Israeli Army’s Attack Killed 12 More in Palestinian Regions

Name: Israeli Army's Attack Killed 12 More in Palestinian Regions
Uploaded: 2024-01-11
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Description: The Israeli army's bombings killed 12 more people in Khan Younis and Rafah cities in the Gaza Strip. The attack in Khan Younis, which targeted a house belonging to the Abu Namus family, killed 7 Palestinians and injured 25 others. Meanwhile, the othe

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The Israeli army’s bombings killed 12 more people in Khan Younis and Rafah cities in the Gaza Strip. The attack in Khan Younis, which targeted a house belonging to the Abu Namus family, killed 7 Palestinians and injured 25 others. Meanwhile, the other attack, which took place in an area where displaced Palestinians stayed in Rafah, killed 5 and injured many others.

The two-day hearings of the case filed by the Republic of South Africa at the International Court of Justice on the grounds that Israel’s activities in Gaza constitute the crime of “genocide” will begin today at 10:00 local time in The Hague, Netherlands.

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Palestinians celebrated the ceasefire agreement reached between Israel and Hamas after indirect talks in Egypt, marking the first step of a broader peace plan involving hostage exchanges and Israeli troop withdrawals. Crowds, including children displaced by Israeli attacks, gathered around Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Hospital to celebrate the end of the fighting. Residents in Maghazi Refugee Camp expressed hopes for rebuilding Gaza and establishing a Palestinian state. “Thank God, the war is over. Our homes were destroyed, and our children killed. We thank everyone who helped end this war,” said Yasser Abu Hein. Others shared optimism that Gaza would “return better than before.”

Israel confirmed that the ceasefire would begin following a cabinet vote later in the day.

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