Middle East: at least 12 overnight by Israeli strikes killed in Gaza

At least 12 people, including children, were killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza overnight, said hospital workers on Wednesday.

According to the employees of the Al-Aqsa Hospital, which received the corpses, the strikes before dawn met three houses in the urban Nuseirad refugee camp. There were three children among the dead, including two brothers, whose corpses came to pieces, according to the corporal hall of the hospital.

Since then, Israel has carried out daily strikes against Gaza End his ceasefire with Hamas last month. It cut off the 2 million Palestinians of the territory from all imports, including food and medicineSince the beginning of March it has been an attempt to put the militant group under pressure Hosted.

The strikes come after more than two dozen people who were killed in Gaza City and Beit Lahiya at the beginning of this week.

Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza has killed more than 52,000 Palestinians, according to the Health Ministry of the Territory.

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Israeli armed forces arrest a Palestinian journalist in the occupied West Bank

Israel's military said that Ali Samoudi, a well -known journalist, arrested it in an attack in Jenin, a Palestinian city in the north of the territory.

Samoudi previously worked for international branches such as CNN and Al Jazera. In 2022 he was injured in the same shooting spray, in which the prominent Palestinian journalist Shireen killed Abu Akleh. US officials say that Akleh was shot by an Israeli sniper.

Israel's military said that Samoudi was with and transferred funds for the militant Islamic Jihad group without providing any evidence. They said Samoudi had been transferred to the security forces of Israel.

Samoudi's arrest is the youngest of dozens of Palestinian journalists who have been arrested by Israel's war with Hamas, which began on October 7, 2023, from Israel.

The President of Lebanon calls on the US military to put Israel under pressure, to withdraw

Joseph Aoun, who met with a US military delegation on Wednesday, asked to put Israel under pressure, to withdraw from the areas that are still controlling in the country and to release the Lebanese prisoners.

The delegation was headed by American Major General Jasper Jeffers, the co-chair of the implementation mechanism to set the implementation mechanism of hostility.

Aoun informed the American delegation that the Lebanese army does its work along the border with Israel, where troops confiscated weapons and prevent armed presence.

A statement published by AOTS office states that Jeffers, who held the position before the end of the Israel Hezbollah War at the end of November, was replaced by Major General Michael J. Leeney. It also added that Leeney also took part in Wednesday.