Palestina - Israël

BREAKING: BENJAMIN NETANYAHU OFFICIAL STATEMENT

"We are willing to discuss the final phase. Hamas will lay down its arms, its leaders will be allowed to leave Gaza, we will ensure Israeli security control over the Strip, and the Trump immigration plan will be implemented. That’s the plan. We’re not hiding it."



Mike
 
⚡🇮🇱BREAKING: Israel’s new “Concentration Camp” plan for Gaza.

Recent statements by Israeli officials suggest a plan to forcibly relocate Gaza’s population—over two million people—into a confined and possibly fenced “humanitarian zone,” where anyone outside the zone may be targeted.

Journalist Yinon Magal tweeted:
“The IDF intends to evacuate all residents of the Strip to a new ‘humanitarian zone’… confined and designated for long-term stay. Entry will be screened… anyone remaining outside will be targeted. The plan is backed by the U.S.”

Defense Minister Yoav Gallant echoed the policy in a recorded warning:
“This is your final warning… If hostages are not released and Hamxs is not removed, Israel will act with unprecedented force… Other options, including emigration, will open. The alternative is total destruction.”

Former senior officer Brig. Gen. (res.) Erez Wiener, previously involved in planning Gaza operations, described the moment as a long-awaited “turning point,” having advocated for direct Israeli military rule in the Strip.

Critics argue the strategy reflects a broader policy direction resembling forced population transfer. Leaked military plans, cited by The Wall Street Journal, reinforce these concerns. Analysts, including Dr. Dotan Halevy, say voluntary evacuation is unrealistic, and relocation efforts mirror long-standing Israeli ambitions to reduce Gaza’s population.

Historian Dr. Omri Shafer Raviv documents past efforts to encourage Palestinian emigration post-1967—including attempts to relocate Gazans to Jordan and Latin America. These strategies had limited success and ultimately failed to achieve their goals.

Observers now warn that the emerging policy amounts to large-scale forced displacement under military threat—raising serious concerns under international law.

Source: Hebrew Mekomit



Mike
 
⚡️BREAKING: Paramedics executed by Israel.

Gaza Ministry of Health Statement:

We condemn the horrific crime committed by the Israeli occupation in targeting paramedics and medical teams from the Palestinian Red Crescent while they were carrying out their humanitarian duties in Rafah a week ago.

The bodies were found bound, with gunshot wounds to the chest, and buried in a deep pit to prevent identification.

We call on UN agencies, international bodies, and relevant authorities to conduct an immediate investigation into these crimes and hold the occupation accountable.

We stress the urgent need to protect medical teams and ensure their safe access to provide care, as guaranteed by international law.

Palestinian Red Crescent Statement:

The Palestinian Red Crescent mourns the killing of eight of its paramedics in Rafah, targeted by Israeli forces while performing their humanitarian duty. They were en route to the Al-Hashashin area to provide first aid to those injured by Israeli strikes.

A ninth paramedic remains missing. Additionally, six Civil Defense personnel and one UN employee were recovered from the scene.

This massacre is not only a tragedy for the Red Crescent but a grave blow to humanitarian work and human dignity. The deliberate targeting of Red Crescent paramedics, identifiable by their protected international emblems, constitutes a war crime under international humanitarian law—law that Israel continues to violate openly, without accountability.

We demand justice for the victims and an immediate, independent investigation into this war crime, as well as the urgent clarification of the fate of the missing paramedic, As’ad Al-Nassasra, whose whereabouts remain unknown.

With these eight deaths, the total number of Red Crescent personnel killed in Gaza while carrying out humanitarian duties has risen to 27.



Mike
 
⚡️BREAKING: Civil Defense Spokesman Mahmoud Basal:

After eight days, and in coordination with the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), our crews completed the recovery of the bodies of 15 martyrs from the Civil Defense, the Palestinian Red Crescent, and a UNRWA employee, after they were massacred and directly killed by the "israeli" occupation forces in the Tal al-Sultan area of Rafah.



Mike
 
⚡️JUST IN:

The bodies of 10 martyrs in including 5 children have arrived at Nasser Medical Complex following the latest airstrikes on central and western Khan Younis. The martyrs are:

1.Child: Ahmad Mohammad Ismail Abu Tair
2.Jihad Hasan Abu Sultan
3.Amal Sobhi Azzam
4.Child: Habiba Jihad Hasan Abu Sultan
5.Child: Dana Jihad Hasan Abu Sultan
6.Child: Hasan Jihad Hasan Abu Sultan
7.Mohammad Sobhi Abdulmajid Azzam
8.Basma Sobhi Abdulmajid Azzam
9.Child: Abdulkarim Ibrahim Fathi Masoud
10.Kamel Abduljawad Al-Aqqad



Mike
 
⚡️BREAKING:

On the first day of Eid al-Fitr, Israeli airstrikes killed 46 Palestinians in Gaza, most of them children, turning joy into mourning. Over 15 children were killed in F-16 bombings amid Arab and international silence.

