Along with Gaza Strip, Lebanon and Syria were also scorched by the flames of war. Loktej World News

Tel Aviv/Jerusalem, October 16 (HS). After the terrible attack on Israel by Palestine’s notorious terrorist organization Hamas on the 7th of this month without any provocation, not only the Gaza Strip but also Lebanon and Syria have started burning in the flames of war. The Israeli army is wreaking havoc on the hideouts of Hamas located in the Gaza Strip from sky to ground. This has increased the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. This information has been given in media reports.

fear of fierce conflict

According to media reports, intense talks were held yesterday between diplomats of America, Egypt and other Middle Eastern countries to reduce the humanitarian crisis in Gaza Strip. Clashes along Israel’s border with Lebanon and Israeli airstrikes inside Syria have raised fears of wider conflict in the region.

will not leave hamas

According to media reports, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is ready for ground war on Gaza, has once again reiterated that his security forces will calm down after killing all the Hamas terrorists. It is reported that yesterday the Israeli army offered Gaza citizens three hours in the afternoon to evacuate from the main highway, but the Gaza Health Ministry refused to evacuate the hospitals. Dr. Mohammed Abu Salima, director of Al Shifa Hospital, Gaza’s largest medical complex, said there is no space in Gaza that can accept the number of patients in our intensive care unit or neonatal intensive care unit or even operating rooms .

Food and essential goods crisis

Media reports quoted Gaza’s health ministry as saying that at least 2,670 people have been killed in Gaza in the past week. At least 17 members of a family were killed in an Israeli attack on a house in Rafah near a closed Egyptian border crossing. People have already been displaced. Facing dwindling supplies of food and water. However, Jake Sullivan, National Security Advisor of the White House, the official residence of the US President, has said that Israel has restored water supply to part of Gaza.

Hezbollah started firing missiles

Media reports say Hezbollah, the powerful Iran-backed militant group that dominates southern Lebanon, has fired missiles at the Israeli community of Shtula. During this, one Israeli citizen died and three others were injured.

Israeli air attack in Aleppo, Syria

The international airport in Aleppo, Syria, was heavily damaged by Israeli air strikes overnight, according to reports. Palestinian media reported Monday morning that Sunday was the most violent night yet. Hamas attacked fiercely. Hamas attacked infrastructure from northern Israel and Hezbollah from southern Lebanon.

release the hostages unconditionally

According to media reports, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has asked Hamas to immediately release the hostages without any conditions. He has also appealed to Israel. Guterres said Israel should lift sanctions to allow humanitarian aid to civilians in Gaza. Guterres said that there is no need for any bargaining in this.

where and how much blood was shed

According to media reports, 1400 people have been killed so far in Israel. More than 3600 are injured. About 2500 people have lost their lives in Gaza Strip. Hamas has taken about 150 Israeli citizens hostage in the Gaza Strip.

America is with Israel every moment

According to media reports, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told the media at Cairo airport in Egypt that Israel has the right to defend itself against Hamas attacks. This is also the responsibility of the Israeli government. We have four main objectives in this war. First, we are with Israel. Second- There should not be any conflict due to war in any other country. Third- Release of Israeli hostages including American citizens. Fourth- The humanitarian crisis in Gaza should be resolved. We were with Israel yesterday also. Still with him today. Will remain with Israel tomorrow also. Every day and every moment we are with Israel. According to media reports, Blinken had visited Jordan, Bahrain, Qatar, United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia before Egypt.

Netanyahu met the families of hostages

According to media reports, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has met the family members of the hostages and missing people. The group of victims’ relatives said after the meeting that the Prime Minister has vowed that he will soon reunite their loved ones with us. Netanyahu acknowledged that he did not support the comments by National Security Council head Tzachi Hanegbi, the people said. Recently Hanegbi had said that Israel will never talk to the enemy whom we have sworn to eradicate from the face of the earth.