There is increasing talk in Israeli circles about a “ground invasion” of the Gaza Strip, reminiscent of what happened in 2008 and 2014, in response to the surprise attacks launched by Hamas on Saturday morning.

In conjunction with statements by Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant that “the attack from the ground will come later” in the wake of the violent air strikes that are devastating Gaza, an Israeli security source told Reuters that the ground attack has now become “inevitable,” after the air strikes.

The security source, who requested to remain anonymous, said that he believes that the Israeli ground invasion “cannot be avoided because of the high price we paid. This will be after the air strikes carried out by the Air Force.”

The source added that the goal is to "weaken the other party, and in the process make individuals flee (from the crowded areas). It is also related to the size of the force, the strategy, and the element of surprise. You cannot just enter."

In the same context, the Israeli Defense Minister said, speaking to soldiers near the Gaza fence: “We started the attack from the air, and we will come later from the ground as well.”

He continued: "We have controlled the area since the second day and have been under attack. Its intensity will intensify."

Former Israeli National Security Advisor Giora Eiland also spoke about the possibility of launching a comprehensive ground attack.

Israel continues to bomb the Gaza Strip and all cities and neighborhoods for the fifth day in a row. As of yesterday, at least 849 martyrs and 4,300 wounded have fallen, hundreds of residential units and neighborhoods have been destroyed, and hundreds of thousands of elderly families, women and children have been displaced. To make matters worse and more complicated, Israel has cut off water and electricity. And fuel. The people in Gaza no longer found a place to shelter or food to eat, and they began to leave their homes, which were threatened with demolition by planes, and take refuge in hospitals, mosques, and churches, hoping that they would find safety and security.

Despite these painful conditions, the occupation, with its planes and all its other weapons, does not stop attacking Gaza that is living in these conditions.

Given these conditions, the Prime Minister of the occupation government, Netanyahu, said in a phone call with his ally and friend, US President Joe Biden, that they in Israel are forced to launch a ground invasion of the Gaza Strip, which means preparing for more destruction and violations after they destroyed more than 240 complete housing units.

In addition to these destructive practices issued by the Israeli official authorities, the settlers continued their attacks while receiving strong support from the government. Several injuries occurred among our people by settler bullets in several towns. Those who occupy our land and build cities and towns on it also burned vehicles and attacked farmers in several areas, and the worst thing is that dozens of them stormed the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque after the occupation forces closed most of the barriers leading to our promised capital, the Eternal City of Jerusalem, in the belief that they would thus make storming Al-Aqsa easier.

They realize that our people will never surrender and that they will continue to defend their land and rights. Therefore, 5 settlements were completely evacuated in the area surrounding the Gaza Strip, which was stormed by Palestinian militants. More than 150 people were captured and detained in Gaza, and about a thousand Israelis were killed and 2,800 wounded. Which prompted Netanyahu to call for the formation of an emergency government. The Israeli army spokesman also said that in Israel they are undergoing a massive recruitment campaign for reserve forces that has reached a limit of 300,000 soldiers within 24 hours. He added that this is the largest operation facing Israel.

It must be noted that most of these developments come after Palestinian forces stormed the border from the Gaza Strip and took control of Israeli settlements and sites for a period of time.

These developments must be realized by the occupation leaders, that this arrogance, tyranny, and occupation of the land cannot be tolerated or accepted, and if they are the strongest at this stage, then they must learn that the infiltration of small Palestinian forces has created all these fears, developments, and procedures for the occupation government, so what will their situation be like with Millions of our people?! Will they wake up from the slumber of these current delusions, or will they remain asleep in their ignorance?!

Venezuelan Foreign Minister Ivan Gil said that the United States is waging a "multifaceted aggression" against Venezuela, at a meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Committee in Geneva, Switzerland.

Gil stated in his speech during the 139th session of the Committee that “Venezuela remains under a constant threat from foreign powers that seek to encroach (our country).”

He reported that US measures against the South American country had a "negative" impact on the rights of its people.

Gil noted that the United States and other countries have adopted more than 930 “restrictive or punitive” measures against Venezuela.

He warned that these measures significantly reduced the state's ability to obtain the resources and services necessary to fully meet the needs of the Venezuelan people.

Whoever watches what is happening in the Al-Rimal neighborhood and in other neighborhoods in Gaza City, it will come to his mind that we are facing a war crime like the one that took place in the German city of Dresden on February 13, 1945, the day British and American planes raided the city and turned it into rubble. That day, 800 British Avro Lancaster bombers and 311 American B-17 aircraft attacked the city of Dresden. British planes dropped 1,478 tons of high-explosive bombs and 1,182 tons of incendiary bombs on the sleeping city, creating a fiery hurricane. Then American planes dropped 771 tons of bombs on February 14, and 466 tons the next day.

