Gaza help stacked

The Israeli strikes continued the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, despite an increase in the international now on the extended offensive of Israel. According to Gaza Health Ministry and Area Hospitals, at least 82 people, including several women and a one -week child, were killed in the attacks.

Israel allowed dozens of humanitarian trucks in Gaza on Tuesday, but the Palestinians have not yet reached the help in desperate need.

Jens Laerke, the spokesman for the Humanitarian agency of the United Nations, said that no trucks were picked up from the Gaza Strip side of Kerem Shalom, the Israeli border with the southern Gaza.

The UN spokeswoman Stéphane Dujarric said on Tuesday that the workers, although the help in Gaza had occurred, could not bring them into the sales points after the Israeli military had forced them to recharge the supplies on separate trucks and workers, and the workers were no longer time.

The Israeli defense authority, which monitors humanitarian aid for Gaza, said that truck had occurred on Wednesday morning, but it was unclear whether this help would move deeper in Gaza. The UN agency for Palestinian refugees, Unrwa, said its employees had waited several hours to collect help with the border crossing, but could not do so on Tuesday.

Israel blocks the humanitarian aid in Gaza after Hamas rejects the proposal for extending the ceasefire

However, a few dozen Israeli activists who enable Israel to help in Gaza Strip, while Hamas still hold Israeli hostages to block trucks on Wednesday morning, were held back by the Israeli police.

Diplomats come under custody in Jenin

According to the Palestinian authority, a group of diplomats was shot when he attended Jenin, a city in Israeli -occupied West Bank. The diplomats were on the official mission to observe the humanitarian situation in Jenin when shots were.

A helper who did not want to be named for fear of reprisals said a delegation of around 20 regional, European and western diplomats were near the Jenin refugee camp when they heard shots on Wednesday. Nobody was hurt, added.

The Israeli military said that the delegation “deviated from the approved route” and Israeli soldiers had fired warning shots to distance them from the region. The military apologized and said that they will contact all countries involved in the visit.

The film material shows a number of diplomats that run for cover when fast shots go out. The head of foreign policy of the European Union, Kaja Kallas, said that the discharge was even unacceptable and Israel was asked to investigate.

The Italian government of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni also called for an explanation and said that their vice consul was among those who were under fire.

Jenin has been the widespread approach to Israel against the West Bank militant since the beginning of this year.

On January 21 – just two days after his ceasefire with Hamas in Gaza – the Israeli forces relegated to Jenin, since they have been doing dozens of times since October 7, 2023 from Hamas, an attack on Israel. The fights displaced tens of thousands of Palestinians, one of the greatest shifts in West Bank for years.

International pressure on Israel

On Tuesday, the United Kingdom took the free trade talks with Israel because of his intensive attack, a step that promised concrete steps a day after British, Canada and France to stop the war. Regardless of this, the European Union checked an EU pact that directed the trade relationships with Israel about its behavior of the war in Gaza, as according to its foreign policy boss.

Israel says it is ready to stop the war as soon as all the hostages of Hamas return home and the Hamas defeated or is disarmed. According to Hamas, she is ready to publish the hostages in exchange for a complete Israeli retreat from the territory and an end of the war. It rejects demands for exile and disarmament.

Israel fires back in Great Britain for suspended trade talks and rejects the external pressure.

Israel called back his senior negotiation team from Ceasefire Talks in the Qatarian capital of Doha on Tuesday and said it would instead appear on lower officials. The Qatarian leaders who convey negotiations said there was a large gap between the two sides.

In the meantime, Israeli strikes continued via Gaza. In the southern city of Khan Younis, in which Israel recently ordered new evacuations until an expected expected offensive, 24 people were killed, 14 from the same family. A one-week child was killed in the central Gaza.

The Israeli military did not immediately comment on the strikes, but said it aimed at the Hamas infrastructure and accused Hamas militants of operating from civilian areas.

Desperate need for food

Experts have warned that many of the 2 million inhabitants of Gaza are exposed to a high risk of hunger. A charity group distributed thin and aqueous lentil soup in a displacement camp in Gaza City.

Somaia Abu Amsha pushed small portions for her family in bowls and said that they had no bread and neither rice nor pasta for over 10 days.

“We want nothing other than ending the war. We don't want to be charitable kitchens. Even dogs would not eat it, let alone children,” she said and pointed to the soup.

Pope Leo XIV called for help on Wednesday to reach the Gaza Strip and end the “heartbreaking” tribute to his people during his first general audience on St. Peter's Square.

Hospitals surrounded

The Israeli troops also surrounded two of the last functioning hospitals of the North Gaza and prevents someone from leaving the facilities or entering the facilities, information from hospitals and auxiliary groups this week.

The Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas asked the leaders of the world on Wednesday to take immediate measures to end Israel's siege for Gaza, and gave the appeal during a visit to Beirut, where he was discussed about the disarmament of Palestinian factions in the refugee camps of the Lebanon refugee.

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“It is time to end the war of extermination against the Palestinian people. I repeated that we will not go, and we will stay here in the country of our homeland, Palestine,” said Abbas, and demanded the immediate entry of the help, the release of prisoners and a complete retreat from Gaza.

The war in Gaza began when the militants of South Salel, led by Hamas, attacked around 1,200 people, mainly civilians, and kidnapped 251 others. The militants still hold 58 prisoners, which are assumed that they are alive after most have been returned in ceasefire agreements or other shops.

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Israel's retaliation measures have destroyed large parts of the Gaza Strip and killed more than 53,000 Palestinians, mainly women and children, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, which in its count does not distinguish between civilians and combatants.