Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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Aziqbal
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Khansaheeb
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No , it's target at any countries within it's missile range.
Khansaheeb
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The **** grabbing whore facker sent everything to the Jews before Oct 11 so not sure what he is talking about.
Khansaheeb
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Arabs need to plan for the worst case and prepare for an invasion and deNazification of Israel. Time for Pakistan to shift 50 Nuke Missiles to Turkey.
eli fire kills two Palestinians in Gaza
Agencies Published March 4, 2025
A Palestinian family break the fast by eating the Iftar meal during the holy month of Ramazan, on the rubble of their house at Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza Strip, March 2, 2025. — Reuters
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CAIRO: Israeli fire killed at least two people in Rafah and wounded three others in Khan Younis in the south of Gaza.
At least two people were killed by Israeli drone fire in Rafah, and three people were wounded by a helicopter that fired on Khan Younis, medics said.
Residents said Israeli tanks stationed near the eastern and southern borders of Gaza intensified gunfire and tank shelling into the outskirts throughout the night. A Palestinian official with a group allied to Hamas said a state of alert had been declared among fighters.
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In a statement, the Israeli military alleged its forces fired at a motorboat in the coastal area of Khan Younis violating security restrictions in the area and posing a threat. The military said in another incident in southern Gaza, its forces identified two suspects who were moving towards them and posing a threat. Israeli forces “fired at the suspects to eliminate the threat and identified casualties,” it said.
Monday’s attack happened at a bus and train station in Haifa, a coastal city in northern Israel home to a mixed Jewish and Arab population. “A terrorist exited a bus, stabbed multiple civilians, and was subsequently neutralised by a security guard and a civilian at the scene,” police said.
Israel’s Magen David Adom emergency service said they pronounced dead a man aged around 70, and treated four other wounded people. Police identified the assailant as a member of Israel’s Druze Arab minority.
Attacks by members of the Arabic-speaking Druze community are rare, however.
Food prices surge
The Hamas-run Gaza interior ministry called on residents to provide information about merchants raising food prices in the wake of the new blockade. Tamer al-Burai, a Gaza businessman, said that with shops suddenly empty, the price of a sack of flour had risen to 100 shekels ($28) from 40 shekels. Prices for cooking oil, fuel, and vegetables had also surged.
“It is catastrophic and things might become worse if the ceasefire isn’t resumed or there is no intervention by the local authorities against greedy merchants,” he said via a chat app.
Israel raised the stakes on Sunday by imposing a total blockade on all supplies, including food and fuel, meant to sustain the 2.3 million Gazans living among the ruins after the 15-month conflict. Salama Marouf, head of the Gaza government media office, urged Gazans not to panic, saying there was enough food in markets for at least two weeks. The economy ministry had initiated an effort to compel merchants not to increase prices.
Aid agencies have warned that goods could spoil and that they don’t have limitless means to stockpile goods on the Gaza border.
Published in Dawn, March 4th, 2025
Israeli fire kills two Palestinians in Gaza
Stabbing in coastal city of Haifa kills one person; food prices rise amid new blockade.
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Agencies Published March 4, 2025
A Palestinian family break the fast by eating the Iftar meal during the holy month of Ramazan, on the rubble of their house at Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza Strip, March 2, 2025. — Reuters
Join our Whatsapp channelCAIRO: Israeli fire killed at least two people in Rafah and wounded three others in Khan Younis in the south of Gaza.
At least two people were killed by Israeli drone fire in Rafah, and three people were wounded by a helicopter that fired on Khan Younis, medics said.
Residents said Israeli tanks stationed near the eastern and southern borders of Gaza intensified gunfire and tank shelling into the outskirts throughout the night. A Palestinian official with a group allied to Hamas said a state of alert had been declared among fighters.
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In a statement, the Israeli military alleged its forces fired at a motorboat in the coastal area of Khan Younis violating security restrictions in the area and posing a threat. The military said in another incident in southern Gaza, its forces identified two suspects who were moving towards them and posing a threat. Israeli forces “fired at the suspects to eliminate the threat and identified casualties,” it said.
Separately, a stabbing in Israel’s coastal city of Haifa killed one person on Monday and ended with the Israeli Arab assailant dead, in the country’s first fatal attack since the Gaza ceasefire began in late January. The stabbing came one day after Israel blocked aid to the Gaza Strip during an impasse over extending the truce in the Palestinian territory.
Monday’s attack happened at a bus and train station in Haifa, a coastal city in northern Israel home to a mixed Jewish and Arab population. “A terrorist exited a bus, stabbed multiple civilians, and was subsequently neutralised by a security guard and a civilian at the scene,” police said.
Israel’s Magen David Adom emergency service said they pronounced dead a man aged around 70, and treated four other wounded people. Police identified the assailant as a member of Israel’s Druze Arab minority.
Attacks by members of the Arabic-speaking Druze community are rare, however.
Food prices surge
The Hamas-run Gaza interior ministry called on residents to provide information about merchants raising food prices in the wake of the new blockade. Tamer al-Burai, a Gaza businessman, said that with shops suddenly empty, the price of a sack of flour had risen to 100 shekels ($28) from 40 shekels. Prices for cooking oil, fuel, and vegetables had also surged.
“It is catastrophic and things might become worse if the ceasefire isn’t resumed or there is no intervention by the local authorities against greedy merchants,” he said via a chat app.
Israel raised the stakes on Sunday by imposing a total blockade on all supplies, including food and fuel, meant to sustain the 2.3 million Gazans living among the ruins after the 15-month conflict. Salama Marouf, head of the Gaza government media office, urged Gazans not to panic, saying there was enough food in markets for at least two weeks. The economy ministry had initiated an effort to compel merchants not to increase prices.
Aid agencies have warned that goods could spoil and that they don’t have limitless means to stockpile goods on the Gaza border.
Published in Dawn, March 4th, 2025
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Mehdipersian
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Seyyed Badr al-Din al-Houthi, the leader of Yemen:
We announce to the whole world that we will give the mediators a 4-day deadline.
If humanitarian aid does not enter the Gaza Strip, we will resume our sea operations against the enemy
We announce to the whole world that we will give the mediators a 4-day deadline.
If humanitarian aid does not enter the Gaza Strip, we will resume our sea operations against the enemy
Falcon29
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There are bigger things in play in the background(making Trump admin job tougher while he's ruining relations with US allies, and due to US threats against Iran) .. but if it benefits Gaza that's good and we'll take it...
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Mr. Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi:
A deadline of 4 days to bring aid into Gaza, otherwise the naval operations against navigation will resume for the Zionist enemy.
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Mr. Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi:
A deadline of 4 days to bring aid into Gaza, otherwise the naval operations against navigation will resume for the Zionist enemy.
Kyussis
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I wonder what that Pervert did to the Ladyboys to get them so mad? I'm sure the media will just call them anti-Semites!Those ladyboys must be "KHAMAS". This is how Israelis should be treated worldwide......
Aziqbal
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can you image a islamic nation controlling a small European nation and raping and killing 75,000 white European Christians
and then we tell the other European nation you are not allowed to send in aid we the muslims will decide how many will starve to death
on top of that anyone who tries to interfere gets bombed back to the Stone Age
I mean how weal are muslims ? can we be any weaker ?
Aziqbal
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Dalit
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Much worse is going to happen. Much worse.
ResurgentIran2
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What is very likely and maybe even inevitable is that there is going to be a very destructive war in West Asia soon.
I hope Iran is prepared for it.
Shags101
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I guess he thought he didn’t have to pay
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