Abu Hamza, a spokesman for the Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement, confirmed that the Brigades are ready to expand the circle of fire no matter how long the battle is, and whatever the cost.

In a videotaped speech, Abu Hamza stressed that the brigades are determined to repel the aggression as part of the "Revenge of the Free" operation, considering that this proves the failure of the assassination policy.

He reaffirmed that the assassinations did not and will not stop the march of resistance, pointing out that the Brigades are a complete and integrated system, saying: "By assassinating our leaders, we are more determined to take revenge on you." referring to the occupation.

He pointed out that the resistance launched intense and focused strikes on different areas of the cities and settlements of the occupation, which prompted the settlers to resort to shelters.

The joint room of the Palestinian resistance factions confirmed, this evening, Thursday, that it is in the era of the martyrs, and it will not back down, and the assassinations will only make it stronger.

The Chamber also confirmed, in a statement, that its revenge continues, sending a message to the occupation, in which it said: "His approach to the policy of bombing safe houses is a miscalculation, and that the heavy hand of the resistance is capable of hurting him."

The joint room mourned the two martyrs, Ali Ghali and Ahmed Abu Daqqa, after their assassination.

On Thursday evening, 8 people were killed and 8 injured, when a missile hit a building in the city of Rehovot, east of Tel Aviv.

According to the Hebrew channel Reshet Kan, a missile was fired from the Strip and hit the building, causing this number of deaths and injuries.

While 3 foreign workers fired rocket barrages at the Gaza border, a number of other settlers were slightly injured and panicked.

Since this morning, the resistance fired dozens of rockets towards the Gaza Strip, before launching a long-range missile this evening, which led to injuries and damage.

Citizen Ghazi Yousef Mustafa Shehab (66 years old) was killed, Thursday, due to his critical injury, which was shot by the occupation (in the abdomen), during the storming of Nour Shams camp in Tulkarm this morning.

According to the Ministry of Health, this raises the death toll since the beginning of this year to 141, including 26 martyrs in the Gaza Strip since dawn last Tuesday.

3 citizens were killed, this Thursday evening, in a series of air raids on separate targets and areas in the Gaza Strip.

Among the martyrs was the prominent leader of the Al-Quds Brigades, Ahmed Abu Daqqa (44 years), from the city of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip, after targeting a house he was inside in the town of Bani Suhaila in the same city.

An Israeli military reconnaissance plane loaded with missiles raided a house where Abu Daqqa was staying, killing him and injuring 4 other citizens of varying degrees.

Abu Daqqa is considered one of the most prominent leaders of the Al-Quds Brigades, a member of its military council, and one of those responsible for its missile unit.

Abu Daqqa is a well-known activist in the Al-Quds Brigades, and has been wanted for many years by the Israeli occupation.

Meanwhile, medical teams recovered the bodies of two martyrs as a result of the shelling that occurred in an agricultural area east of Al-Shujaiya neighborhood, east of Gaza City.

The Mujahideen Brigades mourned the two martyrs, the field commander Muhammad Suleiman Khalil Dader, and Hussein Youssef Abdullah Dalloul.

This coincided with a series of violent raids that targeted several targets, including agricultural and vacant lands, and sites of the resistance.

While the resistance fired dozens of rockets from this morning until the evening hours, and sirens sounded in Rehovot and Ramla in Tel Aviv.

The foreign ministers of Germany, France, Egypt and Jordan called on Thursday for an end to violence between Israel and armed factions in Gaza, after three days of exchanges of fire.

"The bloodshed must stop now," German Foreign Minister Analina Baerbock said after talks with her counterparts in Berlin. In turn, her Jordanian counterpart, Ayman Safadi, said, "The negative developments must stop, and peace must be revived."

Egypt's Foreign Minister, Sameh Shoukry, announced that his country's efforts to calm the Gaza Strip "still have not yielded the desired fruits and results," calling for international intervention to stop the "Israeli escalation."

This came according to what the Egyptian minister said in a press conference in the German capital, Berlin, on the sidelines of the "Munich Peace" meeting, according to what was broadcast by Egyptian media, and followed by "Anatolia".

