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Thousands of people gathered in Tel Aviv to commemorate the 100th day of the Israel-Hamas war. The rally, organized by the Hostage and Missing Persons Forum, began on Saturday evening and is set to continue until Sunday evening. The exact number of participants has yet to be confirmed.
In response to Houthi rebels’ attack on civilian ships in the Red Sea, the United States and the United Kingdom conducted joint airstrikes, targeting additional radar facilities. Despite concerns about further conflicts in the Middle East, President Joe Biden ordered the airstrikes to restore stability in the Red Sea.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized the need to close the Egypt-Gaza border before the conclusion of the Israel-Hamas war. He stated that closing the Philadelphia Corridor, which serves as a border, is necessary to prevent the smuggling of military equipment and other lethal weapons. Specific methods for closing the corridor have yet to be determined.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that displaced persons in northern Gaza will not be allowed to return during the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. He emphasized that this decision is in accordance with international law and prioritizes the safety of civilians in the war zone.
Hans Grundberg, the UN Special Envoy to Yemen, called upon all parties involved in the Yemen conflict to exercise maximum restraint and prioritize diplomatic solutions over military options. He stressed the importance of protecting Yemeni civilians and maintaining progress in peace efforts following the April 2022 ceasefire.
Houthi rebels have pledged a robust and effective response to the second round of US airstrikes in Yemen. While no casualties or material damages were reported in the recent airstrikes, the rebels stated their firm determination to retaliate. The United States targeted radar facilities used by the rebels in the early hours of Saturday.
The Gaza Strip’s health authorities, operated by Hamas, announced that the death toll from Israeli attacks since October 7th has reached 23,843 Palestinians, with over 60,000 injuries recorded. However, independent verification of these figures is currently not possible due to restricted access to the area.
The recent airstrikes on Houthi rebels in Yemen and the Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip have heightened tensions in the region. While Iran’s resistance axis may be activated in response to the Gaza Strip airstrikes, further escalation of conflicts with the United States is not advantageous for Iran. Tehran’s allied paramilitary partners could face severe consequences if the standoff escalates.
Israeli forces fatally shot three Palestinians who attacked Israeli soldiers near the Adora settlement in the West Bank. The attackers opened fire on Israeli soldiers during a patrol near the Adora settlement. Israeli forces discovered weapons and explosives in their possession, confirming that all three were Hamas militants.
Martin Griffiths, the UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, described the dire situation in the Gaza Strip, including bodies left on the streets and signs of starvation. Humanitarian aid trucks are facing constant delays and denials from Israel. The Gaza Strip’s health authorities, controlled by Hamas, announced a new death toll, but independent verification is not currently possible.
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