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Gino d'Artali
and: My mother (1931-1997) always said to me <Mi
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qualsiasi notizia.> Translated: <My son, there is no such thing as so
called 'old' news because you can learn something from any news.>
Gianna d'Artali.
Le Monde - June 28, 2024
<<US to remove Gaza pier used to bring in humanitarian aid, and may not
put it back
Bad weather has prompted the US military to dismantle a pier used to
supply the starving Gazan population with humanitarian aid. Officials
say that they may not reinstall it. The pier built by the US military to
bring aid to Gaza has been removed due to bad weather, and the US is
considering not re-installing it unless the aid begins flowing out into
the population again, several US officials said Friday. While the
military has helped deliver desperately needed food through the pier,
the vast majority of it is still sitting in the adjacent storage yard
because of the difficulty that agencies have had moving it to areas in
Gaza where it is most needed, and that storage area is almost full. The
pier has been used to get more than 8.6 million kilograms of food into
Gaza but has faced multiple setbacks. Rough seas damaged the pier just
days into its initial operations, forcing the military to remove it
temporarily for repairs and then reinstall it. US officials, speaking on
condition of anonymity to discuss military movements, said the military
could reinstall the pier once the bad weather passes in the coming days,
but the final decision on whether to reinstall it hasn't been made.
Sabrina Singh, a Pentagon spokeswoman, acknowledged that she doesn't
know when the pier will be reinstalled. She also said Friday that there
is a need for more aid to come into Cyprus and be transported to the
pier. She noted that the secure area onshore is <pretty close to full,>
but that the intention is still to get aid into Gaza by all means
necessary. She said the US is having discussions with the aid agencies
about the distribution of the food. The big challenge has been that
humanitarian convoys have stopped carrying the aid from the pier's
storage area further into Gaza, to get it into civilian hands, because
they have come under attack. The UN, which has the widest reach in
delivering aid to starving Palestinians, on June 9 paused the
distribution of food and other emergency supplies that had arrived
through the pier. The pause came after the Israeli military used an area
near the pier to fly out rescued hostages after a raid that killed more
than 270 Palestinians , prompting a UN security review over concerns
that aid workers' safety and neutrality may have compromised.
Le Monde with AP>>
Source and read more:
https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2024/06/28/us-to-remove-gaza-pier-used-to-bring-in-humanitarian-aid-and-may-not-put-it-back_6676087_4.html
France 25 - June 28, 2024 - Video by: Peter O'BRIEN
<<'Worse than doomsday': Israel continues Gaza bombardment
Israel continued its relentless bombardment of Gaza, killing people in
the south, centre and north of the strip overnight Thursday. A funeral
was held at Nasser hospital for those killed in Israeli airstrikes and
shelling, which struck between Rafah and Khan Younis. Meanwhile in
central Gaza, the Palestinian Civil Defence reported the deaths of
several of its paramedics, in a strike near their headquarters.>>
Source incl. video:
https://www.france24.com/en/video/20240628-worse-than-doomsday-israel-continues-gaza-bombardment
Attack on Al-Mawasi area of Rafah
Jinha - Womens News Agency - June 28, 2024
<<At least four people killed in Israeli attack on Al-Mawasi area of
Rafah
At least four people were killed in Israeli artillery strikes targeting
tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in Al-Mawasi, a coastal region
west of Rafah previously designated by Israel as a safe zone for
Palestinians.
News Center- The Israeli army launched artillery strikes on the tents
sheltering displaced Palestinians in Al-Mawasi, a coastal region west of
Rafah previously designated by Israel as a safe zone for Palestinians.
At least four people were killed and dozens injured in the Israeli
artillery strikes on the tents early morning of Friday. The injured
people were reportedly transferred to a hospital in Khan Yunis, a city
in the southern Gaza Strip.
Israeli artillery strikes target civilian houses
According to the local reports, Israel artillery strikes targeted
civilian houses in the Shujayea and Tuffah neighborhoods of Gaza City on
Thursday, killing and injuring many civilians, including children and
women. The civil defense units transferred the injured people to Al-the
Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza. Kan News, a state-owned Israeli television
channel, had announced that the Israeli military had initiated a ground
operation in the Shujayea neighborhood.
Israeli attacks on refugee camp
The Palestinian news agency WAFA has confirmed that the Israeli military
has killed three members of Gaza's civil defense and injured others
after bombing the Bureij refugee camp in Gaza on Thursday.>>
Source:
https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/at-least-four-people-killed-in-israeli-attack-on-al-mawasi-area-of-rafah-35288
Le Monde - June 27, 2024 - By Laure Stephan (Amman, special
correspondent)
<<Gaza is in dire need of women's health services
Jordanian gynecologist Acil Jallad has treated women suffering from
hemorrhage, infection, or lack of medical follow-up for their
pregnancies.
