End Gaza siege, stop bombing
RIYADH
The member countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and the countries included in Association of South Asian Nations (ASEAN) have expressed serious concern over the situation of serious violations of human rights in Gaza.
This worst violation of human rights is happening due to continuous Israeli bombardment and strict military siege of Gaza.
According to a foreign news agency, the joint statement issued by the GCC and ASEAN after the meeting held in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, emphasized the importance of delivering basic necessities to the residents of Gaza and ending the talks.
In the joint statement issued, it has been demanded that steps should be taken to ensure the provision of water, electricity and fuel in addition to food items. Free the hostages civilians who were captured by Hamas along with Israeli soldiers during its October 7 attacks in Gaza.
In the joint statement issued after the GCC and ASEAN meeting, the issue was emphasized for a peaceful solution to the border division of 1967 and a two-state solution in accordance with international law and UN resolutions.
Biden hints at delaying Israeli attack on Gaza
The position attributed to the US White House on Saturday said that the US President Joe Biden did not hear the question about the postponement of the ground operation by Israel and thought that the question was about Whether they want to release more hostages.
Foreign news agency quoted Biden as saying that he wants Israel to delay its possible ground attack on the Gaza Strip until more hostages are released.
US President Joe Biden expressed his great joy over the release of Judith Tai Ranan and Natalie Shoshana Ranan.
The International Committee of the Red Cross hailed the development as a ray of hope for the families of other hostages.
Egypt, Turkey presidents telephones to discussing Gaza situation
Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan contacted Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi via telephone and discussed the progress in the situation in the Gaza Strip.
The two Presidents reviewed ongoing efforts to mobilize the international community towards a unified position to advance peace and reduce tensions.
Turkish President Erdogan praised Egypt’s role in coordinating humanitarian efforts and promoting the path to peace.
Both presidents rejected the forced eviction of Palestinians and stressed the need to maintain the flow of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.
The two also stressed the importance of the international community working together on the issue of Palestinians, saying that the two-state solution should be implemented in accordance with the decisions of international legitimacy.
Let humanity stop destruction and embrace peace, Bishop of Rome
Bishop of Rome expressed his regret over the desperate situation in Gaza and urged his followers to support only one side Peace in conflict between Israel and Hamas.
In his weekly homily in the Vatican’s St. Peter’s Square, the pope did not explicitly mention the Gaza hospital attack, which Israelis and Palestinians blame each other for.
He said that in most parts of the world, war and conflict are going on, in which I am very disappointed.
I demand that the sounds of weapons stop and the world listens to the cries of poverty, people and children for peace.
He called for all possible efforts to avert humanitarian catastrophe and said he would lead a special prayer for peace at St. Peter’s Basilica on October 27.
Israel orders UNRWA for Palestinian refugees to vacate 5 schools in Gaza Strip
Israel has asked the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) for Palestinian refugees to vacate five of its schools in the Gaza Strip.
Al Arabiya reported yesterday that Israel has asked UNRWA to evacuate five of its schools in the Gaza Strip.
The organization said this means the institution’s facilities are no longer safe.
“We protested this and did what we could to reverse the decision, but it means these facilities will no longer be safe,” an UNRWA statement said.
All these schools are in Gaza City near Al-Quds Hospital.
Israel threatens to target al-Quds hospital in Gaza
The Palestinian Red Crescent has informed that Israel has threatened to attack another hospital in Gaza.
According to a foreign news agency, the Red Crescent has said that Israel has been informed that the injured and patients admitted to the Al-Quds Hospital are currently facing a difficult situation, due to the unavailability of medicine and other medical needs. While the number of injured is continuously increasing.
Red Crescent officials states that after receiving the threat of an Israeli attack, the international community has been alerted to immediately take steps to stop the Israeli attack so that another hospital does not become a killing ground.
UNRWA evacuates five schools in Gaza, Israel
Israel has asked the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) for Palestinian refugees to vacate five of its schools in the Gaza Strip.
