Netanyahu gives orders for massive massacre in Gaza
Israel is preparing to strike the Jerusalem Hospital where thousands of civilians have taken refuge. President Benjamin Netanyahu, Netanyahu, who quotes from the Bible and the Torah, is looking for excuses for his new atrocity.
The Israeli army, which massacred in Gaza in front of the eyes of the world, is preparing for the heaviest bombardment. Encouraged by the support of the West, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decided to expand the ground operations.
"The attacks will continue. We'll organize a major air campaign to get our ground forces in," Netanyahu said.
Netanyahu, who had previously confessed desire, again tried to find an excuse for his genocide by referring to the Bible and the Torah. Finally, he recalled the events between the Amalekites and the Israelites and quoted from the Bible.
"We remember and we fight. Israel is fighting for all humanity. Our allies in the West and the Arab world know that if we don't win, they will be next," he said.
Israel, which had previously massacred nearly 1,000 civilians in the Al Ahli Baptist Hospital in the Gaza Strip, this time said, "Evacuate Jerusalem Hospital immediately", where 10 thousand people had taken shelter. Then the airplanes rained bombs around the hospital.
ANGER AT GOVERNMENT GROWS
At the same time, anger at the government over failed attempts to infiltrate Gaza from the ground is growing. Netanyahu targeted the Shabak intelligence agency for the Hamas raid on Oct. 7, saying on social media that he had no knowledge of the attacks and that he had received no warning. Following the public outcry, he deleted the post and apologized.
SCHOOLS DESTROYED, CHILDREN KILLED
In Israel's massacre in Gaza, the number of martyrs, more than half of whom were children, exceeded 8 thousand. Thousands of children are wounded and waiting for urgent medical assistance. The Israeli army bombed schools as well as hospitals and mosques. The Ministry of National Education in Gaza, which drew attention to the human tragedy by stating that there are almost no children left alive, announced that the academic year was forced to end.
WHAT HAPPENED
Hamas' military wing, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, announced that they launched a comprehensive attack against Israel called "Al-Aqsa Flood" on the morning of October 7.
While thousands of rockets were fired from Gaza towards Israel, armed groups entered the settlements in the region. The Israeli army also launched an attack on the Gaza Strip with dozens of warplanes.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that Israel killed over 8 thousand people, including 3 thousand 342 children, 2 thousand women, and 397 elderly people, and injured 20 thousand 242 people in its attacks on Gaza.
It was reported that 1400 Israelis, including 306 soldiers, were killed and 5 thousand 132 Israelis were wounded in the attacks from Gaza.
The Israeli army hit Damascus and Aleppo airports. As the Middle East is once again turning into a bloodbath, a deadline has been set for nearly 2 and a half million Palestinians to leave the blockaded Gaza.
In the occupied West Bank, 106 Palestinians were killed in attacks by Israeli forces and Jewish settlers.
In Israel's attacks on Gaza, 25 journalists were killed.
In the clashes between the Israeli army and Hezbollah on the Israel-Lebanon border since October 8, 46 Hezbollah members and 4 civilians, one of whom was a journalist, were killed. Three Israeli soldiers and one Israeli civilian were killed in the attacks organized by Lebanon.
Most recently, Israel attacked the al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza, killing civilians.
Source: Newsroom
