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's attack on Israel on October 7, 2023. Since then, Israeli forces have been conducting intensive military surgery near the city of Gaza, which led to huge losses among civilians, the destruction of infrastructure and the depth of the crisis humanitarian. This conflict has deep political, religious and historical roots.
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Dozens of Israel killed in morning attacks
After at least 61 people were killed on the Gaza Zone Thursday's attacks, today local media are already informing about at least 30 victims.
According to Al Dżazira, citing data from hospitals in the Gaza Strip, a total of eight people were killed in attacks around the city of Gaza, and five in the “Humanitarian Zone” Al-Mawasi in the south of the Gaza Zone.
Israel also launched in the central part of the Gaza Zone, where the Al-Burdż camp became the goal.
Israel uses drones, fighters and heavy artillery for attacks, carried out since late at night, says Al Dżazira.
Attack on Palestinians on the west bank
According to local media, the attack on Palestinians also occurred on the west shore, in the cities of Salem and Nablus.
In the first case, one person was shot – according to Al Dżazira – during the attack of Israeli settlers. In the second case, two people were injured.
Activists attacked the House of the Israeli military
Activists from the Israeli group Standing Together “, which demands the immediate completion of activities in the Gaza Strip, attacked the house of the Chief of the General Staff of the Israeli Army Ejal Zamira – informs Jerusalem Post.
“Even Ejal Zamir knows that only an extreme minority derives profits, and we all pay for it with blood! We cannot commit war crimes and abandon hostages!” – group members wrote in social media.
Israeli politicians with a ban on entering a British conference
The United Kingdom announced that Israeli politicians, officials or representatives of the army will not be able to appear at the DSEI defense fair, which start September. This decision is dictated by the offensive, which Israel is currently conducting in the Gaza Strip. Israeli companies will be able to take part in the fair.
According to the Israeli Gazeta Haaretz, the Israeli authorities criticized Great Britain. The Ministry of Defense in Tel Aviv described London's decision as “favorable extremists and legitimizing terrorism.”