In turn, her Jordanian counterpart, Ayman Safadi, said, "The negative developments must stop, and peace must be revived."

The Gaza Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture warned today, Thursday, of the seriousness of the catastrophic repercussions of the occupation authorities’ continued aggression and closure of the crossings, appealing to the international community to pressure Israel to end the aggression immediately, reopen the crossings and end the siege imposed on the Gaza Strip.

The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Chamber, Eng. Aed Abu Ramadan, confirmed in a statement that the continuation of the aggression and the closure of the crossings will exacerbate the poor economic and living conditions, as a result of the continuation of the Israeli blockade that has been going on for more than 16 years.

Abu Ramadan pointed out that all data indicate the seriousness of this, especially unemployment rates that exceeded 50%, the number of unemployed people reached more than a quarter of a million people, poverty rates exceeded 60%, and the number of those receiving assistance from international and relief organizations working in The Gaza Strip has more than a million people.

And he warned that the continuation of the aggression led to the cessation of productivity in all economic activities and the closure of economic establishments in various sectors (the commercial sector, the industrial sector, the tourism sector, the agricultural sector, the service sector, and the banking sector), in addition to direct losses in some facilities that were directly bombed. In addition to direct targeting of citizens and public and private property.

Abu Ramadan also stressed that the continued closure of the Kerem Shalom crossing would lead to a severe shortage of goods and goods, and prevent trucks from entering the Gaza Strip, pointing out that the various industrial sectors suffer from the inability of workers to reach their workplaces, due to the aggression. Brute and deteriorating security situation.

He pointed out that the Israeli occupation targeted, during its continuous aggression, many agricultural lands, and caused the death of a farmer and many injuries, stressing that most of the agricultural lands are located in the border areas and it is impossible to reach them, due to the continuation of the aggression, which causes damage to crops, which causes losses to the agricultural sector. extra.

Abu Ramadan called on international institutions and organizations to expedite actual pressure on Israel to stop its aggression, reopen the crossings, end its blockade of the Gaza Strip, and bring in all the sector's needs of goods and commodities unconditionally.

The Red Crescent Society called on international organizations to pressure Israel to open a humanitarian corridor to allow the entry of medical supplies and humanitarian aid, due to the deteriorating humanitarian conditions in the Gaza Strip.

She emphasized that the Israeli occupation checkpoints surrounding the Strip are still closed for the fourth day in a row, which heralds a humanitarian crisis in light of the great shortage of medical supplies and materials that the health system suffers from.

He pointed out that international humanitarian law requires the occupation authorities to allow relief operations for the benefit of the occupied territory's population, and to facilitate their passage.

The sector witnessed almost complete paralysis in all aspects of life, as work continued to be suspended in all universities and schools, and the electricity crisis is still witnessing an increasing exacerbation and scarcity in fuel supplies, as a result of the air, land, and sea military blockade imposed by the occupation authorities on the sector 16 years ago, which constitutes a punishment. Collectively prohibited by the provisions of international humanitarian law.

The Deputy Secretary-General of the Popular Front, Jamil Mezher, said, "The Israeli aggression against the Gaza Strip has not achieved any of its objectives. From the ruins of our cities to ghost towns.

Mezher added in a statement: "The consultations are ongoing and continuous with the general secretaries of the Palestinian resistance factions, in order to ensure the highest levels of coordination in managing the battle efficiently and achieving more losses among the ranks of the occupation."

Mezher stressed that the mediators must, before talking about the cease-fire, compel the occupation to stop the policy of assassinations, release the bodies of the martyrs among the prisoners and our people, and stop the frenzied attack against our prisoners.

He called on the masses of our people everywhere and our Arab nation to stand by our people and their valiant resistance, addressing a special message to our people in the West Bank and their loyal resistance to the blood of the martyrs, saying: "Unite and continue striking the Israeli occupation and settlers everywhere on the lands of the West Bank, Jerusalem and the occupied interior."

Today, Thursday, large Palestinian crowds mourned the body of the young martyr, Aws Jamal Hamamda Kamil (30 years), to his final resting place in the cemetery of the martyrs of the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin.