Outraged, like her fellow Jordanians, by the brutality of the operations
carried out by the Israeli army in the Gaza Strip since the bloody
attack by Hamas on October 7, Acil Jallad, a 40-year-old gynecologist,
refused to remain powerless. From March to April, she spent a month in
the Palestinian territory, treating women and delivering babies. What
she saw hasn't left her since she returned to Amman. She described "the
incessant noise of the drones, the bombings in the distance, the stench
of garbage that is no longer collected, the destroyed roads where
children walk barefoot." But also, <the resilience of Gazans.> <Women
express their exhaustion with the conflict. But they project themselves
into the future, talk about their plans for when the war will end.> Less
visible than the wounds caused by the strikes, women's health needs <are
huge,> she said. <Some women suffered from hemorrhage, and in some
cases, we had to remove their uterus, a procedure that could have been
avoided in another context. Others had infections that <we couldn't
always diagnose, due to the lack of tests available. Women who were
several months pregnant had not had ultrasounds because of the conflict
and repeated displacements,> explained the practitioner, who worked in
the field hospital of the US NGO International Medical Corps, in the
so-called <humanitarian> zone of Al-Mawasi, on the seafront west of
Rafah.
This was shortly before the Israeli invasion on May 6 of this town on
the border with Egypt, to which civilians had been encouraged to flock,
believing they would find refuge there, before having to flee again.
Jallad has kept in touch with Gazans: <It sometimes takes several days
to get news, via messages.> When she was there, around 10 deliveries
were carried out every day. <Vaginal deliveries are carried out without
painkillers. To ward off the pain, during labor some women pray, for
their dead, for family members scattered across the enclave.>
'No rest'
The usual advice given to pregnant women, such as a healthy and varied
diet, is incongruous: <People have been surviving for months on canned
food and without drinking water. Women who already have children feed
them first. Anemia is common. There's no rest after giving birth, back
in a tent shared with the extended family or in an overcrowded shelter.>
Two Gazans particularly moved her: A 17-year-old girl who came to give
birth, "pregnant when she was still a child and already a widow because
of the war. This mother, alone with her baby, was returning to her
family. Yet she was determined, saying: 'I'll make it, I'll raise my son
and I'll tell him about his father.> And Youssef, an 11-year-old boy,
among the children with whom she spent time in the evenings: <He was
wounded twice, at home and then in the hospital where he was being
treated. With one leg amputated, he needed surgery but refused,
paralyzed by fear.> The gynecologist helped calm him down.>>
Read more here:
https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2024/06/14/gaza-is-in-dire-need-of-women-s-health-services_6674786_4.html
Le Monde - June 27, 2024
<<Israel says 19 sick or wounded kids have been allowed to leave Gaza
Israeli authorities say 68 people - including 19 sick or wounded
children plus their companions - have been allowed out of the Gaza Strip
and into Egypt in the first medical evacuation since early May when the
territory’s sole travel crossing was shut down after Israel captured it.
It was an emotional day for families who said a tearful goodbye to over
a dozen critically ill children cleared to leave Gaza for treatment
abroad on Thursday, June 27. Israeli authorities said 68 people - 19
sick or wounded children plus their companions - have been allowed out
of the Gaza Strip and into Egypt in the first medical evacuation since
early May when the territory’s sole travel crossing was shut down after
Israel captured it. Kamela Abukweik burst into tears after her son got
on the bus heading to the crossing with her mother. Neither she nor her
husband are able to leave. <He has tumors spread all over his body and
we don’t know what the reason is. And he constantly has a fever,> she
said. <I still don't know where he is going.> Nour Abu Zahri wept as he
kissed his young daughter goodbye. The girl has severe burns on her head
from an Israeli airstrike. Similar to Abukweik, he said he is not
allowed to leave Gaza with her, although her mother was able to. <It's
been almost 10 months, and there is no solution for the hospitals here,>
he said.
Most hospitals in Gaza have been shut down
The nearly nine-month Israel-Hamas war has devastated Gaza’s health
sector and forced most of its hospitals to shut down. Dr. Mohammed
Zaqout, the head of Gaza's hospitals, said over 25,000 patients require
treatment abroad, including some 980 children with cancer, a quarter of
whom need <urgent and immediate evacuation.> International criticism is
growing over Israel's campaign against Hamas as Palestinians face severe
and widespread hunger. The eight-month war has largely cut off the flow
of food, medicine and basic goods to Gaza, and people there are now
totally dependent on aid. The top United Nations court has concluded
there is a <plausible risk of genocide> in Gaza - a charge Israel
strongly denies.
Israel launched the war in Gaza after Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack, in which
militants stormed into southern Israel, killed some 1,200 people –
mostly civilians - and abducted about 250. Since then, Israeli ground
offensives and bombardments have killed more than 37,600 people in Gaza,
according to the territory's Health Ministry, which does not distinguish
between combatants and civilians in its count. Officials have stated
that gunfire, lawlessness and gang-like looters are preventing aid
distribution in Gaza.
