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Hamas warehouses in Gaza are overflowing with stolen humanitarian aid - N12...
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF Published: SEPTEMBER 13, 2024 21:16Updated: SEPTEMBER 13, 2024 22:48
Unloading of humanitarian aid destined for the Gaza Strip, transported via the maritime route from Cyprus to the Port of Ashdod.(photo credit: IDF SPOKESPERSON'S UNIT)
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Hamas warehouses in Gaza are overflowing with stolen humanitarian aid - N12
“At this point, we have everything... The warehouse is at full capacity," a Hamas terrorist can be heard saying in an intercepted recording.
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Sept. 12: IDF, Shin Bet say 3 senior Islamic Jihad terrorists killed in West Bank strike...
Targeted operatives were behind recent shooting and explosive attacks * In rare admission, military says it carried out two drone strikes in southern Syria...
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Targeted operatives were behind recent shooting and explosive attacks * In rare admission, military says it carried out two drone strikes in southern Syria...
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Amid claims of anti-Israel bias, BBC to broadcast Nova film on Sept. 26...
By MATHILDA HELLER Published: SEPTEMBER 15, 2024 02:40Updated: SEPTEMBER 15, 2024
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YARIV MOZER, director of ‘We Will Dance Again’ with some of the survivors of the Supernova music festival.(photo credit: Hanna Taieb)
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Amid claims of anti-Israel bias, BBC to broadcast Nova film on Sept. 26
This comes amid claims of anti-Israel bias in the BBC since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas war.
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Israeli army lying about ‘victory’ over Hamas brigade: Knesset member
Friday, 13 September 2024 8:30 PM [ Last Update: Saturday, 14 September 2024 3:16 AM ]
File photo shows fighters belonging to the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas’ standing guard in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.
A member of Knesset (the Israeli parliament) has strongly refuted a claim made recently by the regime’s army about achieving “victory” over one of the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas’ brigades.
Ohad Tal made the remarks on Thursday after army spokesman Daniel Hagari alleged that the regime’s forces had “defeated” the group’s Rafah Brigade, killing more than 2,300 fighters and destroying over 13 kilometers of tunnel used by the resistance.
“I can’t go on like this,” Tal wrote in a post on X, former Twitter, saying Hagari “is simply not telling the truth.”
“I listen to the summaries from the security sources, and I have contact with various military sources, and I receive from them a completely different picture,” the legislator added.
Tal said even if the numbers given by the spokesman “is accurate [which it is not],” Hamas has still retained around 30 to 40 percent of its strength in Rafah.
The Islamic Jihad, Hamas’ fellow Gaza Strip-based resistance movement, still possesses “thousands” of fighters in the area too, he noted.
The claim made by the Israeli army came amid an ongoing genocidal war that the regime has been waging against Gaza Since October 7 as a means of, what it calls, trying to impose defeat on the resistance.
Reporting on Friday, Lebanon’s al-Akhbar newspaper said the army had alleged the “victory” as a means of trying to pressure the regime’s officials into working towards clinching a ceasefire in the military onslaught.
The claim was also meant to prompt Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to give up his insistence on maintaining a military presence along the Philadelphi Corridor, the strip of land that runs along Gaza’s border with Egypt, which Tel Aviv alleges to be a “lifeline” for Hamas, the paper added.
Israeli army lying about ‘victory’ over Hamas brigade: Knesset member
A member of Knesset (the Israeli parliament) strongly refutes the army’s claim of achieving “victory” over one of the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas’ brigades.
www.presstv.ir
Israeli army lying about ‘victory’ over Hamas brigade: Knesset member
Friday, 13 September 2024 8:30 PM [ Last Update: Saturday, 14 September 2024 3:16 AM ]
File photo shows fighters belonging to the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas’ standing guard in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.
A member of Knesset (the Israeli parliament) has strongly refuted a claim made recently by the regime’s army about achieving “victory” over one of the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas’ brigades.
Ohad Tal made the remarks on Thursday after army spokesman Daniel Hagari alleged that the regime’s forces had “defeated” the group’s Rafah Brigade, killing more than 2,300 fighters and destroying over 13 kilometers of tunnel used by the resistance.
“I can’t go on like this,” Tal wrote in a post on X, former Twitter, saying Hagari “is simply not telling the truth.”
“I listen to the summaries from the security sources, and I have contact with various military sources, and I receive from them a completely different picture,” the legislator added.
Tal said even if the numbers given by the spokesman “is accurate [which it is not],” Hamas has still retained around 30 to 40 percent of its strength in Rafah.
The Islamic Jihad, Hamas’ fellow Gaza Strip-based resistance movement, still possesses “thousands” of fighters in the area too, he noted.
The claim made by the Israeli army came amid an ongoing genocidal war that the regime has been waging against Gaza Since October 7 as a means of, what it calls, trying to impose defeat on the resistance.
Reporting on Friday, Lebanon’s al-Akhbar newspaper said the army had alleged the “victory” as a means of trying to pressure the regime’s officials into working towards clinching a ceasefire in the military onslaught.
The claim was also meant to prompt Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to give up his insistence on maintaining a military presence along the Philadelphi Corridor, the strip of land that runs along Gaza’s border with Egypt, which Tel Aviv alleges to be a “lifeline” for Hamas, the paper added.