After a 22-day military operation, the Israeli forces have retreated from all areas where they had advanced to the east of Khan Yunis, the Al-Qararah axis, and Wadi al-Salqa. They have returned to their original positions on the border of the Gaza Strip.
Over the past 24 hours, four high-ranking military and political officials of the Israeli regime have resigned, further intensifying the pressure on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as the Israeli-occupied territories have witnessed a significant influx in targeted attacks by resistance groups, the continuation of war in various Palestinian fronts, the failure to achieve predetermined goals in the Gaza Strip, and particularly deep political rifts.
As the conflict between the Israeli regime and the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah continues to simmer, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a stark warning, threatening an “extremely powerful” response to any further attacks from across the border.
Thousands of Israelis protested on April 6 against the cabinet of the Israeli regime and the indifference of the authorities of this regime to the lives of the captives, and demanded the resignation of the Prime Minister of the Israeli regime Benjamin Netanyahu.
Thousands of Israelis held a demonstration in Tel Aviv against the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime and demanded the cabinet of this regime to return the Israeli prisoners from Gaza.
Thousands of Israeli settlers demanded that the Israeli regime’s cabinet return the captives held in the Gaza Strip.
Israel’s Knesset approved the formation of a national emergency government with 68 votes in favor and four votes against, and appointed five opposition figures, including Benny Gantz, Eizenkot, etc., as ministers without posts.
Airstrikes and bombing of the residential areas of the Gaza Strip by the Israeli occupying army continue.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a video interview with the residents of Zionist settlements: “We are not in a military operation, but in a war. Hamas made a big mistake by attacking Israel and killing defenseless citizens. We will overthrow this terrorist group forever. We will win this war and return security to the citizens of Ashkelon, Ashdod, Sderot and Ber Sheva and all citizens of Israel.”
Thousands of Israeli settlers protested against the Israeli prime minister’s controversial judicial reform plan in Tel Aviv and several other occupied cities of Palestine for the 39th week in a row.
On September 2, thousands of Israelis protested in various cities of the occupied territories of Palestine, including Tel Aviv and Jerusalem al-Quds, against Prime Minister of the Israeli regime Benjamin Netanyahu in the 35th consecutive week.
Thousands of Israeli settlers protested against the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s so-called judicial reform program in the 25th consecutive week in the occupied territories of Palestine.