The funeral procession started from the Salah al-Din Mosque in the town, with a mass procession, and the body of the martyr was carried on the shoulders, amid angry chants condemning his execution in cold blood, and others calling for national unity, an end to division, and the demand for international protection for our people.

Yesterday, large forces of the occupation army stormed the town of Qabatiya, and targeted a vehicle with bullets in one of its streets, which led to the death of two young men: Ahmed Jamal Tawfiq Assaf Kamil (19 years) from Qabatiya, and Rani Walid Ahmed Qatanat (24 years) from Jenin camp. .

The official of the government media office, Salama Maarouf, confirmed today, Thursday, that the Israeli occupation completely demolished 19 housing units, while partially demolishing 314 buildings, of which 28 were uninhabitable and 286 were partially damaged during its aggression on the Gaza Strip.

Maarouf said during a press conference, "The fuel stock in the station is about to run out, and the countdown to shutting down the station has begun," referring to the crime of collective punishment committed by the occupation by closing the crossings and preventing the entry of essential needs.

He added, "The fishing sector has completely stopped, due to the fishermen's inability to enter the sea, while large areas of agricultural lands that were bombed, as well as vegetable and poultry farms, were damaged."

He pointed out that social development provided urgent services to 46 families directly affected, with a total of 24 people.

Maarouf called on the international community to stand up to its responsibilities and put an end to this crime, which represents a new source added to the blockade imposed on the Strip for many years.

The continuous Israeli aggression has left 25 martyrs, including 6 children, 4 women, and 2 elderly people, and wounded 76 civilians, including 24 children, 13 women, and 3 elderly people.

Identical sources confirmed that no ceasefire agreement has been reached so far in the Gaza Strip.

Well-informed sources told Al-Quds.com: Everything that is published about reaching any agreement regarding any conditions related to the cease-fire is inaccurate.

The sources added: "The occupation rejects any conditions of jihad and adheres to a mutual cease-fire, but the jihad movement is determined to accept all its conditions without exception. What is happening in Cairo until now is dialogues below the real serious level in light of the occupation's intransigence and its clinging to its refusal to abide by any conditions." as she said.

While an official Israeli political official said that Tel Aviv will not commit to Egypt or any party to stop the assassinations in exchange for a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip.

In a statement distributed by the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the official confirmed that no ceasefire agreement had been reached, indicating that contacts are continuing with Egypt and no commitments or promises have been made to it.

He said: "We did not commit to stopping the assassinations. They can demand that, but we will not abide."

Regarding handing over the body of the martyr Khader Adnan, the official said: "Israel did not agree to hand over his body within the framework of the ceasefire," referring to the possibility of handing him over at a later date.

This morning, direct negotiations began between the Egyptian intelligence and the leadership of the Islamic Jihad movement, following the continuous Israeli aggression in the Gaza Strip.

Egypt is seeking through these direct negotiations to try to achieve progress in the stalled negotiations that it has been leading since last Tuesday evening in an attempt to prevent an escalation of the situation in the Gaza Strip.

Earlier, sources from the Islamic Jihad leadership told Al-Quds.com that Muhammad al-Hindi, head of the political department in the movement's political bureau, will arrive this morning in Cairo from Istanbul.

Al-Hindi is discussing with the leadership of the Egyptian intelligence service the movement's conditions for a cease-fire, in light of the stalled negotiations.

The sources indicated that the Islamic Jihad has adhered to its conditions so far, especially with regard to stopping assassinations by the Israeli occupation.

The sources pointed out that the leadership of the Islamic Jihad Movement is leading the battle with a different tactic, and is settling itself so that the current round will continue for several days and perhaps until the Day of the March of the Flags on the eighteenth of this month to confirm that the battle is mainly linked to Jerusalem and is not a bombing here or there or a response to the assassination of a leader. or else.

The sources said: The leader is succeeded by a thousand leaders, but Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa are the way to defend the Palestinian cause.

Crowds of Palestinians mourned today, Thursday, the bodies of the three martyrs, including the leader of the "Islamic Jihad" movement, Ali Abu Ghali, in the southern Gaza Strip.

