US President Joe Biden has said he doesn’t agree with the approach taken by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Gaza. Biden called for an immediate halt in fighting to allow for significant food supplies to be brought in over a period of six to eight weeks. Renewed cease-fire negotiations held in Egypt have stalled. Hamas – recognized as a terrorist organization by the German government, the EU, the US and some Arab states – said the Israeli proposal did not meet Palestinian demands. As Muslims around the world celebrate the end of the holy month of Ramadan, Palestinians in Gaza are marking Eid under the shadow of war. The Hamas-run health ministry says at least 14 people were killed and dozens injured by Israeli strikes on the eve of the holiday. At this year’s Eid, most of Gaza’s population are displaced from their homes, and facing critical shortages of food and other essential supplies. Though markets were selling festive food and clothing ahead of Eid, much of it was at highly inflated prices.
#video #general
#biden #egypt #gaza #hamas #israel #muslims #netanyahu #palestinians #war
#biden #egypt #gaza #hamas #israel #muslims #netanyahu #palestinians #war
US President Joe Biden has expressed disagreement with the strategy employed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the conflict in Gaza. The President advocates for an immediate cessation of hostilities to facilitate the delivery of substantial food aid over a six-to-eight-week period. Concurrently, renewed ceasefire negotiations taking place in Egypt have encountered obstacles. Hamas, designated as a terrorist organization by Germany, the European Union, the United States, and certain Arab nations, stated that the Israeli offer fails to address Palestinian requirements.
As global Muslims conclude Ramadan and observe Eid, Palestinians in Gaza face the holiday amidst ongoing warfare. The health ministry under Hamas reports at least fourteen fatalities and numerous injuries resulting from Israeli strikes on the eve of the celebration. Most of the population remains displaced, confronting severe shortages of food and essential items. Although markets offered festive goods prior to the holiday, prices were significantly inflated. The report includes commentary from Hiba Tibi, country director of CARE, regarding the current humanitarian situation in the region.
Watch “US President Biden wants Israel to agree to cease-fire | DW News” on YouTube
A top IRGC official fueled tensions in the region, warning the US that any ground…
President Isaac Herzog joins Dana Perino to mark the third anniversary of the October 7…
Yemen’s government forces have taken control of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and Dhubab airport, and…
A B-1 bomber took off from a British air base on Sunday (October 4), as…
The top news coming out of the Middle East, the burning issues and the strategic,…