The war in the Gaza Strip is a brutal and long -lasting armed conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Hamas organization, which intensified especially After Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023. Since then, Israeli forces have been conducting intensive military operation, which led to huge losses among civilians, the destruction of infrastructure and deepening the humanitarian crisis. This conflict has deep political, religious and historical roots.
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“Resettlement is ongoing, and the escape from death did not stop. Smoke poles float in gas with every minute in front of the whole world. After over 700 days, the situation only gets worse” – wrote a photographer documenting the situation in the Gaza Strip.
Donald Trump announces a room in the Gaza Strip
I think we have an agreement on the end of the war in the Gaza Strip – said Donald Trump. The US President did not specify the terms of the potential agreement.
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– I think we have a Gaza agreement, we are very close to the agreement – Trump told journalists before departure to the Ryder Cup in New York. “I think this is an agreement that will restore hostages, it will be an agreement that will end the war, we will have peace,” he added. Trump did not provide details of the potential contract, but stated that it would be the eighth war he would end.
Former British prime minister with a new mission
The administration of US President Donald Trump supports the plan according to which the former British Prime Minister Tony Blair would lead the temporary authorities of the Gaza Zone, initially without the participation of representatives of the Palestinian autonomy – British media informed.
According to the plan, Blair would lead the international transitional board over Gaza (Gaza International Transitional Authority – Gita). It would be the authority holding the mandate over the Gaza Strip for at least five years – the BBC portal said.
If the plan were approved, Blair would head the secretary's office of up to 25 people and chaired a seven -person council that would constitute executive power. The council would include at least one Palestinian, as well as a high -ranking UN official.
Netanyahu booed in the UN
The Prime Minister of Israel Binjamin Netanyahu appeared on Friday afternoon of Polish time at the 80th session of the UN General Assembly. When the politician began to speak, whistles were heard in the room, some people came out.
At the very beginning of the speech, Binjamin Netanyahu promised to “finish the work” of Hamas elimination in the Gaza Strip. – The last elements, the remains of Hamas, hid in the city of Gaza. They swear to repeat the cruelty of October 7, no matter how weakened their forces are – said Israel's prime minister.