There were no military industries in Dresden, and there were no military bases, not even supply bases for an already dilapidated German army waiting for the moment of surrender after the brutal war, which was started by the Nazi army and whose events covered the entire European continent, from the Soviet Union in the East to Great Britain in the West. This huge amount of bombs fell on the heads of civilians, completely destroying 78,000 residential homes, in addition to many other non-residential buildings, including 50 historical buildings, and causing the deaths of more than 25,000 civilians.

A number of prominent German figures, including the Nobel Prize-winning German writer, Gunter Grass, described the bombing of Dresden as a war crime. The well-known American journalist Christopher Hitchens indicated that the goal of the air attack on Dresden was to train pilots to drop bombs, while the German historian Jorg Friedrich described the bombing of Dresden as a terrorist operation.

War crimes and terrorist acts have a long record, not only in the extended history of British and American governments and administrations, but also in the rulers of Tel Aviv. These are common denominators between the rulers of London, Washington, and Tel Aviv throughout the long history of an alliance whose satanic character is not hidden from anyone. It is certainly not new to the rulers of Tel Aviv since the implementation of the horrific crimes in the "Plan Dalet", which was approved by the leadership of both the Jewish Agency and the Zionist movement in March 1948 and resulted in the erasure of hundreds of Palestinian towns and villages from existence, and it is the same for new extremists in Israel like Itamar Ben Gvir, Bezalel Smotrich and others are just training for what is coming according to the decisive plan that is being implemented in stages in the West Bank with the full support of Benjamin Netanyahu, whose army was busy with Gaza with myths and with accompanying those obsessed with performing Talmudic prayers in “Joseph’s Tomb” and in “The Altar of Yesha” and providing Protection for settlements, settlement outposts, so-called pastoral farms, and the Jewish terrorist organizations and entities they contain, such as the “Hill Youth” thugs and the “price tag” thugs.

Returning to Dresden, the weight of the bombs dropped on it in two days by British and American planes amounted to about 2,249 tons. Gaza is not far from this number so far, as the Israeli occupation army spokesman stated that its planes dropped more than a thousand on the Strip in the first and second days of the aggression. tons of explosives, which means that the weight of the explosives dropped by its planes on innocent civilians, the longer the aggression lasts, will be many times greater than what that German city was exposed to, which means that the world will be facing a humanitarian catastrophe. The American administration pledged to double its suffering by supplying the rulers of Hill Aviv with more American-made bombs of death and destruction dropped by American-made planes on Gaza to wipe out neighborhoods from the map and empty a strip of land of its residents in preparation for a new type of control plan for the Gaza Strip that the rulers of Tel Aviv have in mind, after the failure of a unilateral withdrawal from the Strip from Achieving all its goals.

Gunther Gross, the great German writer, passed away eight years ago. He was described as the conscience of Germany and the dean of its writers. He did not hesitate to criticize the State of Israel. He did not hesitate to demand the disarmament of its nuclear weapons. In his famous poem “What Should Be Said,” he early on directed harsh criticism of Benjamin Netanyahu’s policy and behavior, free from the German guilt complex. Nazism in Germany and the horrors of the Holocaust are not an excuse for us to remain silent about Israel’s possession of nuclear weapons.” In his poem, Gross tried as much as he could to destroy the “idol of worship” that is anti-Semitism, and he stood and warned the world of the madness of Israeli arrogance, a madness that could go beyond the madness of the current barbaric aggression on the Gaza Strip and the accompanying war crimes to something greater and more dangerous, If Biden's move to send aircraft carriers, battleships, and destroyers to the eastern Mediterranean exceeds the limits of political maneuvering.

Every war, regardless of its size, and regardless of the number of armies, states, and peoples participating in it, must result in political arrangements, in which new maps are approved, and as a result of which multiple entities are created, if we are talking about a global or regional war.

In the case of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, it is a permanent state of war. It did not begin on the morning of October 7, 2023, but rather began at the beginning of the last century, and it has been going on for a long time until it can be described as the war of the two centuries.

With a calm reading of the facts of history, we conclude that the Palestinians made mistakes and were right, but what is recorded in their favor from the first day of their national struggle until our days is that they made huge sacrifices, perhaps the highest compared to their number, and preserved their cause, rights, and national identity despite the pressure of the traditional balance of power, which is always To their disadvantage, and also despite the alliance superiority of their Israeli opponent, which enjoys permanent European and American support.