The funeral procession departed from the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis, towards the homes of the families of the two martyrs, Ali Abu Ghali and his brother Mahmoud, in the Al-Amal neighborhood, to take a farewell look at them.

Meanwhile, the masses in Rafah mourned the body of the martyr Muhammad Mansour, the nephew of the two martyrs, Abu Ghali.

The funeral participants chanted angry slogans condemning the Israeli aggression.

The bodies of the three martyrs were buried in the cemeteries of Khan Yunis and Rafah.

Today, Thursday, the Israeli occupation forces arrested 7 citizens from the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin.

According to the Captive Club, the detainees are: Anas Ahmed Nimr Kamil, Muhammad Ali Kamil, Hadi Naji Nazzal, Muhammad Tayseer Zakarneh, Adham Yasser Muhammad Hanaysha, Muhammad Adnan Nazzal, and Montaser Maher Nazzal.

Today, Thursday, the electricity company in the Gaza Strip called on all citizens and institutions to take the necessary and necessary precautions, in anticipation of the possibility of changes in the electricity distribution schedule, due to the closure of the crossings and its impact on the entry of fuel to the power station, or any malfunctions that may occur on the lines.

The company confirmed, in a statement, that the amount of electricity available from sources is (166) megawatts, and the average demand for energy is (193) megawatts, while the average deficit in energy is (13%).

She pointed out that the schedule in force in the governorates is (8) and (8) chapters with increases.

She said, "The number of reports of malfunctions received by the technical staff since the start of the aggression reached (311) from various governorates," noting that the F8 + J9 feeder was out of service, due to network malfunctions, and they were returned to service.

The company called on the international community and all parties to intervene urgently in order to allow the entry of fuel shipments necessary to operate the power plant to ensure the provision of electricity to vital facilities such as hospitals, waste pumps, treatment plants, potable water wells, desalination plants and other service facilities.

Today, Thursday, an Israeli court sentenced a young man, Muhannad Ibrahim Abu Hadwan, from occupied Jerusalem, to 10 months in prison and a fine of 3,000 shekels.

It is noteworthy that the occupation forces arrested Abu Hadwan in October 2022.

The Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip continues for the third day in a row, leaving 25 martyrs and more than 75 injured so far.

At dawn, Israeli warplanes assassinated the leader of the Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement, Ali Ghali, his brother Mahmoud, and his nephew Muhammad Mansour, while they were in an apartment in Hamad Town, north of Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip.

In that raid, many residents of the apartments surrounding the targeted apartment were injured.

The resistance fired many rockets towards the settlements around the Gaza Strip.

While Israeli planes launched raids on several targets, including vacant and agricultural lands, observatories, and resistance sites, the Israeli army claimed that it targeted drilling holes for firing rockets, mortar shells, and Islamic Jihad capabilities.

This comes at a time when life is still suspended and disrupted in the Gaza Strip, as well as in the settlements surrounding the Strip, pending the outcome of the calm negotiations.

The "Islamic Jihad" movement confirmed today, Thursday, "that the policy of assassination by bombing residential buildings in the Gaza Strip will not grant the Israeli occupation a victory, and the upcoming strikes will reveal its weakness and impotence."

The "Jihad" movement said in a statement, "The martyrdom of the commander of the missile unit in the Al-Quds Brigades, Ali Abu Ghali, will not stop the firing of rockets, and the brigades are able to expand and increase the beam of fire."

The Israeli occupation authorities have detained the two prisoners, Ahmed Sa'adat and Ahed Abu Ghulamah, in difficult conditions, as they are held in solitary cells measuring 2 * 2 meters without sunlight and ventilation.

The lawyer stated, during his visit to them yesterday, that there is nothing in the cells except for parchment, a blanket and a 3-cm-thick mattress, and an Arab bath with a shower over it in front of the cell door that is exposed to the outside, where the cell is devoid of all purposes and basic needs for living in dignity, and the administration claims that the cell cannot be used electrical tools in it.

