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conflict-and-war2 years ago

"Six Palestinians Dead, Four Israeli Officers Injured in Jenin Raid and Airstrikes"

A 30-year-old man was killed in a suspected shooting attack near the West Bank settlement of Ofra, amid ongoing tensions and violence in the region. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) reported dismantling Hamas' military framework in northern Gaza and continued operations in central and southern Gaza. Hezbollah launched rockets at an Israeli air force base in Mount Meron in response to the assassination of a senior Hamas leader, with no casualties reported. The IDF retaliated with airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon. Meanwhile, the UN Secretary-General warned of a looming famine in Gaza, and the U.S. Secretary of Defense addressed concerns over transparency regarding his recent hospitalization.

via Haaretz|
##conflict-and-war#gazastrip
militaryconflict2 years ago

"IDF Targets Completion of Khan Yunis Operation Within a Month Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict"

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are progressing in their operation in Khan Yunis, Gaza, with the goal of dismantling two of the city's four battalions by early February. Despite rapid advances in northern Gaza, the IDF faces a longer learning curve and tougher resistance in the southern and western sectors of Khan Yunis. The IDF's strategy involves comprehensive ground advances and the destruction of extensive tunnel networks used by Hamas. The IDF has also eliminated two battalion commanders and captured terrorists for intelligence, which aids in ongoing operations. The conflict continues to revolve around tunnel shafts, with the IDF maintaining pressure on Hamas both above and below ground.

via The Jerusalem Post|
##gazastrip#idfoperation
crime-and-legal2 years ago

"Israeli Impersonator Indicted for Stealing Weapons, Infiltrating Gaza Conflict"

Roi Yifrach, a 35-year-old Israeli man, is accused of impersonating an Israeli soldier and stealing military equipment during the chaos following a Hamas attack. He presented himself as a member of various elite military units and was seen in a photo with Prime Minister Netanyahu. Yifrach's lawyer claims he was a volunteer paramedic and fought bravely with IDF approval. He faces charges for stealing weapons, munitions, and sensitive equipment, with some of the stolen items found in his possession. Four others, including a police officer, have been arrested in connection with the thefts.

via Fox News|
##crime-and-legal#gazastrip
conflict-and-war2 years ago

"Al-Qassam Claims 42 Attacks, Hits 71 Vehicles, and Inflicts Over 20 Israeli Military Casualties in Gaza Clashes"

Abu Obeida, the military spokesman for Al-Qassam Brigades, announced that in the past four days, their fighters have destroyed 71 Israeli military vehicles, killed 16 Israeli soldiers, and carried out 42 military missions. The operations included missile attacks, blowing up houses and tunnels with soldiers inside, sniper operations, and downing aircraft. The announcement comes amid intensified clashes in various parts of the Gaza Strip, with Israeli forces announcing a strategic withdrawal and redeployment in response to the ongoing conflict.

via Palestine Chronicle|
##alqassambrigades#conflict-and-war
world-news2 years ago

"Freed Israeli Hostage Mia Schem Recounts Harrowing Ordeal in Gaza Captivity"

Mia Schem, a 21-year-old Israeli-French dual citizen, recounted her harrowing experience as a hostage of Hamas following her abduction during a music festival raid in southern Israel. She lived in constant fear of sexual assault and was subjected to inappropriate touching by her captor, who refrained from raping her due to his family's proximity. Schem was held captive for 54 days, during which she faced psychological torment, starvation, and a lack of medical care. Her ordeal included being operated on without anesthesia and being taunted by the captor's children. Schem's story highlights the broader issue of sexual violence and the mistreatment of hostages during the Hamas incursion into southern Israel, which resulted in over 1,200 deaths.

via Daily Mail|
##gazastrip#hamashostage
war2 years ago

Israel Commences Partial Troop Withdrawal from Gaza Amidst Expectations of Extended Conflict

The Israeli military is repositioning thousands of troops from the Gaza Strip while preparing for a prolonged conflict with Hamas, despite international pressure for lower-intensity fighting. This move follows a deadly terror attack by Hamas on October 7, which resulted in significant casualties and hostages. Both Israel and Hamas continue to engage in hostilities, with Israel's Iron Dome intercepting rockets during New Year celebrations. The humanitarian situation in Gaza remains dire, with many displaced and mourning losses from the past year's violence.

