YNET | Sergeant Nir Raphael Kananian, the late Givat patrol fighter, was killed yesterday by an explosive device explosion in a house that the forces were searching in Khan Yunis. Before he fell he wrote to his friends:
"I believe with all my heart that what I, my team, my company, my CCP, and the IDF as a whole will change the history books"π.... Then he FOUND OUT π»
"I believe with all my heart that what I, my team, my company, my CCP, and the IDF as a whole will change the history books"π.... Then he FOUND OUT π»
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The size of the bombs they drop on the women & children of Gaza........
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REUTERS| Taiwan's defence ministry said on Sunday that over the previous 24 hours it had detected eight Chinese fighter jets crossing over the median line of the Taiwan Strait, as well as one Chinese balloon.
Taiwan's defence ministry said the Chinese J-10, J-11 and J-16 fighter jets had crossed the median line at points to the north and centre of the strait.
Taiwan's defence ministry said the Chinese J-10, J-11 and J-16 fighter jets had crossed the median line at points to the north and centre of the strait.
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Associated Press| 1. The U.S. shares coordinates of U.S.-funded infrastructure with Israeli officials.
According to past USAID mission directors for Gaza and the West Bank, USAID works closely with Israeli officials to ensure that U.S.-funded infrastructure is spared during conflicts. Dave Harden, who served as USAID mission director from 2013 to 2016, said he worked βextremely closelyβ with the Israeli officials. βI would give them the coordinates and tell them not to hit it,β he said.
2. Despite coordination, some U.S.-funded buildings in Gaza have been damaged in the Israel-Hamas war
The Associated Press examined Maxar satellite imagery from before and after the Israel-Hamas war began on Oct. 7 and identified at least five sites built or expanded using taxpayer funds that appear to have been damaged. These sites include a sports complex, a school, a cultural center and two centers for children with disabilities. AP cannot determine the exact cause of the damage. The Israeli Defense Forces would not comment on damage to U.S.-supported structures or provide any information about its targets. Israel blames Hamas for the damage, saying the group uses Gazaβs civilian infrastructure as cover to stage attacks, hide its fighters and weapons and build tunnels underground. It also says that hundreds of misfired Hamas rockets aimed at Israel have instead landed inside Gaza. The AP was unable to reach Palestinian officials in Gaza due to repeated communications disruptions.
3. The U.S. has spent more than $7 billion in development and humanitarian aid in the West Bank and Gaza since establishing a U.S. Agency for International Development Mission 30 years ago.
American taxpayers have funded clean drinking water, new roads, hospital and school improvements and much more since establishing a USAID mission in the Palestinian territories in 1994. Every project the U.S. builds in Gaza and the West Bank is approved by Israeli officials. Over the years, U.S.-supported projects are destroyed during conflicts and then rebuilt with U.S. funds, an effort that is considered both humanitarian and a political message.
According to past USAID mission directors for Gaza and the West Bank, USAID works closely with Israeli officials to ensure that U.S.-funded infrastructure is spared during conflicts. Dave Harden, who served as USAID mission director from 2013 to 2016, said he worked βextremely closelyβ with the Israeli officials. βI would give them the coordinates and tell them not to hit it,β he said.
2. Despite coordination, some U.S.-funded buildings in Gaza have been damaged in the Israel-Hamas war
The Associated Press examined Maxar satellite imagery from before and after the Israel-Hamas war began on Oct. 7 and identified at least five sites built or expanded using taxpayer funds that appear to have been damaged. These sites include a sports complex, a school, a cultural center and two centers for children with disabilities. AP cannot determine the exact cause of the damage. The Israeli Defense Forces would not comment on damage to U.S.-supported structures or provide any information about its targets. Israel blames Hamas for the damage, saying the group uses Gazaβs civilian infrastructure as cover to stage attacks, hide its fighters and weapons and build tunnels underground. It also says that hundreds of misfired Hamas rockets aimed at Israel have instead landed inside Gaza. The AP was unable to reach Palestinian officials in Gaza due to repeated communications disruptions.
3. The U.S. has spent more than $7 billion in development and humanitarian aid in the West Bank and Gaza since establishing a U.S. Agency for International Development Mission 30 years ago.
American taxpayers have funded clean drinking water, new roads, hospital and school improvements and much more since establishing a USAID mission in the Palestinian territories in 1994. Every project the U.S. builds in Gaza and the West Bank is approved by Israeli officials. Over the years, U.S.-supported projects are destroyed during conflicts and then rebuilt with U.S. funds, an effort that is considered both humanitarian and a political message.
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Israeli Occupation Army Radio: βThe longer the Israeli army stays in the field, the better Hamas becomes at learning and understanding how the army works and what its weaknesses are.β
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#Breaking | Sirens are sounding in Shilomi, Western Galilee, northern occupied Palestine, on the Lebanese border.