Abu Ghulameh mentioned that the occupation prisons administration only yesterday allowed them to go out to Al-Fura, as its area is only 2 * 6 meters in the form of a corridor for half an hour and individually, and despite the passage of three days since their isolation, the prison administration has not yet officially informed them. on the reason for the isolation.

The two prisoners, Saadat and Abu Ghulamah, had refused to sign the isolation paper, in protest of their isolation and poor conditions.

Last Monday morning, the Israeli oppression forces stormed "Raymon Prison", and arbitrarily transferred the two prisoners and abused them.

Today, Thursday, direct negotiations will start between the Egyptian intelligence and the leadership of the Islamic Jihad movement, following the ongoing Israeli aggression in the Gaza Strip.

Egypt is seeking through these direct negotiations to try to achieve progress in the stalled negotiations that it has been leading since last Tuesday evening in an attempt to prevent an escalation of the situation in the Gaza Strip.

Sources from the Islamic Jihad leadership told Al-Quds.com that Muhammad al-Hindi, head of the political department in the movement's political bureau, will arrive in Cairo this morning from Istanbul.

Al-Hindi will meet with the leadership of the Egyptian intelligence service, to discuss the movement's conditions for a cease-fire, in light of the stalled negotiations.

The sources indicated that the Islamic Jihad has adhered to its conditions so far, especially with regard to stopping assassinations by the Israeli occupation.

The sources pointed out that the leadership of the Islamic Jihad Movement is leading the battle with a different tactic, and is settling itself so that the current round will continue for several days, perhaps until the day of the Flags March on the eighteenth of this month, to confirm that the battle is mainly linked to Jerusalem, and is not a bombing here or there or a response to the assassination of a leader. or else.

The sources said: The leader is succeeded by a thousand leaders, but Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa are the way to defend the Palestinian cause.

On Thursday morning, dozens of settlers stormed the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, under the strict protection of the occupation police.

The settlers made provocative tours inside the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque, and performed Talmudic rituals.

Settler groups storm Al-Aqsa on a daily basis, except for Friday and Saturday.

On Thursday morning and dawn, the Israeli occupation forces launched a massive campaign of arrests in separate areas of the West Bank.

According to local sources, the occupation forces arrested Muhammad and Mahmoud Othman Elian, Musab Abdel Latif Al-Sabbagh, and Khaled Moaz Al-Ghoul from Nour Shams camp in Tulkarm.

Meanwhile, two citizens were wounded by the occupation forces' bullets during the raid on Nour Shams camp, one of them with a bullet in the back, and their condition was described as stable.

In addition, an Israeli bulldozer destroyed citizens' vehicles in the camp.

In Bethlehem, Moatasem Al-Ajouri, editor Hani Bisharat, and Asij Abu Srour were arrested.

In Nablus, the occupation forces arrested Ibrahim Youssef and Moaz Anwar Hassan, from the village of Qusra.

In Tubas, two young men, Naim Daraghmeh and Nizam Awad Bisharat, were arrested.

In Ramallah, the occupation forces arrested Ibrahim al-Khatib from Khirbet Abu Falah, after raiding and searching his family’s house, while the two young men, Muhannad Rasmi Abdel Karim Abu Alia (20 years old), and Ahmed Muhammad Azim al-Naasan (25 years old) were arrested after they raided and searched their relatives’ homes in the village of al-Mughayyir.

In Hebron, Ahmed Badran Ibriush, from the town of Dura, Amjad Al-Shawamreh, and Azmi Aghnimat, from the village of Abu Al-Arqan, were arrested. Last night, the citizen, Asma Abdel-Fattah Asweiti, from the town of Beit Awwa, was arrested while she was near the apartheid wall.

The young man, Aws Amin Hamamdeh, died today, Thursday, of his wounds sustained during the Israeli occupation forces’ raid yesterday on the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin.

The martyr, Hamamdeh, was hit with live bullets in the abdomen and chest, and was admitted to Al-Razi Hospital in a very serious condition. His death was announced this morning.

Yesterday, large forces of the occupation army stormed the town of Qabatiya, and targeted a vehicle with bullets in one of its streets, which led to the death of two young men: Ahmed Jamal Tawfiq Assaf Kamil (19 years) from Qabatiya, and Rani Walid Ahmed Qatanat (24 years) from Jenin camp. .

