Israeli attacks on Gaza Kill Three as Hamas, Egypt holds conversations about the break up of fire | Israel-Palestine News of Conflict
The Israeli unmanned aircraft in Rafah kill three Palestinians in the midst of escalating violence and fragile trials on the trial in Cairo.
The Israeli attacks on Gaza killed three Palestinians and wounded several in the southern Rafah administration, while Hamas and Egyptian officials meet in Cairo to talk about the future of an insecure tribute.
On Saturday morning, the Israeli unmanned aircraft aimed at a group of people east of the city of Rafah, killing two Palestinians. Our colleagues on the ground reported that one person was also killed by an Israeli fire in At-Tannour, also east of Rafah.
Since Friday night, Rafah has been the target of intense Israeli tanks and drones attacks, and shelling has affected housing, including al-Snain, Ash-Shawka and Tal As-Sultan, Palestinian news agency WAFA reported.
According to the Gaza Health Ministry, at least 48,453 Palestinians were killed and 111,860 wounded Israeli attacks from October 7, 2023.
At the same time, the head of the Government media report reported on Saturday in celebrating International Women’s Day that 12,316 women had been killed during the war.
“Women’s Day coincides with the extension of the Israeli siege and preventing help while women live in catastrophic humanitarian conditions and suffer from starvation and thirst,” said Maarouf Salama.
At least 2,000 women and girls are permanently disabled due to amputations, according to government data.
Talks about the interruption of fire
In the midst of permanent attacks, the Hamas delegation arrived at the Egyptian capital in Cairo on Friday to discuss the gauze ceasefire.
According to the AFP news agency, two higher members of the Hamas are part of a high -level delegation, which is expected to talk to Egyptian officials on Saturday about the next phase of the tribute.
Reporting from the City of Gaza, Al Jazeera said Hind Khoudarch that Palestinians were waiting for any news about the agreement.
“We know that the first phase of the tribute ended on March 1, and Israel and Hamas agreed for a week on a ceasefire. Today, that truce approaches,” Khudarydy reported. “The Palestinians are very anxious and emphasized that the second phase of the truce has not yet entered into force. People are waiting for any news from these negotiations here and consider this a truce is fragile.”
While the Palestinians are waiting for the news of the tribute, the Israeli Blockade of the Humanitarian Aid exerts an immense pressure on the people who are already fighting.
“This blockade is suffocating Palestinians. They say they never imagined that there would be a ceasefire and Ramadan and that they would not be able to cook their favorite dishes,” Khoudary explained, adding that community kitchens are now running out of stock.
At the end of February, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said humanitarian aid would no longer enter Gaza in retaliation for Hamas who did not accept Israel’s proposal for the first phase of the tribute.
In the meantime, more than 50 liberated Israeli prisoners have invited Netanyahu to fully implement the ceasefire in Gaza and ensure the release of those still held in Gaza.
“We who have experienced hell know that return to war is life -threatening to those who have still laged,” said 56 former prisoners in a letter published on Instagram. “Spend an agreement in full in one single maneuir.”