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#VIDEO | Extensive destruction in Tel Al-Hawa, Barcelona area, Due to Israeli shelling of civilian homes, south of Gaza City.
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#Breaking | Sirens are sounding in Shilomi, Western Galilee, northern occupied Palestine, on the Lebanese border.
#BREAKING | Sirens in the "Shlomi" settlement in northern occupied Palestine βIsraelβ
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As every morning in Gaza β¦. Farewell to the martyrs who rose in the ongoing Israeli massacres in the Gaza Strip.
As every morning in Gaza β¦. Farewell to the martyrs who rose in the ongoing Israeli massacres in the Gaza Strip.
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#BREAKING | 19 martyrs in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza Strip, due to the Israeli shelling of civilian homes since yesterday evening.
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#BREAKING | Several military helicopters landing to transport the dead and wounded were observed east of Khan Yunis.π
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π»#BREAKING | Al-Qassam Brigades target a Zionist Merkva tank with an βAl-Yassin 105β shell in the Al-Qasaib neighborhood in the Jabalia refugee camp, north of the Gaza Strip.π₯π₯π₯
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#BREAKING | 19 martyrs in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza Strip, due to the Israeli shelling of civilian homes since yesterday evening.
#UPDATE | 3 martyrs in Khan Yunis in less than an hour due to an Israeli airstrike and gunfire targeting civilians, raising the number of martyrs to 20 in less than 24 hours in Khan Yunis alone,
The names of the martyrs who rose in the past 24 hours in Khan Yunis:
1. Musa Muhammad Musa Abu Al-Eish
2. Khatam Ismaeil Ramadan Ahmad
3. Muhammad Fathi Awad Al-Ha Ahmad
4. Fathi Awadallah Muhammad Ahmad
5. Almazah Muhammad Ahmad Abu Al-Eish
6. Sadiyah Muhammad Abdul Qadir Zaqout
7. Hamad Abdul Qadir Atiya Abu Al-Faytah
8. Abdu Mahmoud Abdu Al-Astal
9. Bassam Sabri Abdullah Al-Farra, succumbed to his injuries
10. Sameh Husam Al-Amour
11. Ahmad Ali Salem Abu Salim
12. Akram Hamad Ismaeil Al-Sir
13. Khaled Akram Muhammad Al-Sir
14. Saeed Husni Abdul Rahman Abu Shaweesh
15. Osama Husni Abdul Rahman Abu Shaweesh
16. Farouq Jadallah Al-Nabris
17. Jawaher Ali Abu Sakena "Siham"
18. Amir Rami Muhammad Odeh
19. Mustafa Hamoud Mustafa Al-Aqad, European Hospital
20. Child Hamouda Mustafa Al-Aqad
The names of the martyrs who rose in the past 24 hours in Khan Yunis:
1. Musa Muhammad Musa Abu Al-Eish
2. Khatam Ismaeil Ramadan Ahmad
3. Muhammad Fathi Awad Al-Ha Ahmad
4. Fathi Awadallah Muhammad Ahmad
5. Almazah Muhammad Ahmad Abu Al-Eish
6. Sadiyah Muhammad Abdul Qadir Zaqout
7. Hamad Abdul Qadir Atiya Abu Al-Faytah
8. Abdu Mahmoud Abdu Al-Astal
9. Bassam Sabri Abdullah Al-Farra, succumbed to his injuries
10. Sameh Husam Al-Amour
11. Ahmad Ali Salem Abu Salim
12. Akram Hamad Ismaeil Al-Sir
13. Khaled Akram Muhammad Al-Sir
14. Saeed Husni Abdul Rahman Abu Shaweesh
15. Osama Husni Abdul Rahman Abu Shaweesh
16. Farouq Jadallah Al-Nabris
17. Jawaher Ali Abu Sakena "Siham"
18. Amir Rami Muhammad Odeh
19. Mustafa Hamoud Mustafa Al-Aqad, European Hospital
20. Child Hamouda Mustafa Al-Aqad
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Regional military analysts suggest that the uprising in the West Bank and the 1948 territories at this time could indicate a complete collapse of the Israeli army.
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Two martyrs, one of them a child, in the Israeli shelling of a group of civilians while they were lining to access water east of Khan Yunis.π
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π»#BREAKING |Al-Qassam Brigades target two Zionist Mirkva tanks with βAl-Yassin 105β shells on the outskirts of the Jabalia Al-Balad area, north of the Gaza Strip.π₯π₯
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Israeli helicopters recently transported dead and wounded soldiers from the Gaza Strip to hospitals in Tel Aviv.
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π»#BREAKING | Al-Quds Brigades: We bombed the military concentrations around the Al-Zalal Mosque, east of Khan Yunis, with a missile barrage and mortar shells.
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Maariv |Former Israeli Deputy Chief of Staff: It is impossible to continue fighting with a government that is unable to define the goals of the war