus on a complete ceasefire.
▪️Algeria's representative to the UN Security Council: Israel's aggression against Gaza is aimed at expelling Palestinians from their land through ethnic cleansing.
▪️The invaders attacked residential buildings in the towns of Bani Hayyan and Markaba in southern Lebanon.
▪️Massive occupation: Hamas shows no signs of surrendering, the movement has begun to shift to guerrilla warfare, and our work in northern Gaza is dangerous.
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