CAIRO - 1 December 2023: In a recent update from news reports, correspondents have reported that the Israeli military has announced the bombing of 200 targets in Gaza since early this morning. The airstrikes come after the conclusion of the seventh day of the temporary humanitarian ceasefire, with no official extension announced.
Israeli forces have renewed their attacks on various areas in the Gaza Strip by land, sea, and air. The seven-day ceasefire, which went into effect on Friday, November 24, was initially extended for an additional three days.
This comes amid an ongoing Israeli offensive since October 7, resulting in the tragic loss of over 15,000 lives, including 6,150 children, over 4,000 women, and more than 36,000 injuries—a toll that continues to rise.
The ceasefire facilitated the exchange of prisoners in Gaza and allowed the entry of humanitarian aid into the besieged region. However, the situation has taken a turn with the resumption of hostilities after the initial week of relative calm.
Just in, press reports confirm the renewal of Israeli airstrikes in several areas in southern Gaza. The ceasefire, which endured for seven days, has seen an extension following continuous Israeli aggression since October 7, resulting in significant casualties and injuries.
The Israeli military has issued a notice advising residents of Jabaliya and Al-Zaytoun to head southward, according to press reports. The announcement comes amid renewed Israeli airstrikes by land, sea, and air in various parts of Gaza, marking the end of the seventh day of the temporary humanitarian ceasefire.
Press reports have confirmed a resurgence of Israeli attacks in multiple locations across Gaza. The temporary ceasefire, active for the past seven days, concluded today, with the situation taking a concerning turn as hostilities resume.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated that the focus is on releasing detainees in Gaza and extending the ceasefire, emphasizing efforts to prevent the spread of violence to other areas in the region. According to reports by "Al-Qahira Al-Ikhbariya," Blinken added that Israel must take measures to protect civilians in Gaza and insisted that Israel establish clear procedures for aid to enter Gaza.
Blinken affirmed, "We are making efforts to have the Palestinians establish their state."
Israeli airstrikes have resumed by land, sea, and air in various parts of the Gaza Strip after the conclusion of the seventh day of the temporary humanitarian ceasefire, the extension of which has not been announced.
The humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza went into effect at 7 am on Friday, November 24, lasting for four days and then extended for an additional three days. This extension followed an ongoing Israeli offensive since October 7, resulting in the tragic loss of over 15,000 lives, including 6,150 children, over 4,000 women, and more than 36,000 injuries—a toll that continues to rise.
The ceasefire, active for seven days, allowed the exchange of detainees in Gaza, including Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails, and facilitated the entry of humanitarian aid into the besieged region.
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