This means that the institution’s facilities are no longer secure: UNRWA
According to the foreign news agency, a statement from UNRWA said that we protested this and did what we could to reverse the decision, but it means that these facilities will no longer be safe.
UNRWA has asked thousands of people around the schools to flee.
UNRWA said that Israel has asked the agency to evacuate the five schools as soon as possible. All these schools are in Gaza City near Al-Quds Hospital.
Israeli prisons begin to mistreat Palestinian prisoners: Palestinian Authority
Qudora Faris, head of the Palestinian Prisoner Affairs Authority, has said that Israel has imposed arbitrary and punitive measures against Palestinian prisoners since the start of the war on Gaza on October 7.
Prisoners are being treated in a way that has not been seen in Israel since 1967.
According to a foreign news agency, Qudora Faris said in statements that prisoners are being treated worse by following the orders of the command of the Israeli army.
He warned of the dire situation faced by the prisoners after the Hamas attack.
He added that a state of emergency had been declared in Israeli prisons since the first day of the war.
The Israeli authorities locked the prisoners in their rooms and cells and did not allow them to go outside.
Qadura said Israel has increased jamming devices, halted visits, periodically cut off electricity and water from the prisoners’ sections, withdrawn food supplies from the sections, reduced the amount of food and even allowed prisoners to enter the prison yard. They have started taking humanitarian measures like stopping.
He explained that the prison administration then started adding a new routine daily and also cut off the electricity and water facilities available to the inmates. After that, a series of physical attacks began. Continuous provocations have been started in the jail.
Israeli officials are also harassing Palestinian prisoners under the pretext of repeated inspections. The head of the Prisoners’ Affairs Authority said that these actions are aimed at creating provocation and making the prisoners ready for any reaction to coerce them. In this context, the Israeli prison officials have started confiscating the prisoners’ clothes, blankets and other items.
Medicines are no longer available to prisoners. This is causing the health of the prisoners to deteriorate on a regular basis. Their psychological and physical condition is also affected.
He further said that there are prisoners whose organs were broken as a result of these Israeli actions. Their treatment was also denied. What is happening now in Israeli prisons has not happened since 1967 and represents a war crime.
Faris explained that since October 7, the number of Palestinians taken into administrative detention has reached 1,000. The purpose of these arrests is to take revenge and to exact the price of Operation Storm Al-Aqsa from the Palestinian people.
Qudora Faris said that lawyers are also facing restrictions and obstacles within the courts. All appeals scheduled for administrative detention have been postponed.
He added that the number of workers arrested in the Gaza Strip is estimated to be around 4,000, but Israel has not provided any information or information to any international organization regarding their number and the prisons to which they have been transferred.
Brutal bombing of Gaza hospital, British TV channel blasted Israel’s claims
British TV Channel 4 has debunked Israeli claims regarding the attack on Al Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza.
Channel 4 has said that Israel’s arguments to blame Palestinian Islamic Jihad are contradictory.
The report said that Israeli military spokesman Daniel Hagari presented an audio recording at a press conference to blame Gaza for the hospital attack, claiming that the audio recording was of a conversation between two members of Hamas. The language and dialect is in audio is not indigenous and the audio recording to fake.
It is said in the news that two neutral newspapers have also expressed the same opinion. Newspapers have said that the language, accent and words used in the audio are not compatible with the language used in the area.
Channel 4 has said that Israel has shown 2 different fire sites at the hospital and that these sites are in a cemetery near the hospital.
It is said in the news that in the scenes related to the attack, the shell falling on the hospital appears to be moving at a high altitude and horizontally, and this altitude is not consistent with the shooting location.
The channel also dismissed the 2 firing points shown by the spokesperson as unreal and regarding the Islamic Jihad’s claim of having a warhead that fired the munitions that fell on the hospital, said that Israel has been responsible for civilian deaths in the past as well but was reluctant to accept.