Many times, the Palestinian file was opened to attempts at a solution, and many times military coups took place in the Arab incubator, the liberation of Palestine being its number one message. More and more times, the solution to the case seemed as if it was just around the corner, but it was a mirage. Whenever you approached it, you could find no water.

It is self-evident that a Palestinian revolution would take place, starting with the slogan of liberating Palestine on which the State of Israel was established. After occupying the remainder of Palestinian land in 1967, and establishing the PLO as the sole legitimate representative of the people and the cause in both fighting and negotiation, the Palestinians responded to the world’s demand to give up regarding the first revolution declaration that was launched in 1965, the discourse and effort focused on establishing a Palestinian state on the lands occupied in 1967, without abandoning the demand to solve the refugee issue in accordance with international legitimacy.

After October 1973, the file was opened again, with Egyptian-Israeli talks separate from the basic talks between the Egyptian state and the Hebrew state. The Palestinians rejected the principle of the talks that focused on self-rule, and the Egyptians continued their work, which finally led to the complete liberation of Sinai.

From the beginning of their catastrophe to the present day, the Palestinians have been moving from war to war, and from displacement to new displacement. Their journey has been full of heroism and creativity, but what they sought has not been achieved. Rather, after each battle, it seems as if it is moving away.

Now, let us take a look at the opponent’s front (Israel) and how its policies led to closing the door to settlements, which automatically leads to opening the doors to war, and let us chronicle the story since “Madrid” and then “Oslo.”

In Madrid, Shamir, the Israeli Prime Minister at the time, revealed that he was taken to the conference by force, and everyone would be lost in the maze of time without achieving anything.

As for “Oslo,” the experience that took place in Israel was plagued with one voice, by a duo that announced its program to reach power and decision-making, the basis of which was the destruction of “Oslo” and what was built on it. Since that time and to this day, the duo has remained ruling and deciding in Israel. If Sharon dies, then his partner in to finish off Oslo, he not only remained alive, but also as president for five or six consecutive terms, preserving the Likud principles he shared with the late Sharon, and they are being implemented to this day.

Israel, after the “Al-Aqsa Deluge" operation, and its declaration of war under the title of revenge, and entering into a numbers contest over the dead and wounded according to the principle that if you kill a thousand, we will kill four thousand, and if you destroy a hundred homes, we will destroy ten thousand, and this is how things are going now; which makes even talking about a political settlement a form of madness.

America moved an aircraft carrier to stand close to the shores of Israel and Gaza, and foreign countries outdid each other in talking about Israel's right to defend itself, in a demonstration of support and adoption of Israel's military choice.

Common sense says that what is expected of America and its allies around the world is, in short, a political initiative that sets aside military solutions. Its only condition is that it pleases the Palestinians and the Arabs, and not conform to Israel’s whims and agendas. Thus, it puts the cart behind the horse, so that everyone can emerge from the cycle of occupation and siege. The wars that began in our country three-quarters of a century ago are still active and of frightening magnitude.

What satisfies the Palestinians and the Arabs is exactly what is stated in the Arab Peace Initiative and international legitimacy resolutions. With this, Israel will rest and relax, as will America and the world.

US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said Tuesday that contingency planning is underway in case the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestinian groups intensifies. 

"The president has also tasked us with engaging in contingency planning for any and all escalation scenarios," Sullivan told reporters at the White House.

"And we are now deeply engaged in that planning. And we're consulting with allies and partners as well about all of the potential scenarios that might unfold in the days ahead," he added.

In his remarks, he recalled that under President Joe Biden's direction, the US military has enhanced its posture in the Middle East to strengthen deterrence, including the movement of a carrier strike group.

"Let me be clear: we did not move the carrier for Hamas. We moved the carrier to send a clear message of deterrence to other states or non-state actors that might seek to widen this war," said Sullivan.

He echoed the US stance, cautioning those who seek to take advantage of the conflict.

"Let me repeat...everyone, including enemies who are thinking of exploiting the current situation, hear it loud and clear. The United States has always and will always have Israel's back," he said.

Today, Wednesday, the Israeli occupation forces launched an arrest campaign in various areas of the West Bank.

