Israel-Hamas conflict; 123,000 people displaced in Gaza: UN

Since the start of the fighting between Hamas and Israel, 123,000 people have been displaced in the Gaza Strip. The United Nations agency (OCHA) said that 123,538 people have been displaced in Gaza so far, mainly due to fear, insecurity and…

More than 73,000 people have taken shelter in schools, some of whom have been given emergency shelters, OCHA said.

United Nations Refugee Agency (UNRWA) spokesman Adnan Abu Hasna said the number might increase.

He told ‘AFP’ that electricity is available in these schools, we are providing them with food, clean water, psychological and medical assistance.

The death toll exceeded 1,100

Israeli troops today launched operations to regain control of the desert surrounding the Gaza Strip and evacuate people from the war-torn border region, as the death toll exceeded 1,100 in the third day of clashes with Hamas. .

According to the report of the foreign news agency “AFP”, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Israel a day following the Palestinian group Hamas launched a surprise attack from Gaza, firing rockets and sending fighters. In preparation for a long and difficult battle, Hamas fighters have taken more than 100 hostages.

According to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), more than 700 Israelis have been killed since the massive attack by Hamas, its worst loss since the 1973 Arab-Israeli war. Authorities have reported at least 413 deaths.

Thousands of Israeli forces have been deployed to fight Hamas fighters in the south, where bodies of civilians are seen littering the streets and town centers.

The conflict seems to be having a global impact, with several other countries reporting their citizens killed, kidnapped or missing, including Brazil, the UK, France, Germany, Ireland, Mexico, Nepal, Thailand and Ukraine. Included.

Oil prices rose more than 4 percent today, raising fears of potential supply shocks from the crude-rich region, with Brent crude up 4.7 percent to $86.65 in early trade in Asian markets. West Texas Intermediate rose 4.5 percent to $88.39.

America’s announcement to send ships, warplanes to help Israel
US President Joe Biden yesterday ordered US ships and warplanes to move closer to Israel, sending additional military aid following Hamas attacks.

The Pentagon said it was sending the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford and accompanying warships to the eastern Mediterranean and also sending fighter jet squadrons to the area.

US Central Command confirmed yesterday that ships and aircraft had begun moving to their new posts.

The White House has publicly reaffirmed US support for Israel following Saturday’s surprise attack from the Gaza Strip, which the White House claims has killed several US citizens in the clashes, pledging firm support. warned other parties to refrain from being part of the conflict.

The US President informed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday that additional aid is being sent to the Israeli Defense Forces following the attacks by Hamas, and more aid will reach Israel in the coming days.

A White House statement said Biden and Netanyahu also discussed ongoing efforts to ensure that Israel’s adversaries do not perceive they can and do not benefit from the current situation. Should be picked up.

The US president pledged his full support to the government and people of Israel in the face of the Hamas attack.

Later, Hamas charged that the US was becoming a regular part of the aggression once morest our people by sending aircraft carriers.

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said he was sending the forces following discussions with Biden, including the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier, a guided missile cruiser and four guided missile destroyers.

He also spoke with his Israeli counterpart yesterday. He said that the US government will rapidly provide additional equipment and resources, including ammunition, to the Israel Defense Forces. It is a reflection of solid support.