In Tel al-Sultan in Rafah days earlier, the Red Crescent, after coordination, recovered 14 bodies: 8 paramedics, 5 civil defense workers, and 1 UN staff member.



Red Crescent: Eight paramedics martyred in Rafah after being targeted by the occupation army while performing their humanitarian duty, while a ninth paramedic remains missing amid fears of his arrest.

Names of the martyred paramedics:
• Mustafa Khafaja
• Ezzedine Shaat
• Saleh Maamar
• Rifaat Radwan
• Mohammed Bahloul
• Ashraf Abu Labda
• Mohammed Heila
• Raed Al-Sharif





Mike
 
⚡🇮🇱BREAKING: Israeli PM Netanyahu:

We are willing to discuss the final phase. Hamas will lay down its arms, its leaders will be allowed to leave Gaza, we will ensure Israeli security control over the Strip, and the Trump immigration plan will be implemented. That’s the plan. We’re not hiding it.



Israeli PM Netanyahu at the start of the cabinet meeting:

“The combination of military and diplomatic pressure is the only thing that has brought back the hostages—not the claims and empty slogans I hear in the studios from so-called experts.”

“This morning I want to speak about the three H’s: first Hamas, then Hezbollah, and then the Houthis.”

On Hamas in Gaza:

“Military pressure works. It works because it simultaneously crushes Hamas’s military and governing capabilities and creates the conditions for the release of our hostages. That’s exactly what we’re doing.”

“Last night, the cabinet convened and decided to increase pressure—already intense—to further crush Hamas and maximize conditions for the release of our hostages.”

“I want to address three false claims constantly directed at us in one ongoing lie:”

1. “That we’re not negotiating.”
“Not true. We are negotiating—under fire—which is what makes it effective. We’re beginning to see cracks.”

2. “That we’re unwilling to discuss the final phase.”
“Also false. We are willing. Hamas will lay down its arms, its leaders will be allowed to leave Gaza, we will ensure Israeli security control over the Strip, and the Trump immigration plan will be implemented. That’s the plan. We’re not hiding it and are ready to discuss it anytime.”

3. “That we don’t care about the hostages.”
“Not true—for the ministers here, who meet frequently with hostage families, and not for my wife and me. Just this past week, we met and spoke deeply with four families. Their pain is immense. The claim that we don’t care echoes Hamas propaganda, intended to divide us and distort reality.”

“We are committed to bringing the hostages home and are actively working toward it. So far, only military and diplomatic pressure has succeeded—not the empty slogans from self-proclaimed experts.”

On Hezbollah:

“In Lebanon, enforcement is firm and uncompromising. That’s the directive from me, the defense minister, and the cabinet—and the IDF is carrying it out effectively. We allow no ‘drips,’ no concessions, and no leniency.”

“The State of Lebanon is responsible for what comes from its territory and must ensure no attacks are launched against Israel. We respect Lebanon and its army—so we demand from them what you expect from someone you respect.”

On the Houthis:

“I greatly appreciate the actions of the United States, our ally. They are dealing with the Houthis with great force. Of course, we are also acting to defend ourselves, as seen recently. But the fact that the U.S. is now striking hard is a major shift.”

“We always value our alliances. We have a partnership with the world’s greatest power, which stands behind us strongly—here and in other arenas—unconditionally, with the full appreciation of Israel’s citizens and government.”



Mike
 
⚡️BREAKING:

Since dawn, the roar of airstrikes—not Eid takbeers—filled Khan Younis, targeting civilian tents and homes. Seventeen were killed, including children in Eid clothes. A day of joy turned to funerals; Eid gifts became shrouds.

May God have mercy on the martyrs:
1.Basma Sobhi Abdulmajid Azzam
2.Amal Sobhi Abdulmajid Azzam
3.Child Hasan Jihad Azzam
4.Kamel Al-Aqqad
5.Ahmad Abu Hajras
6.Child Ahmad Mohammad Ismail Abu Tair
7.Ola Abdulhamid Al-Qadi
8.Mohammad Rashid Al-Qadi
9.Nour Shafiq Al-Qadi
10.Abdulrahman Shafiq Al-Qadi
11.Child Shorouq Mahmoud Al-Qahwaji
12.Child Yaqeen Mahmoud Al-Qahwaji
13.Child Abdulkarim Ibrahim Fathi Masoud
14.Mohammad Sobhi Abdulmajid Azzam
15.Child Habiba Jihad Hasan Abu Sultan
16.Child Dana Jihad Hasan Abu Sultan
17.Jihad Hasan Abu Sultan

Source: @Hakeam_ps



Mike
 

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