Israeli minister prays at flashpoint holy site as officials say 33 killed seeking aid in Gaza
The videos caused a turmoil in Israel, and on October 7, 2023, Hamas, who triggered the war, caused pressure to bring an agreement to bring an agreement to bring home from Gaza.
Israel’s official position accepts the rules that restrict non -Muslim prayer in the compound, which is the third best site of Islam and the most sacred area in Judaism.
Ben-Gvir’s previous visits caused threats from Palestinian militant groups. The conflicts between Israeli security forces and the Palestinian demonstrators in and around the field created a 11 -day war with Hamas in 2021.
Sunday’s visit was condemned by Palestinian leaders as an incentive by Saudi Arabia and Türkiye, as well as Palestinian leaders.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said that after the visit of Ben-Gvir, Israel would not change the norms that manage the site carried out by the Jordan Religious Foundation.
Videos of painful Israeli hostages
Hamas, the second largest militant group in Gaza, and the weekend videos published by Islamic jihad triggered the anger in the political spectrum after the hostages speaking under pressure.
Tens of thousands of people gathered in Tel Aviv on Saturday and urgently urgently the release of hostages after suspending the cease -fire talks.
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“In this new video, his eyes were extinguished. Desperate, and I am, too, Rom Rom Braslavski said in a statement, one of the hostages, Tami Braslavski.
Netanyahu’s office said he was talking to the Red Cross to ask for help to provide hostages to provide food and medical care. The Red Cross International Committee said that it was “horrified by sad videos” and called for access to hostages.
The right -wing politicians who opposed the agreement with Hamas said that videos strengthen their beliefs that Hamas should be destroyed.
In a video published on social media after his visit to the Holy Site, Ben-Gvir said, “We need to bring a message from here and conquer the entire Gaza lane from today, declare sovereignty on the entire Gaza Strip, and promote every Hamas member and encourage voluntary migration.”
Deadly chaos around the aid areas
Palestinians reported more fatal violence in the fields of aid on Sunday, and the Palestinian Red Crescent Association said that when a shell of the Israeli Forces office shells, a personnel were killed. The Israeli army said that the Red Hilal had reviewed the claim.
The Red Cross said a “anger” in which many first intervention teams were killed in the war.
Hospital officials said that Israeli forces have killed at least 33 Palestinians looking for food and that witnesses have risen towards aid areas of hungry crowds.
Desperation has kept Palestinian territory more than 2 million, which warns with the “worst of the famine scenario” because of the Israeli blockade of experts.
Between 2 March and 19 May, Gaza did not help, and since then the help has been limited.
Three Palestinian witnesses, one of which traveled through Teina, told Associated Press that soldiers had opened fire on routes in military zones guaranteed by Israeli forces. The Israeli army said he was not aware of the losses as a result of gunfire close to the aid areas in the south.
The United Nations said that 859 people were killed near the GHF areas between 27 May-31 July and hundreds of people were killed along the ways of LED food convoys.
GHF says armed contractors only use pepper spray to prevent deadly crowded or use firearms. Israel’s army said he only fired warnings. Both claim that death fees are exaggerated.
GHF’s media office said that there was no gunshot on Sunday.
More deaths than hunger
The Gaza Ministry of Health said that in the last 24 hours, six Palestinian adults have died for reasons for malnutrition and that such deaths brought the death fee for malnutrition between adults for five weeks when it was counted.
The ministry said that ninety -three children have died for reasons for malnutrition since the war began.
Israel took steps to increase food flow to Gaza last week, and hundreds of palettes fly into the air, 1200 aid trucks entered, but the UN and the relief groups say that the conditions did not heal. The UN said 500 to 600 trucks a day.
Approximately 1200 people were killed and 251 were kidnapped in the 2023 attack that led to the war. According to the Ministry of Health, Israel’s retaliation military attack killed more than 60,800 Palestinians.
The ministry, which does not distinguish between civilians and fighters, works by medical experts. United Nations and other independent experts see their figures as the most reliable loss. Israel objected to the numbers, but did not cause its own losses.
AP, Reuters