According to local sources, these forces raided the town of Idna, west of Hebron, and arrested 18 citizens: Mahmoud Khaled Faraj Allah, Omar Talib Al-Natah, and Muhammad Fahd Al-Wahadin. From the city of Hebron, they arrested municipal council member Omar Al-Qawasmeh (59 years old), Qusay, Louay Amr, and Youssef Abu. Turki, Awni Al-Rajabi, Dirar Al-Fakhouri, Qasim Hijazi Abu Hussein, and Muhammad Abdel-Hay Abu Daoud, and from the town of Yatta, Ibrahim Issa Abu Subha was arrested.

In the town of Beit Ummar, north of Hebron, the young man Ibrahim Hussein Khalil Abu Ayyash (50 years old), Majdi Ziyad Abu Sarah Alami (40 years old), Ibrahim Abdel Hamid Ahmed Abu Mariah (52 years old), and Muhammad Mahmoud Abdullah Awad (28 years old) were arrested. Rashid Ali Issa Awad (27 years old), and Raafat Mustafa Muhammad Awad (26 years old).

In the city of Al-Bireh, citizen Musa Abu Awad was arrested after the occupation forces raided his house in the Al-Jinan neighborhood of the city.

Meanwhile, the citizen Amjad Muhammad Amer Abu Al-Adas was arrested from the village of Kafr Qalil, south of Nablus.

Palestine on Tuesday accused Israel of using phosphorus incendiary weapons in bombing populated areas in the Gaza Strip.

“The Israeli occupation is using internationally banned white phosphorus bombs against the Palestinians in the Karama neighborhood in northern Gaza,” the Foreign Ministry said on X platform.

Rami Abdo, the founder of the European Observatory for Human Rights, posted a video clip on the X platform of what he said was Israel’s use of phosphorus bombs.

“Israeli military forces are using toxic white phosphorus [bombs] on densely populated areas northwest of Gaza City,” he wrote.

The New York-based rights group Human Rights Watch had earlier cited reports of Israel’s use of white phosphorus bombs in Gaza during past conflicts.

The use of white phosphorus weapons to generate a smokescreen and cover troop movements is legally accepted, but the 1980 Geneva Convention forbids its use in densely populated areas.

There was no comment from Israel on the claim.

Israel continued its airstrikes on the Gaza Strip for the third day on Tuesday, following a multi-front Hamas attack on Israeli towns near the seaside territory. Hamas said the attack was in response to Israeli violations in the flashpoint Al-Aqsa Mosque complex in occupied East Jerusalem and increased settler violence.

The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said that more than 263,934 citizens were displaced from their homes, as a result of the continuous Israeli bombing by air, land and sea on the Gaza Strip.

OCHA explained that the bombing operations destroyed more than 1,000 housing units, while causing severe damage to 560 units, rendering them uninhabitable.

It indicated that approximately 175,000 of those displaced people took refuge in 88 schools run by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), and more than 14,500 others in 12 government schools, while about 74,000 are believed to be residing with relatives and neighbors or have taken refuge in churches and other facilities.

OCHA said, “The number of displaced people inside Gaza “represents the largest number of displaced people since the 50-day escalation in 2014.”

OCHA warned that "meeting basic needs has become more difficult for those who have not been displaced."

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed his concern after Israel announced the complete blockade, especially due to the already deteriorating humanitarian situation in the poor sector.

The number of martyrs among our people as a result of the ongoing and comprehensive Israeli occupation aggression against the Gaza Strip and the West Bank rose to 922 martyrs, while the number of wounded reached about 4,650 wounded.

According to data issued by the Ministry of Health and Hospitals, 900 martyrs were killed in the Gaza Strip, including 260 children and 230 women, and 4,500 others were injured with various injuries in the ongoing occupation raids throughout the Strip, since last Saturday. In the West Bank, 22 were martyred, and about 150 others were injured.

Israeli occupation warplanes bombed neighborhood after neighborhood in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, reducing buildings to rubble and sending people scrambling for safety in the small, enclosed area now suffering severe retaliation for a deadly attack by Hamas militants over the weekend.

Humanitarian groups pleaded for the creation of corridors to get aid into Gaza and warned that hospitals overwhelmed with wounded people were running out of supplies. Israel has stopped entry of food, fuel and medicines into Gaza, and the sole remaining access from Egypt shut down Tuesday after airstrikes hit near the border crossing.

The war, which has claimed at least 1,900 lives on both sides, is expected to escalate. The weekend attack that Hamas said was retribution for worsening conditions for Palestinians under Israeli occupation has inflamed Israel’s determination to crush the group’s hold in Gaza. New exchanges of fire over Israel’s northern borders with militants in Lebanon and Syria on Tuesday pointed to the risk of an expanded regional conflict.