Speeding up humanitarian aid
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Israel appears to be acting on
requests for speeding up humanitarian aid deliveries into Gaza but that
its commitments need to be fully implemented to secure the safe delivery
of assistance to civilians in dire need. Blinken said Thursday that he
had raised the matter with Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant at a
meeting in Washington earlier this week and told him of the <urgent
challenges> that need to be addressed to keep aid flowing into areas in
desperate need of food, water, medicine and other basic necessities.
<Over the past week or so, we've been working to address urgent
challenges that are making it difficult to deliver the necessary
humanitarian assistance to the people of Gaza who so desperately need
it, particularly when it comes to the security of deliveries and those
delivering the assistance,> Blinken said before meeting with the UN’s
coordinator for Gaza aid, Sigrid Kaag, at the State Department.>>
Source:
https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2024/06/27/israel-lets-19-kids-leave-gaza-who-are-sick-or-wounded-in-first-medical-evacuation-in-nearly-2-months_6675997_4.html
France 25 - June 27, 2024 - Video by: Camille KNIGHT
<<'Caught in the crossfire': Much of aid shipped to Gaza going
undelivered
Only 1,000 tonnes of the 7,000 tonnes of humanitarian aid shipped to
war-ravaged Gaza from Cyprus have been distributed because of
insecurity, US aid officials said on Wednesday. The remaining 6,000
tonnes was on shore in secure conditions but has yet to be distributed
because of an upsurge in violence and looting, the officials said.>>
Source incl. video:
https://www.france24.com/en/video/20240627-caught-in-the-crossfire-much-of-aid-shipped-to-gaza-going-undelivered
BBC - June 26, 2024 - By David Gritten
<<Palestinians flee Gaza City's Shejaiya area amid heavy bombardment
The Israeli military has ordered Shejaiya to evacuate and head
southwards
Palestinians have been fleeing Gaza City's eastern Shejaiya district
amid intense Israeli bombardment and a reported incursion by ground
forces.
One Gaza City resident said it had <sounded as if the war is
restarting>, while Hamas-run authorities said air strikes had killed at
least seven people. Palestinian armed groups said they had targeted a
tank and a bulldozer east of Shejaiya, where there were fierce battles
during an Israeli operation at the end of last year. The Israeli
military has not commented on the reports, but it did order residents to
evacuate and head southwards.
It comes days after Israel's prime minister said that <the intense
phase> of the fighting against Hamas was <about to end>. The Israeli
military launched a campaign to destroy Hamas in response to an
unprecedented attack on southern Israel on 7 October, during which about
1,200 people were killed and 251 others were taken hostage. More than
37,760 people have been killed in Gaza since then, according to the
territory's Hamas-run health ministry. Shejaiya residents and Hamas-affiliated
Palestinian media reported a series of Israeli air strikes, artillery
shelling and helicopter fire on Thursday morning. Later, they said
Israeli ground forces had advanced into eastern areas of the district,
which is not far from the Gaza-Israel perimeter fence. A video posted on
social media by activist Hema al-Khalili showed people running for cover
after what he said was an air strike on a multi-storey building. Other
footage appeared to show hundreds of civilians fleeing the area on foot,
many of them carrying their belongings, and several injured children
being treated at a field hospital. One person told the AFP news agency
that the situation in Shejaiya was <very difficult and frightening>.
<Residents are running through the streets in terror... a number of
wounded and martyrs lie in the streets,> they added. Gaza's Hamas-run
Civil Defence force reported strikes on several houses and said its
rescue teams had recovered three bodies from the home of one family.
