Israel continues to bomb Gaza heavily, meanwhile UAE made a big announcement

New Delhi (Uttam Hindu News)- There is a fierce war-like situation after Hamas terrorists attacked Israel. Hamas terrorists killed about 1200 Israeli people. Many people were brutally murdered by entering their homes. This war seems to be becoming more fierce in the coming days. Meanwhile, Israel is also taking forceful retaliatory action. Gaza’s Health Minister claims that so far more than 900 people have lost their lives in air strikes by Israel, while 4600 people are injured and are undergoing treatment in hospitals. Countries around the world are keeping an eye on the war between Israel and Hamas. Countries like America, France, Canada, India have supported Israel and condemned the terrorist attack, while UAE has made a big announcement. It has decided to provide aid amounting to 20 million dollars to Palestine.

UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan has allocated $20 million for humanitarian aid to Palestinians, according to the Emirates News Agency. This help will soon be sent to Palestine refugees through the United Nations Relief and Works Agency. Officials said it was part of the UAE’s policy to provide immediate relief and assistance to vulnerable populations during times of crisis. Let us tell you that after the fierce attack by Israel, about 74,000 displaced people are now living in 64 UNRWA shelters in Gaza. This figure is expected to increase further in the coming time because Israel has decided to take revenge for the attacks carried out by Hamas terrorists, due to which not only electricity and water facilities have been cut off in the Gaza Strip, but a large number of people have also been killed. Bombing is also being done.

Israeli planes rained bombs around Gaza Strip
Israeli warplanes attacked areas around the Gaza Strip, turning buildings into debris and leaving people wandering in search of safe places. It is an area that is now facing Israeli retaliation in response to a weekend attack by Hamas militants. Humanitarian groups have urged the creation of corridors to transport aid into Gaza. These groups have warned that hospitals filled with the injured are running out of supplies. Israel has blocked supplies of food, fuel and medicine into Gaza and the only access from Egypt was closed on Tuesday after airstrikes near the border. At least 1,900 people on both sides have died in the war. The death toll is expected to increase further. Hamas says the weekend attack was retaliation for worsening conditions for Palestinians living in the Israeli-occupied zone.

At the same time, the Israeli Army said that in response to the shelling by Syria, it was firing cannons as well as mortars. The army said the shells were fired from Syria and that the shells appeared to have fallen in an open area. He said the shelling came at a time when Israel is carrying out strikes in Gaza in response to the attack by Hamas and the exchange of fire with Lebanese Hezbollah. There was no immediate comment from Syria in this regard. Britain-based war monitor the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said a Palestinian group fired the rocket from Syrian territory.