Hamas militants stormed into Israel on Saturday morning, slaying hundreds of residents in homes and streets near the Gaza border and bringing gunbattles to Israeli towns for the first time in decades. Hamas and other militant groups in Gaza hold about 150 soldiers and civilians hostage, according to Israel.

Israel stepped up its offensive on Tuesday, expanding the mobilization of reservists to 360,000. Israel’s military said it had regained effective control over areas Hamas attacked in its south and of the Gaza border.

A looming question is whether Israel will launch a ground assault into Gaza — a 40-kilometer-long (25-mile) strip of land wedged among Israel, Egypt and the Mediterranean Sea that is home to 2.3 million people and has been governed by Hamas since 2007.

Two young Palestinians were killed, and 7 citizens were injured, Tuesday evening, in two separate incidents that occurred in Jenin and Nablus.

According to the Al-Quds.com correspondent, a 23-year-old young man was killed after being shot by the occupation forces at the Al-Jalama checkpoint.

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health reported that another young man was killed.

The two martyrs are Mahmoud Sabaana and his cousin Ahmed Sabaana.

Our correspondent referred to the deads, along with 4 wounded, who arrived at Ibn Sina Hospital, and treatment is being provided to the injured.

Meanwhile, 3 citizens were injured with varying injuries after gunfire was directed at them at the Huwwara checkpoint, south of Nablus.

The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip confirmed, on Wednesday, that the Israeli occupation deliberately targets medical staff, health institutions, and ambulances and weakens their capabilities.

Ministry spokesman Ashraf Al-Qudra said in a press statement that medical teams work in dangerous and unsafe conditions and insist on performing their duty towards their people.

Al-Qudra called on international bodies to take effective steps to protect medical teams, health institutions and ambulances.

Two young men were killed by Israeli army last night, during confrontations that broke out in the town of Silwan, south of occupied Jerusalem.

Local sources reported that two young men were killed by Israel occupation police during confrontations that broke out in the Ain al-Loza neighborhood in the town of Silwan: Abd al-Rahman Faraj and Ali “Abasan” al-Abbasi.

It pointed out that the Israeli occupation police shot directly at the two young men, wounding them and leaving them bleeding without allowing them to be treated until they recovered.

The Israeli occupation forces also stormed the Ras al-Amud neighborhood and fired bullets and poison gas bombs at citizens and their homes, leading to the outbreak of confrontations.

In the town of Al-Issawiya, north of occupied Jerusalem, confrontations broke out with the Israeli occupation forces, after they stormed the town, targeted citizens with bullets and poison gas bombs, and set up military checkpoints.

The government media office in the Gaza Strip confirmed on Wednesday morning that “the electricity generation company is threatened with shutting down within hours due to running out of fuel, which threatens to plunge the Strip into complete darkness and make it impossible to provide the continuation of all basic life services.”

The media office indicated in a statement, “In the face of this reality that threatens the lives of more than 2.3 million people, we are launching a very urgent distress call to the international community and its humanitarian and relief organizations.”

The media office called on the international community "to act quickly to stop this crime against humanity and this multi-form mass killing, and to ensure that the Gaza Strip is provided with all means of life, and not to leave its population hostage to the killing tools used by the occupation."

The US State Department announced that Secretary of State Antony Blinken will visit Israel later this week to show support for its government.

State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said in a press conference yesterday, Tuesday, that Secretary Blinken will arrive in Israel on Thursday. While Miller did not provide additional information about the logistics, saying that “this is a visit that we are still preparing,” it aims to show full American support for Israel.

"Our message will be one of solidarity and support," Miller said. He added: "We are there (in Israel) to support them as they (the Israelis) fight these brutal terrorist attacks, and to talk about the additional assistance we can provide to them."

For the fifth day in a row, the Israeli occupation forces continue to commit massacres in the Gaza Strip.

Several neighborhoods in the Gaza Strip were subjected to major destruction after being bombed randomly, which led to the death of dozens of citizens, the majority of whom were children and women who were safe in their homes.

The occupation forces used phosphorus bombs and high-explosive bombs to target neighborhoods, which led to massive destruction of citizens’ homes and infrastructure.

Warplanes bombed the Karama neighborhood, as well as the Al-Qaizan neighborhood in Khan Yunis, the Tal Al-Hawa neighborhood, the Daraj neighborhood, and other neighborhoods, with hundreds of tons of explosives.