via CBS News|
##gazastrip#hamas
world-news2 years ago

Netanyahu's Long-Haul Strategy on Israel-Hamas Conflict Amidst Military Stalemate and Border Tensions

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that the war against Hamas is expected to last for "months" and emphasized Israel's objective to control the Philadelphi Corridor buffer zone along the Gaza-Egypt border. Meanwhile, the IDF claims to have stormed Hamas headquarters in southern Gaza, and the US Navy has repelled a Houthi attack in the Red Sea, sinking three boats. In other developments, Israel faces internal issues with a man impersonating an elite soldier and the far-right Finance Minister advocating for Jewish settlements in Gaza post-war. The UN has also reported an increased risk of disease in Gaza, marking 2023 as the deadliest year on record for the region.

via DW (English)|
##gazastrip#israelhamasconflict
politicsinternational-relations2 years ago

"Netanyahu Advocates for Israeli Control Over Gaza-Egypt Border"

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that Israel should control the border zone between the Gaza Strip and Egypt, known as the Philadelphi Corridor, to ensure the demilitarization of Gaza. As Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza enters its 13th week, Netanyahu warns of a prolonged conflict and threatens direct action against Iran if cross-border violence with Iran-backed groups continues.

via Reuters|
##gazastrip#hamas
world-news-military-and-defense2 years ago

"IDF Soldiers Killed in Gaza as UK's Cameron Blames Iran for Houthi Maritime Attacks"

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has affirmed that Israel will maintain security control over the Gaza Strip and insists on its demilitarization. The IDF has named two soldiers killed in Gaza fighting. Meanwhile, British Foreign Secretary David Cameron has held Iran responsible for Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, as U.S. Navy helicopters sank three Houthi boats attempting to hijack a cargo ship. In the West Bank, Israeli forces conducted a raid in Tulkarm, arresting terror suspects and seizing weapons. Additionally, the U.S. Navy intercepted missiles aimed at a container ship in the Red Sea, launched from Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen.

via Ynetnews|
##gazastrip#houthirebels
world-news2 years ago

"Mia Schem Recounts 'Hellish' Captivity in Gaza After Release"

Mia Schem, an Israeli-French woman, recounted her traumatic experience as a hostage in the Gaza Strip, where she was subjected to inappropriate touching and lived in fear for weeks. She was captured during a Hamas attack on a music festival in southern Israel, which resulted in over 300 deaths. Schem was held in a house under constant surveillance and faced harsh conditions, including food deprivation. Israeli authorities have highlighted the use of sexual violence in the attack, criticizing the international community's response. Schem was released during a cease-fire but remains haunted by her experience and concerned for those still in captivity.

via Newser|
##gazastrip#hostageordeal
world-news2 years ago

Mia Schem Opens Up About Her Ordeal as a Hostage in Gaza

Mia Schem, a 21-year-old Israeli-French woman, recounted her traumatic experience of being held hostage by Hamas militants after being captured during a music festival raid in southern Israel on Oct. 7. During her 55-day captivity, she faced sexual violence and lived in constant fear, with minimal food and no medical care. She was released on Nov. 30 amid a cease-fire but remains haunted by the ordeal and concerned for those still in captivity.

via The Associated Press|
##gazastrip#hamas
world-news-military-and-defense2 years ago

"US Strike Claims Lives of Five Resistance Fighters on Syrian-Iraqi Frontier"

A US military strike near the Syria-Iraq border resulted in the deaths of at least five individuals, including Lebanese nationals, at a site in Dayr al-Zawr. In retaliation, Iraqi resistance fighters targeted US military bases in Iraq and Syria, condemning US support for Israel in the ongoing conflict with Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. The US has been criticized for its firm backing of Israel, including a proposed $14.3-billion military assistance package, and for vetoing UN resolutions calling for a ceasefire.

via Press TV|
##gazastrip#israelpalestineconflict
world-news2 years ago

"Freed Hostage Recounts 'Hellish' Ordeal and 'Holocaust' Experience in Hamas Captivity"

Mia Shem, a 21-year-old Israeli-French woman, was released by Hamas after being held captive during an attack on southern Israel on October 7. She expressed her fear of rape while in captivity, stating she was kept in a dark room and was injured without painkillers. The attack by Hamas resulted in around 1,140 deaths and 250 hostages, with 129 still remaining in captivity. Allegations of sexual violence by the militants have surfaced, but lack of evidence and survivor testimonies make it difficult to verify the claims.

via South China Morning Post|
##gazastrip#hamashostage