Israel kills at least nine Palestinians, including journalists, in Gaza Israeli conflict news

At least nine people, including three journalists, they were killing Many others were injured in an Israeli drone attack on Beit Lahia in northern Gaza, according to the Palestinian media.

According to the attack on Saturday, a relief team accompanied by journalists and photographers. At least three local journalists among the dead.

The Palestinian Journalists Protection Center said in a statement that “journalists were documenting the humanitarian relief efforts for those affected by the Israeli genocide,” and called on the gunfire intermediaries in Gaza to pressure Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu forward by implementing the agreed stock and imprisonment stock.

Israel rejected the opening talks on the second stage of the ceasefire between it and Hamas, which requires it to negotiate a permanent end of the war, a major request from Hamas.

Tareq Abu Azoum from Khan Yunis in southern Gaza said that since the implementation of the first stage in January, humanitarian organizations and various charities began to increase their efforts to provide humanitarian support to the Palestinians, specifically during the holy month of Ramadan.

“The attack (on Beit Lahia) caused a large group of condemnation, but it was not the first. Here in the southern part of Gaza, we saw Israeli drones hovering above while in the city of Rafah we have confirmation from eyewitnesses that they were subjected to Israeli attacks during the past 24 hours.”

Hamas described the attack on Beit Lahia as a “horrific massacre” and “continuing” for Israeli war crimes against our people and a dangerous escalation that reflects its insistence on continuing its aggression and ignoring all international laws and agreements.

In a statement, the Israeli army said it struck “two terrorists … they are working on a drone that pose a threat” for Israeli soldiers in the Beit Lahia area.

Later, a number of additional terrorists collected drone operating equipment and entered a car. The (Israeli army) added the terrorists.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza said that at least 48,543 Palestinians have been confirmed, they killed 111,981 wounded in the Israeli war on Gaza. The government media office in Gaza has updated the number of his death to more than 61,700, saying that thousands of the Palestinian people missing under the rubble are supposed to be dead.

The “endless crisis on the horizon” due to the siege

In addition to the continuous drone attacks in Gaza, Israel stopped entering everyone Help In the pocket on March 2, hours after the first phase of the fragile ceasefire with Hamas, which raises fears of “deepening hunger” and more difficulties for the people of Gaza.

Israel also cut off the electricity to the decisive water desalination factory, which threatens the supply of drinking water in Gaza.

“People are currently forced to rely on alternative negative adaptation mechanisms, including limiting meals on a daily basis,” Abu Azoum said.

He added: “Families at the present time are fighting to bear the costs of the meal to break their fast during Ramadan, which is another sign of an endless crisis on the horizon.”

Rights organizations accused Israel of crimes against humanity and violations of international law to cut aid to Gaza.

Israel’s “deliberate” reducing Gaza to the water to “genocide”, according to Niko Guevarnia, Human Rights Watch (HRW).

Israel reduces the water supply in Gaza “not only (by) attacking water desalination facilities but also by cutting water through the pipelines that go to Gaza from Israel, by cutting fuel or restricting access to fuel, as well as destroying and attacking wastewater facilities.”

“It is also the issue of not allowing any reform material required to rebuild and repair a lot of water infrastructure and attack a warehouse belonging to the water municipality that stores … millions of dollars of repair equipment.”

The ceasefire of forgetfulness?

The siege comes in Israel and the recent attacks in Gaza with the continued ceasefire talks.

And the presentation of reporting from Amman, Jordan, that Nour Auday Island says that the armistice negotiations appear to be in a state of forgetfulness because each of the negotiating parties stands firmly.

“Hamas offered the release of one of the Israeli prisoners with a dual nationality with the bodies of four prisoners. She said that Israel had its own suggestion while the American envoy Steve Wittouf suggested something more compatible with Netanyahu’s position – but certainly neither here nor there.”

She added: “Hamas insists that the end of the war must be discussed, and not only the details of an agreement or suggestion of a dam, so there is still a very big gap.”