According to the latest statistics, the number of martyrs rose to 900 martyrs, and 4,500 were injured with varying injuries.

According to the Ministry of Health, among the killed were 260 children and 230 women, while 10% of the casualties were children.

The occupation's crimes led to massacres against 22 families, and these massacres led to the martyrdom of 150 of their relatives, a large number of whom are still under the rubble.

It indicated that 6 medical personnel were martyred and 15 were injured, while 8 journalists were martyred and 20 were injured.

Israeli warplanes bombed several homes and residential buildings in different areas of the Gaza Strip.

While the resistance continued its bombing of the occupation settlements and cities adjacent to the Gaza Strip with dozens of missiles.

On Tuesday evening, Israeli occupation forces stormed the town of Deir Dibwan, east of Ramallah.

Local sources reported that the occupation forces stormed the town of Deir Dibwan, drove their military vehicles through its streets, and then withdrew without any arrests being reported.

In a separate context, settlers gathered near the entrance to the village of Wadi Fukin, west of Bethlehem.

The head of the Wadi Fukin Village Council, Ibrahim Al-Haroub, said that a large group of settlers gathered near the entrance to the village, raising the flags of the Israeli occupation state, in addition to playing loud music, indicating that citizens fear that the settlers will launch an attack on the village.

Two young men were injured by Israeli occupation forces’ bullets, Tuesday evening, during confrontations that broke out at the northern entrance to the city of Al-Bireh.

Local sources reported that two young men (18 and 19 years old) were injured by live bullets in their lower limbs, during the confrontations that broke out at the northern entrance to Al-Bireh.

In Bethlehem, confrontations broke out with the Israeli occupation forces, Tuesday evening, in the village of Husan. Director of the Husan Village Council, Rami Hamamra, reported that the confrontations broke out in the “Al-Muteena” area at the eastern entrance to Husan, west of Bethlehem, during which the occupation forces fired live bullets. Rubber-coated metal, gas and stun grenades.

In the same context, confrontations broke out with the Israeli occupation forces in the town of Al-Khader, centered in the “Umm Rukba” area south of the town, during which the occupation forces fired live bullets and rubber-coated metal bullets, stun grenades and toxic tear gas, but no injuries were reported.

Two citizens were injured by Israeli occupation forces' bullets, Tuesday evening, during clashes that broke out at the Al-Jalama military checkpoint, north of Jenin.

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that its crews dealt with two injuries with live bullets at the Jalameh checkpoint, the first in the chest and hand, and the second in the foot, and they were taken to the hospital.

On Tuesday evening, the Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Hamas movement, announced the firing of rockets from southern Lebanon towards the Upper Galilee.

The Brigades said in a statement that they carried out this bombing within the framework of the “Al-Aqsa Flood” battle, and that it was an integral part of the battle with the Palestinian people inside Palestine, and as a step on the path to liberation.

It pledged to continue resistance work until the Israeli occupation is defeated.

On Tuesday evening, settlers threw stones at citizens' vehicles near the "Shilo" settlement on the road linking the cities of Nablus and Ramallah.

The young man, Baraa Owais, from the village of Al-Laban Al-Sharqiya, reported that a number of colonists attacked his vehicle and smashed its windshield with stones.

Three young men were injured by Israeli occupation forces’ bullets, today, Tuesday, during confrontations that broke out in the vicinity of the apartheid separation and expansion wall, west of the town of Attil, north of Tulkarm.

Local sources reported that the young men were injured by live bullets in the lower extremities, and they were transferred to Attil Governmental Hospital, and their condition was described as stable.

A vehicle march was launched from Nour Shams camp towards the city of Tulkarm, denouncing the brutal Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, and in support of our people there.

CGTN: The ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestinian armed groups in the Gaza Strip has led to heavy casualties on both sides. What’s China’s comment? 

Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning: China is closely following the escalating conflict between Palestine and Israel. We’re deeply saddened by the civilian casualties and oppose and condemn acts that harm civilians. We oppose moves that escalate the conflict and destabilize the region and hope fighting will stop and peace will return soon. The international community needs to play an effective role to jointly help cool down the situation.

To end the cycle of conflict between Palestine and Israel, it is essential to restart the peace talks, implement the two-state solution and settle the Palestine question fully and properly through political means at an early date so as to take care of each party’s legitimate concerns. China will continue to work relentlessly with the international community towards this end.

CCTV: The scale of the current Palestinian-Israeli conflict has exceeded that of previous ones. Does the Foreign Ministry have information regarding the extent of its impact on Chinese nationals there and the local Chinese community? What help will China give them?

Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning: The Foreign Ministry activated the emergency consular protection mechanism immediately after the conflict broke out to coordinate and engage in work on protecting Chinese nationals and institutions in Palestine and Israel. Our Embassy in Israel and Office to Palestine have issued emergency safety alerts. They are staying in contact with Chinese nationals on the ground and doing everything they can to protect the safety of Chinese nationals and institutions there.

We remind Chinese nationals not to travel to Palestine or Israel and ask those already there to follow closely the security situation on the ground, take extra precaution, and avoid going outdoors. In case of emergencies, we urge them to contact the Chinese Embassy in Israel and the Office to Palestine for help.

Q: Fierce conflict has broken out between Israel and Palestinian armed groups in the Gaza Strip, causing massive casualties on both sides. Does China have any comment on this?

Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson: China is deeply concerned over the current escalation of tensions and violence between Palestine and Israel. We call on relevant parties to remain calm, exercise restraint and immediately end the hostilities to protect civilians and avoid further deterioration of the situation.

The recurrence of the conflict shows once again that the protracted standstill of the peace process cannot go on. The fundamental way out of the conflict lies in implementing the two-state solution and establishing an independent State of Palestine. The international community needs to act with greater urgency, step up input into the Palestine question, facilitate the early resumption of peace talks between Palestine and Israel, and find a way to bring about enduring peace. China will continue to work relentlessly with the international community towards that end.

An Israeli military spokesman acknowledged, on Tuesday evening, that 50 soldiers had been informed by their families that Hamas had kidnapped them during its attack on the cover settlements.

Israeli military spokesman Daniel Hajri pointed out in a press briefing that 155 soldiers had been killed so far, while 44 police officers and policemen were killed while engaging in direct clashes with Hamas members.

He pointed out that his forces eliminated 4 militants who tried to infiltrate from Zikim, along with two others who tried to infiltrate Ra'im.

He claimed that 103 militants were liquidated in Kibbutz Be'eri alone, and hundreds of bodies of militants are being collected in other areas.

He touched on the assassination of two members of the Hamas political bureau, saying that assassinating the movement's leaders is a priority.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that the war between Israel and Hamas showed the "failure" of US policy in the Middle East, considering that the establishment of a Palestinian state is "necessary."

“This is a clear example of the failure of American policy in the Middle East,” Putin said during a meeting in the Kremlin with Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani.

The Russian President accused the United States of having a "monopoly" on settling the conflict without taking into account "finding acceptable settlements for both parties." On the contrary, it "promoted its own ideas about the way forward and put pressure on the two parties."

He continued, "It did this every time without taking into account the basic interests of the Palestinian people."

He considered that "it is necessary to implement the United Nations Security Council resolutions related to the establishment of an independent and sovereign Palestinian state."

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday that establishing a Palestinian state is "the most reliable way to find a solution to the conflict" between Israel and Palestine.

In recent years, Russia has maintained good relations with the Israeli and Palestinian authorities, as well as with several regional players including Iran, Egypt and Syria.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Tuesday that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's scheduled visit to Russia is being prepared, but its date has not yet been set.

On Tuesday, the Al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of the Hamas movement, renewed its bombing of the city of Tel Aviv.

Sirens sounded in Tel Aviv and its surroundings.

The Phalange said that it targeted Lod Ben Gurion Airport.

While Israeli sources said, the bombing did not cause any casualties.

Two members of the Hamas political bureau were martyred as a result of an Israeli raid that targeted a residential building they were inside in Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip.

According to sources in the Hamas movement, the head of the National Relations Office, Zakaria Abu Muammar, and the head of the movement’s economic committee, Jawad Abu Shamala, were killed as a result of the bombing.

Today, Tuesday, the Israeli occupation forces severely beat a young Palestinian at the northern entrance to the city of Salfit, and he was transferred to the Martyr Yasser Arafat Hospital to receive treatment.

According to local sources, the occupation forces severely beat the citizen Ali Yasser Lafi Odeh (37 years old), a resident of the town of Huwwara, south of Nablus, and described his condition as stable.

It is noteworthy that the occupation forces constantly attack citizens passing through the northern entrance to the city of Salfit, whether by firing live bullets or severely beating them.

The Prisoner's Club said that the issuance by the Minister of the Israeli Occupation Army, Yoav Galant, of a decision deeming detainees from the Gaza Strip illegal combatants, is a dangerous matter, as it denies them the status of prisoners of war, and is considered a violation of international humanitarian law.

