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Protests for Hostage Deal - Video from Gaza Strip Shocks
2024-09-11 05:50:08
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Protests for Hostage Deal - Video from Gaza Strip Shocks

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Protests in Tel Aviv demand a hostage deal with Hamas, while an army video reveals a shocking tunnel where 6 hostages were killed. 101 more hostages remain in Hamas' custody as negotiations for their release become stagnant.

Security forces plan to change their approach in the West Bank following the death of a US citizen. The US Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense call for changes and criticize Israel's military approach.

In a TV debate, Trump and Harris discuss the conflict, with Harris emphasizing Israel's right to self-defense. Calls for a two-state solution and an end to the Gaza war continue to grow.

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Israeli Army Attacks Hamas Headquarters in Gaza Strip - Dozens ... Dozens Dead

The Israeli army has launched an attack on the Hamas headquarters in the Gaza Strip, resulting in the deaths of at least 40 people. The air strike targeted tents housing internally displaced persons, causing significant destruction. The Hamas military chief, Mohammed Deif, and commander Rafa Salama were among those killed. This attack has triggered a wave of terror attacks and a war in Gaza. Israel has accused Hamas of operating from the humanitarian zone and has used precision ammunition to reduce the risk to civilians. However, the Hamas ministry has disputed these claims, accusing Israel of abusing the civilian infrastructure. The international community, including the UN, UK, and Turkey, has condemned the attack and called for an immediate ceasefire. The situation in the Gaza Strip is dire, with thousands of Palestinians killed and injured, and limited access to essential resources such as food and medical supplies. The future of the region remains uncertain, as tensions between Israel and Hamas continue.

Israel Allegedly Bombed Humanitarian Zone in Gaza, Killing Dozens

The Israeli army allegedly bombed a humanitarian zone in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of at least 40 Palestinians and injuring 60 more. The attack targeted Hamas terrorists and reportedly killed their military chief and a commander. Israel claims to have used precision ammunition, but a tent camp with displaced persons was hit, causing significant destruction. This is not the first time such an attack has occurred, as a similar incident took place in July. The Israeli airstrikes targeted Al-Mawasi, a coastal area of southern Gaza that was designated as a 'humanitarian zone' for displaced Palestinians. However, the lack of infrastructure and repeated bombings have drawn criticism from the UN, calling it a 'recipe for disaster.' In addition to the Gaza conflict, Israeli strikes in Lebanon have killed several high-ranking commanders of the Hezbollah militia. The Israeli military released a video showing the cramped and bloody tunnel where six hostages were held and killed by Hamas. The tunnel, 20 meters underground, contained weapons, books, and personal belongings. Despite these developments, efforts are ongoing to secure a ceasefire and negotiate an agreement between Israel and Hamas.

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EL PAÍS
10. September 2024 um 20:30

Israeli attack kills at least 40 Palestinians in a "humanitarian zone" in southern Gaza

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Israeli occupying troops attack area designated as humanitarian in Jan Yunis, southern Gaza; Hamas reports 40 dead and 60 wounded; Israel justifies attack due to the presence of Hamas "terrorists".
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10. September 2024 um 23:43

"This is their blood": Israeli army publishes video of hostage tunnel - n-tv.de

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"This is their blood": Israeli army publishes video of hostage tunnel - n-tv.de
The Israeli army has published a video about a Hamas tunnel in the Gaza Strip, in which six Israeli hostages were held captive and killed. The video shows the tunnel, where personal belongings and dried blood of the hostages were found. The bodies of the six hostages were recovered in early September.
World - South China Morning Post
11. September 2024 um 01:45

Israel offers safe passage to Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in exchange for Gaza hostages

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