Israel also bombarded Gaza on Eid al-Fitr, many Palestinians were martyred

The series of Israeli aggression and barbaric bombing on Gaza for more than six months might not stop even on the blessed occasion of Eid and the Israeli army continued the bombing on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr as well, killing 122 Palestinians.

According to the World News Agency, in Gaza, which was a heap of rubble and ashes in the six-month bombing, Palestinians gathered and offered Eid prayers and shared their sorrows and tears in memory of their loved ones.

Thousands of Palestinians attended Eid prayers at the Al-Aqsa Mosque in East Jerusalem, and one of the worshipers, Rawan Abd, a nursing associate, said it was the most disappointing Eid ever. can.

He said that we usually come to Al-Aqsa Mosque to celebrate Eid, but today we just came to comfort and support each other.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that there will be no let-up in our campaign and we will continue operations until the destruction of Hamas and the return of the hostages.

War-obsessed Netanyahu once once more hinted at action in Rafah, which is full of more than one million refugees, saying that no power in the world can prevent Israeli military forces from entering Rafah.

This statement of Netanyahu has come out at a time when US President Joe Biden has described Israel’s war strategy as a big mistake.

In an interview broadcast on Spanish TV on Tuesday night, Joe Biden said that I think he is making a big mistake, I do not agree with this thinking and strategy.

He called on Netanyahu to provide a six-to-eight-week complete ceasefire and provide avenues for aid delivery, including food and medicine, to provide immediate humanitarian aid to the famine-stricken region.

Human rights groups and organizations have accused Israel of using hunger and famine as a weapon of war, as the Israeli army’s siege has cut off all routes for aid and medicine to Gaza. There, people are dying of hunger and newborn babies are also suffering from malnutrition.

With Netanyahu’s threats and Biden’s demands, on the other hand, negotiations for a cease-fire between Hamas and Israel, mediated by Qatar, Egypt and the United States, are ongoing in Cairo, the capital of Egypt, in which negotiations for the release of prisoners along with the war are ongoing. It is also the focus of conversation.

Hamas has said that it is reviewing a new draft of the ceasefire, which would propose a six- to eight-week ceasefire and the release of hundreds of Palestinians in exchange for 40 Israeli hostages.

Hamas has demanded a complete withdrawal of the Israeli army and a permanent ceasefire for a ceasefire, but Israel has rejected this proposal.

It should be noted that on October 7, Hamas carried out an operation in Israel by land, air and sea, as a result of which at least 1160 Israelis were killed.

In response to this, from the same day, Israel started a series of bombings and aggression in Palestine, which continues even following more than 6 months, and as a result of which at least 33 thousand 360 Palestinians have been martyred. Most of them are women and children.