According to the media officer at the Prisoner’s Club, Amani Farahna, international law and the Third Geneva Convention stipulate that detained fighters are prisoners of war, and they are dealt with accordingly, and this obliges it not to investigate them, and not to bring them to trial, stressing that Israel, with this decision, has exceeded what the law stipulates in the event of conflict and war.

Yesterday, Army Minister Galant issued a decision stating that Palestinian detainees from the Gaza Strip are illegal combatants based on the “Unlawful Combatant Law” issued in 2002. The order stipulated that detainees from the Gaza Strip be detained in a camp called “Sdet Yaman,” near From Beersheba.

In turn, Tala Nasser, a lawyer at the Addameer Foundation for Prisoner Care and Human Rights, said that this decision, which considers the detainees who were arrested from Gaza during the aggression as illegal combatants, is dangerous, because according to it any citizen can be detained for an open period, without an indictment being filed, and a judicial appearance before the central cour every six months, under the pretext that his file is confidential, and neither the detainee nor the lawyer can access it, in addition to arbitrarily detaining him administratively, as is the case in administrative detention.

She stressed that this decision violates international humanitarian law, which considers detainees from the Gaza Strip to be prisoners of war, and is in violation of the Third Geneva Convention, pointing out that the number of detainees from the Gaza Strip during the aggression on Gaza exceeded 50 detainees.

She demanded that all detainees be considered prisoners of war, stressing that there is communication with the institutions concerned with prisoners in the West Bank and Gaza to unify the discourse and work on the lawyers’ refusal to deal with any detainee inside the court as an illegal combatant, and to confirm that they are prisoners of war.

The Israeli Broadcasting Authority reported, Tuesday, October 10, 2023, that the heads of the government coalition in Tel Aviv unanimously supported the formation of an “emergency government” and authorized Netanyahu to work on its formation in conjunction with the war waged by the occupation against the Palestinian resistance.

This comes after a member of the extreme right in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition government called for the inclusion of politicians opposed to the government, as part of efforts to stabilize Israel, which is waging war on Gaza, as Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said in a blog post on social media: National emergency government now!

The head of the “National Camp” bloc in the Knesset, Ze’ev Elkin, said, according to what was reported by Palestinian media: “We asked to form an emergency government from the beginning, and the ball has been in Netanyahu’s hands for several days, and we are prepared for this matter because it is very important for the internal bloc, and it is important (as a message) to our enemies." 

There is no partisan policy in this, and we have not set coalition conditions, nor are we looking for positions, but we want one thing, which is to influence decisions, and I hope this will happen during the day, and there is no reason it did not happen last Saturday evening.”

Gantz conditioned his joining the government on the formation of a mini-ministerial council (cabinet) to manage the war, while the Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, rejected this condition, saying that “the former army chiefs of staff, Gantz and Eisenkot, did not demonstrate capabilities that justify relying on them, and they are partners in the failure that led to The sudden Palestinian attack, last Saturday.

For his part, opposition leader Yair Lapid made it a condition for joining an emergency government to remove the two extremist and fascist ministers, Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben Gvir, from the cabinet.

This comes at a time when Israeli occupation aircraft renewed their raids on various areas in the Gaza Strip, targeting its north and south. The occupation army said that it bombed 200 targets in Gaza and Khan Yunis during the night.

On Monday, October 9, 2023, the occupation army carried out a massacre in the Jabalia camp in the Gaza Strip, and the Ministry of Health in the Strip said that dozens of martyrs and wounded were killed in an Israeli air strike on the camp.

Confrontations continue between Palestinian resistance factions and the occupation. At dawn on Saturday, October 7, 2023, Hamas and other Palestinian factions in Gaza launched the “Al-Aqsa Flood” military operation against Israel. “In response to the continuing attacks by Israeli forces and settlers against the Palestinian people, their property and their sanctities,” especially Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied East Jerusalem.

The resistance factions were able to penetrate into many settlements in the Gaza envelope area, and in return, the Israeli army began Operation “Iron Swords” and continues to launch intensive raids on many areas in Gaza, which is inhabited by more than two million Palestinians who suffer from deteriorating living conditions as a result of an ongoing Israeli siege since 2007.

The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip reported, in its latest statistics as of this morning, that the number of martyrs had risen to 788 and wounded to 4,100 as a result of Israeli strikes since the start of the Al-Aqsa Deluge Battle.

While Israeli media reported that the number of Israeli deaths in the confrontation with the Palestinian factions reached 900, and 2,616 were wounded.