Beirut – Military officials said on Tuesday that Israel started a ground attack in Gaza City, where they were long in the besieged city of multiple directions, although hundreds of thousands of Palestinian population remain within the destroyed Gaza borders.
Weeks of intense bombing, all of them settled the largest urban center in Gaza in Gaza, which said what Israeli military officials said was the stage of the land maneuvering of the operation to occupy the city.
The Israeli military statement said: “We are designers and insults. We have defeated Hamas militarily wherever we fight them, and we will act until the rule of Hamas is dismantled.”
Two parts – including tens of thousands of soldiers – began to enter the city late in its western wing, with two other parts that alliance the city. The Israeli army said that about 130,000 reserve soldiers are expected to be mobilized in the coming days.
Gaza is burned, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz He said in a post On X. “We will not review or go back until the task is completed.”
The residents have reported that the Israeli army sent what they called “risky robots”-armored personnel holders full of explosives that have been directed as drones-to the city’s neighborhoods. Military officials adapted in the Israeli media say that the forces intervene with caution, with about 2000 fighters in Hamas expected in the city.
The operation was advanced despite a wide condemnation of the European allies, accusations of European and international accused of committing genocide, according to the report of the United Nations Committee issued on Tuesday. Israel rejected the results of the committee.
Germany, one of the powerful supporters of Israel, sparked the decision to occupy Gaza City.
“The completely wrong path.”
“We refused this and clarify this to the Israeli government,” said Wadivoul. He urged the Israeli government to “return to the road to the ceasefire and an agreement.”
Instead, the Israeli government appealed to a return to the “path of negotiations for a ceasefire and an agreement” to the release of the prisoners in Gaza.
In Israel, the decision to launch the attack – taken by the Israeli Cabinet, Benjamin Netanyahu, remains a controversial issue that divided the military leadership and raised demonstrations against Netanyahu. On Tuesday morning, the families of the hostages that Hamas kidnapped in front of Netanyahu’s house in Jerusalem protested.
Despite repeated and repeated warnings that nearly a million residents of Gaza City should flee south to the so -called humanitarian areas, more than two -thirds of Israeli military estimates remain.
“The Secretary -General Doctors without limitsIt is known as MSF in a statement on Monday. Even those who survived the bombing on their journey to southern Gaza added, “They find no safety or the basics they need.”
Israeli soldiers are working on their tanks and armored personnel carriers in a starting area on the border with the Gaza Strip, as it appears from southern Israel, on Tuesday.
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“What is happening in Gaza is not just a humanitarian catastrophe, it is the systematic destruction of the people. MSF is clear: Israel is committing genocide against the Palestinians in Gaza, and doing so with the escape of absolute punishment.”
Many residents also say they cannot go to Maousy camp, the area south of the pocket appointed by the Israeli army as a safe area. Even if they do that, overcrowding means that there is no shelter that can be found or even a space for tents; Israeli -Israeli has hit safe areas in the past.
However, the news broadcast on the site on the coastal highway south of Gaza City showed a group of thousands of vehicles, many of which strive under the tenth -ranked towers, plastic chairs, and clothing bags – anything that people can save from their homes before the complete destruction of the city.
Pocket health authorities said that 82 people were killed and injured in the early hours of the attack, and that the emergency rooms in the remaining remaining Gaza City hospitals were very crowded and suffered from a lack of medicines and blood units.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will meet Prince Sheikh Tarim bin Hamad Al Thani in Doha, Qatar, on Tuesday.
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As Israeli armor advanced to Gaza, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio was traveling from Tel Aviv to Doha on Tuesday morning, as he hoped to calm Qatar’s anger on an Israeli strike in the Qatari capital targeting Hamas leaders last week.
In response to the strike, Qatar threatened to suspend long mediation efforts between Hamas and Israel. During the summit of Arab and Islamic countries on Monday, it was held in Doha, its leaders cleared Israel and demanded tangible punitive actions. (A collective statement from the summit announced a little more condemnation.)
But Rubio said he hoped to continue negotiating sponsors.
He said: “If any country in the world can help mediate, then Qatar is one.”
He added that Hamas had a “very short window of time in which a deal could occur”, and that the Trump administration’s preference was to settle the negotiation.
The demonstrators in Jerusalem hold photos on Tuesday, which depicts the Israeli hostages in the Gaza Strip.
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Hamas rejected his words in a statement on Tuesday, saying that Netanyahu bears “full responsibility” for the hostage of the hostages, and that the United States used a “policy of deception” to cover up the Israeli “war crimes”.
Israel calls for the group of hostages, surrender and disarmament. Hamas insists on the ceasefire through negotiations that would lead to the exchange of Palestinian hostages and detainees in Israeli prisons and Israeli ropes that withdraw from the Gaza Strip; Disarmament will occur when Israel agrees to establish an independent Palestinian state.
The war arose on October 7, 2023, when Hamas fighters attacked southern Israel, killing about 1,200 people – two thirds of them civilians, as Israeli revenues say – and kidnapped 251 others.
Israel has a full attack that was crushed by large areas of the pocket and has so far killed more than 64,000 people, and the vast majority of them civilians, according to the relief authorities and groups in Gaza; The former Israeli army chief said in an interview with more than 200,000 people who were killed or wounded – more than 10 % of the 2.2 million Gaza population, a number that is in line with the estimates of the Palestinian Ministry of Health.