Gaza War: Nightmare Night – Heavy Shelling in Rafah and Northern Strip

Another nightmarish night was lived by the Palestinians in Gaza with the Israeli army shelling the entire territory of the Strip.

Shelling killing and wounding occurred in Rafah and Beit Lahia, Beit Hanoun and Jabalia in northern Gaza.

Authorities continue to search for bodies at the site of a mass grave at the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, where at least 310 bodies have been recovered so far.

The gruesome discovery came after Nasser was besieged by Israeli forces, who recently withdrew from the area.

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09:08 Sydney University students set up Gaza solidarity camp

Students and activists at the University of Sydney, Australia (USyd) set up a solidarity camp in Gaza in support of the Palestinians and similar student protests in the United States.

According to the university’s student newspaper, Honi Soit, the camp was set up on campus on Tuesday, when tents were erected “with graffiti reading ‘Free Palestine’ and ‘from the river to the sea'”.

08:58 Students at American universities are not backing down – Gaza protests are reminiscent of 1968

Pro-Palestinian protesters filled the streets of Brooklyn, New York yesterday, Tuesday, as demonstrations escalated at universities across the US demanding an end to civilian deaths in the Gaza Strip.

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08:44 The US Senate gave the “green light” to the provision of military aid worth billions of dollars to Israel

After more than two hundred days of hostilities, the war in the Gaza Strip shows no signs of stopping anytime soon as the Palestinian enclave continued to be bombed as the US Senate gave the green light to billions of dollars in military aid to Israel. to support his campaign against Hamas.

In the early hours of this morning, AFP sources in hospitals and in the security services of the Gaza Strip spoke of new Israeli aerial bombardments in the sectors of Nuseirat (central) and Rafah, the “last” major stronghold according to the government of Benjamin Netanyahu Hamas, on the closed border with Egypt.

In Washington, the US Senate also approved the granting of new US military aid to Israel, worth 13 billion dollars, in particular to strengthen the Iron Dome anti-missile shield.

The bill approved by the upper house also calls for some $9 billion to be spent to cover “the urgent need for humanitarian assistance in Gaza” as well as other “vulnerable populations” internationally, particularly in war-torn Sudan for over a year. Aid to Israel had already been approved by the House of Representatives on Saturday, after months of deadlock.

The aid was approved as pro-Palestinian protests roil US universities and several capitals, including Washington, are expressing concern for civilians ahead of a planned full-scale ground offensive by the Israeli military in Rafah, where they are crammed into makeshift camps somewhere 1.5 million Palestinians.

08:34 Israeli raids continue in the West Bank

At least six people were arrested during overnight raids by Israeli forces on communities across the occupied West Bank, the Wafa news agency reported.

• Three young Palestinians were arrested by Israeli troops traveling in a convoy of 10 vehicles who stormed the town of Yabad, east of Jenin, before dawn and searched homes
• Two Palestinians were arrested in Askar refugee camp east of Nablus, where several houses were raided and searched, Wafa reports
• A Palestinian man was also arrested during a raid and house search by Israeli soldiers in the town of Halul, north of Hebron
• Israeli soldiers raided the town of Azun, located east of the city of Qalqilya, and searched houses, but made no arrests
• Palestinian families were also searched in homes in the town of Anata, located northeast of occupied East Jerusalem
• Raids were also carried out in the town of Silat al-Dadr and the villages of Rumna, al-Taiba, Anin and Fadaqumiya located west and south of Jenin.

08:24 Arrests of more than 100 protesters outside Chuck Schumer’s house in New York

More than 100 pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested outside the home of the head of the US Senate, Chuck Schumer in New York, as reported by the New York Times and New York Post.

The Senate was meeting earlier to pass a massive aid package that includes billions in military aid to Israel.

About 2,000 protesters took part in the protest.

Among the organizers of the demonstration were the anti-Zionist organization Jewish Voice for Peace, the far-left IfNotNow and the organization Jews for Racial & Economic Justice.

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08:15 All-night shelling in the Gaza Strip

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It was a nightmarish night for the residents of Lorida, with the bombings shaking its entire territory.

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