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Go to the next section Fatal victims in the Gaza Strip would amount to 10,569
11/08/202November 38, 2023
Fatalities in the Gaza Strip would amount to 10,569
According to the latest data from the Gaza Ministry of Health, controlled by Hamas, the number of fatalities in the Strip due to Israeli bombings amounts to 10,569 people, including 4,324 children. The organization reports that half of the fatalities in the last few hours died in southern Gaza, a supposedly safe area.
The Ministry’s spokesperson, Ashraf al Qudra, stated that, in the last few hours, 241 civilians have lost their lives in 27 attacks by the Israeli Army. This information cannot be independently verified. (MS/MN/efe/afp)
https://p.dw.com/p/4YZ5YGo to next section Blinken calls on Israel not to reoccupy Gaza after the conflict
11/08/202November 38, 2023
Blinken calls on Israel not to reoccupy Gaza after the conflict
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken called on Israel on Wednesday (11/08/2023) not to reoccupy the Gaza Strip when the war against Hamas ends. Israel unilaterally withdrew from this Palestinian territory in 2005.
Speaking to reporters after the G7 foreign ministers’ meeting in Japan, Blinken said there should be “no reoccupation of Gaza after the conflict.” (MS/MN/afp/efe)
https://p.dw.com/p/4YYETGo to next section G7 Foreign Ministers call for humanitarian pause in Gaza
11/08/202November 38, 2023
G7 Foreign Ministers call for humanitarian pause in Gaza
The G7 foreign ministers called on Wednesday (8/11/2023) to implement a humanitarian pause in Gaza, in order to facilitate the creation of a safe corridor that allows the immediate entry of aid. Likewise, they asked to do everything possible to avoid an escalation and expansion of the conflict.
On the other hand, the G7 condemned the “terrorist attacks” of the Islamist group Hamas and “other groups”, as said by Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa. According to Kamikawa, the G7 foreign ministers called for “the immediate release of the hostages”, called for respect for international laws and pledged to “get involved” in the search for “a lasting and stable solution in Gaza to achieve lasting peace.” (MS/MN/efe/afp/reuters)
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11/08/202November 38, 2023
Israeli minister: “Netanyahu did not talk about occupying Gaza”
Ron Dermer, Israeli Minister of Strategic Affairs, assured in an interview with the American network MSNBC that Netanyahu “did not talk about occupying Gaza” after the war with Hamas.
“We have completely withdrawn from Gaza for 17 years and they returned us a terrorist state. It is obvious that we cannot repeat that,” Dermer said.
“When Hamas is no longer in power, Israel will have overall security responsibility for an indefinite period,” Dermer explained. Asked how he will exercise that responsibility, Dermer said the question is still open, but assured that “it will not be an occupation” and admitted that Israel will face the dilemma of the day after ending Hamas. “Who will manage Gaza? If it is a Palestinian force that governs Gaza for the well-being of its inhabitants and without wanting to destroy, then we can talk,” she said. (MS/MN/afp/dpa)
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