As the fighting and bombings continue in the Gaza Strip, Wednesday, November 8, Israel’s project after a possible overthrow of Hamas raises questions. On Monday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that his country would “for an indefinite period, overall responsibility for security” in the Palestinian enclave. Israel “will not reoccupy the band Gaza”assures the Israeli Minister of Strategic Affairs, Ron Dermer, dyears an interview on the American channel MSNBCbroadcast Tuesday evening. “Once Hamas is no longer in power, and after its infrastructure is dismantled, Israel must have overall security responsibility for an indefinite period. did he declare. Follow our live stream.
Israeli soldiers in Gaza City. Israeli army troops now intervene “in the heart” of Gaza, the city which gives its name to the Palestinian enclave, located in the north of this territory, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant declared Tuesday evening.
“No humanitarian truce without the return of the hostages.” The Israeli Minister of Defense hammered home, on Tuesday, his refusal of a humanitarian truce without the release of the more than 240 people kidnapped, according to the count communicated by the Israeli authorities, during the deadly Hamas attacks on October 7. After a month of fighting and strikes on Gaza, the Hamas communications service said Tuesday evening on Telegram that several cemeteries in the territory “are full, and there is no more space for burials.”
Calls for a ceasefire. Faced with a catastrophic humanitarian situation in the small besieged territory, calls for a ceasefire have multiplied from the UN, NGOs, leaders of the Arab world and other countries. “Our incessant demands for an immediate ceasefire have gone unanswered,” lamented the organization Doctors Without Borders (MSF) on Tuesday evening.
MSF announces the death of one of its employees in the Gaza Strip. MSF deplored on Tuesday evening the death of one of its employees in Gaza, killed along with several of his relatives in an Israeli bombardment on the Shati refugee camp on November 6. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), citing figures from the Hamas health ministry, says 192 health workers have been killed since the start of the war.