Gaza Under Bombing: Highlights of Day 243
Gaza Under Bombing: Highlights of Day 243
It has been 2 43 days since Israel launched its war of aggression and destruction in the Gaza Strip . 24 hours of major events in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank and the entire Middle East.
The invaders launched violent attacks on Nusayrat, Mag'azi, Bureij refugee camps, Khan Younis and Rafah cities, and al-Zaytun province. Nazis massacred 7 times during the day, 71 people died. Since the beginning of the war, 36,550 people have been martyred.
▪️ Gaza resistance fighters attacked the invaders west of Rafah. Enemy equipment destroyed.
▪️ In the West Bank , more than 700 settlers, with the support of the military, stormed the Al-Aqsa Mosque, where Talmud ceremonies are held, early in the morning.
▪️ In Jenin , resistance fighters engaged in a battle with the invaders.
▪️ Hezbollah conducted 10 operations against the invaders in one day. A group of soldiers at the Al-Malikiya facility was destroyed, Zabdin Barracks at Shebaa Farm, Liman Battalion and Iron Dome radars were attacked.
▪️ Slovenia recognized Palestine. "This gives hope to the Palestinian people in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip," said the Slovenian Prime Minister.
▪️ The House of Representatives of the US Congress approved a bill authorizing the imposition of sanctions against the XJC.
▪️Human Rights Watch : The widespread use of white phosphorus ammunition by the Israeli military in cross-border attacks on southern Lebanon puts civilians at serious risk.
▪️ Interview of an invading soldier: During the fighting in Gaza, I entered 30 houses, and there was not a single house without a picture of the Al-Aqsa Mosque .
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