2023-11-11 00:21:28
11.11.2023
Israel war in the live ticker +++ 02:25 WHO chief: Half of the hospitals in Gaza are out of service +++
According to World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, on average a child is killed every ten minutes in the Gaza Strip. Half of the 36 hospitals and two-thirds of the primary health care centers were not functioning and those that were operating were far beyond their capacity, the WHO director tells the 15-member UN Security Council and in a post on X , formerly Twitter. “The hospital corridors are overflowing with the injured, sick and dying. Overcrowded morgues. Operations without anesthesia. Tens of thousands of displaced people seeking shelter in hospitals,” said Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. Since October 7, the WHO has verified more than 250 attacks on health care in Gaza and the West Bank, while there have been 25 attacks on health care in Israel.
+++ 01:19 Hezbollah reports seven dead +++
The Hezbollah militia in Lebanon says seven of its fighters have been killed in Israeli attacks. Hezbollah did not say when or where the fighters were killed. The Israeli army says it has attacked Hezbollah targets following three Israeli soldiers were “seriously injured” by anti-tank missile fire at a kibbutz on the border with Lebanon. According to the army, two other Israeli soldiers were injured by a crashed missile, one of them seriously.
+++ 00:30 Scholz discusses peace plan for Gaza in Spain +++
Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez discussed, among other things, the war in the Gaza Strip in Málaga. “We agree that it is urgently necessary to find peace solutions for the Middle East,” Sánchez wrote on to engage the international community to find a final solution that will enable the coexistence of two states, Israel and Palestine, in peace and security.”
+++ 23:50 Macron demands a stop to the bombings +++
French President Emmanuel Macron calls on Israel to stop bombing the Gaza Strip. In addition, Israel must stop killing civilians, says Macron in an interview with the BBC. There was “no justification” for the bombing. A ceasefire would also benefit Israel. Asked whether he wanted other leaders – including in the United States and Britain – to join his calls for a ceasefire, Macron said: “I hope they will.” Israel categorically rules out a ceasefire, arguing that the radical Islamic group Hamas would take advantage of this to regroup.
+++ 22:50 Within two days: 100,000 Palestinians have left northern Gaza +++
According to Israeli figures, more than 100,000 residents have left the north of the Gaza Strip for the south in the past two days. In the northern part of the Palestinian territory lies the city of Gaza, into which the Israeli army has advanced extensively, says a military spokesman. Israel has called on the population to evacuate the north.
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