3 citizens were killed, at dawn on Thursday, in an Israeli raid that targeted them inside a residential apartment in Hamad Town, north of Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip.

According to local sources, the martyrs are Ali Abu Ghali, his brother Mahmoud, and their nephew Muhammad Mansour.

The sources pointed out that Ali Abu Ghali is the commander of the missile unit in Saraya al-Quds, the military wing of Islamic Jihad.

The shelling left a girl and a man slightly injured.

This coincided with the bombing of an abandoned house in the center of the town of Bani Suhaila in Khan Yunis.

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant called his American counterpart, Lloyd Austin, about the military operation in the Gaza Strip.

"Israel is determined to defend itself and prevent harm to its citizens at any cost," Gallant told his American counterpart.

The statement from Gallant's office did not refer to what the US secretary said.

7 citizens were killed on the second day of the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, and at least 30 were injured, in a series of air raids that hit many separate areas in the Strip. After waiting for 36 hours, the resistance launched hundreds of missiles towards the settlements and cities of the occupation, the most important of which is Tel Tel.

According to the Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip, the number of martyrs has risen since dawn on Tuesday, to 21 martyrs and more than 60 injuries, including many children and women.

In the most recent raids, the child, Layan Madoukh, was killed, and her sister was injured, as a result of the bombing of an empty land near their house in the Al-Sahaba area, east of Gaza City.

On Wednesday morning, two young men succumbed to critical injuries sustained by Israeli shelling east of Khan Yunis, while two young men were killed in a raid that targeted them in the city of Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip.

A young man from Beit Lahiya in the Gaza Strip was also killed, and another citizen from Gaza City was killed.

Numerous casualties were reported in the bombing of separate areas of the Gaza Strip, including resistance sites, agricultural and vacant lands, causing large explosions.

On Wednesday evening, the occupation plane destroyed a 3-storey house for the Al-Agha family in the town of Al-Qarara in Khan Younis, followed by the destruction of a house for the Al-Masry family belonging to a field commander in the Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement, in the town of Beit Lahia, in the northern Gaza Strip.

The Israeli army claimed that its forces bombed targets used to launch rockets by the Islamic Jihad movement, and that it targeted cells that tried to launch rockets.

The Joint Operations Room of the resistance claimed responsibility for firing hundreds of missiles at settlements and cities of the occupation, including targeting the city of Tel Aviv several times.

The bombing of the resistance caused many injuries among the Israelis, and damaged private homes in Sderot and Ashkelon.

The government media office in the Gaza Strip announced, this evening, Wednesday, the extension of the suspension of working hours for educational institutions and vocational training centers until tomorrow, Thursday.

In a statement, she stressed that the working condition in ministries and government institutions remains at a minimum, in order to achieve the provision of basic services to citizens, and to ensure that the required role is maintained.

This evening, Wednesday, the Israeli occupation forces arrested a young man from Jenin.

According to local sources, these forces arrested the young man, Mahmoud Maher Al-Saadi, while he was passing through a military checkpoint near the town of Surra, west of Nablus.

Huge crowds mourned, this evening, Wednesday, the body of martyr Aref Abdel Nasser Lahlouh (22 years old) to his final resting place in Jenin camp.

The funeral procession started in front of the Great Mosque in the camp, after a farewell look was given to him by his family, loved ones, and friends. Then the participants carried the body of the martyr on their shoulders, and roamed the streets of the camp, all the way to the martyrs' cemetery, where the burial was laid.

The mourners chanted angry slogans, calling on our people to strengthen national unity, and demanding international protection for our people, especially under the extremist Israeli government.

The martyr, Lahlouh, was shot dead by the Israeli occupation on January 25, near the village of Jit in Qalqilya, where his body has been held since then, before it was handed over today at the Salem military checkpoint, west of Jenin.

Today, Wednesday, the Israeli Prisons Administration transferred two prisoners from the "Popular Front" to isolation in "Al-Jalama" prison.

According to the Prisoners Authority, the two prisoners are Ahmed Saadat and Ahed Gholma.