Later, it said the death toll in Shejaiya had risen to seven and that
more casualties were feared to be under the rubble of destroyed
buildings.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) did not put out a statement about
Shejaiya. However, it has mounted similar operations in northern Gaza in
recent months in response to what it says is intelligence that Hamas
fighters have regrouped there. The IDF's Arabic spokesman posted a
message on social media telling residents to leave Shejaiya after the
first strikes had been reported. <For your safety, you must evacuate
immediately south on Salah al-Din Street to the humanitarian zone,> Lt
Col Avichay Adraee said, referring to the north-south road used in the
early weeks of the war by the hundreds of thousands of Palestinians who
fled Gaza City when it was the initial focus of Israel's offensive
against Hamas. An attached map featured an arrow pointing south, but it
was not clear whether Shejaiya residents were being instructed to head
towards the <al-Mawasi humanitarian area> running along the coast in
southern and central Gaza. That would entail crossing the east-west
Israeli military zone south of Gaza City that effectively cuts the
territory in half. The al-Mawasi humanitarian area was expanded seven
weeks ago, when Israeli ground forces began what they called <precise>
operations in the southernmost city of Rafah, which they believe is
Hamas's last stronghold. More than a million displaced people have fled
Rafah since then, according to the UN, while the nearby Rafah border
crossing with Egypt has been closed since Israeli troops seized control
of the Palestinian side. The UN says the crossing's closure has
contributed to a significant reduction in the amount of aid reaching
southern Gaza. It has also prevented the medical evacuations of
critically injured and sick Palestinians who require specialist
treatment abroad. On Thursday, 21 children with cancer were reportedly
allowed to leave Gaza through the Kerem Shalom goods crossing with
Israel for the first time, an Egyptian medical source told AFP. There
was no immediate confirmation from Israeli authorities, nor was it clear
where they would receive treatment.>>
Source:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c1wepdxzdy3o
Le Monde - June 26, 2024 - By Louis Imbert (Jerusalem, correspondent)
<<In the shadow of the war in Gaza, Israel continues its annexation of
the West Bank
At the request of ultranationalist Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich,
part of the administrative functions of the Palestinian territory, which
has been under military authority since 1967, were transferred to
civilian control. Israel has taken yet another step toward the outright
annexation of the West Bank. Bezalel Smotrich, Israel's finance minister
and the defense minister for the West Bank, shined an unsavory spotlight
on his government's progress in the territories on Friday, June 21, in
the shadow of the war in Gaza. <I'm telling you, it's mega-dramatic
(...). Such changes change the system's DNA,> he said at a conference
held on a Jewish settlers' farm near Qalqilya in the West Bank, in a
recording released by the anti-colonial movement Peace Now. The <system>
that the minister claims to be overthrowing is the multi-layered
administration that governs the Palestinian territories, under the
authority of the occupying army since its military conquest in 1967.
Smotrich maintains that he has transferred vast areas of authority from
the hands of the military to those of the civilian government: <We
created a separate civilian system,> he said, at the risk of shattering
the myth that the military occupation would be temporary, take into
account the interests of the Palestinians and last until a negotiated
settlement of the conflict was reached. For six decades, this legal
framework has enabled Israel to claim that its presence in the
territories was legitimate under international law, while at the same
time waging a colonial war. Smotrich's latest victory came on May 29,
when the army appointed a civilian deputy under the general who heads
the all-powerful <civil administration> of the territories - a military
body despite its name. Hillel Roth, from the ultra-violent settlement of
Yitzhar, educated in a radical religious school and the former treasurer
of the Shomron regional council in the northern West Bank is a deputy in
name only, since he is not answerable to the head of his administration.
New ministry
<The powers are in the hands of Hillel Roth, all the powers: he signs
the orders, he convenes the Higher Planning Committee, he declares state
lands, (...) he signs expropriations for roads, everything is in his
hands. All civil powers,> said Smotrich during the conference. Activist
Yehuda Shaul, a fierce critic of the military occupation, said that Roth
will be the leading authority on the status of land (private or
so-called <state> land, military exercise zones and natural parks), as
well as for the planning and construction of residential buildings and
infrastructure, and for the <national parks> administered by Israel in
the West Bank. Smotrich has relished depriving the civilian
administration of a large part of its prerogatives, by building the
unprecedented ministry within the Defense Ministry, calling it the
<Settlements Administration> and entrusting its general management to an
old acquaintance, Eliyahu Yehuda - also a civilian.>>
Read more here:
https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2024/06/26/in-the-shadow-of-the-war-in-gaza-israel-continues-its-annexation-of-the-west-bank_6675857_4.html
France 25 - June 27, 2024
<<Live: Israeli defence minister says he discussed 'day after' plans for
Gaza with US
Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant Thursday said he discussed <day
after> plans for post-war Gaza with senior US officials, which would
include local Palestinians, regional partners and the US in a <long and
complex process>. Follow our live blog for the latest developments in
the Israel-Hamas war.
Summary:
Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant Thursday said he discussed with
senior US officials <day after> plans for Gazawhich would include local
Palestinians, regional partners and the US in a <long and complex
process>.>>
Source incl. video:
https://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20240627-%F0%9F%94%B4live-israeli-defence-minister-says-he-discussed-day-after-plans-for-gaza-with-us
France 25 - June 26, 2024 - By: NEWS WIRES
<<UN aid chief warns of 'potentially apocalyptic' spread of Gaza war to
Lebanon
UN aid chief Martin Griffiths on Wednesday said he was concerned by the
possible spread of theIsrael-Hamas war in Gaza to Lebanon and warned of
a <potentially apocalyptic> humanitarian situation in the region. The
outgoing United Nations humanitarian chief warned Wednesday that a
spread of the Israel-Hamas war to Lebanon would be <potentially
apocalyptic>, as fighting raged in the southern Gaza Strip. Martin
Griffiths described Lebanon as <the flashpoint beyond all flashpoints>,
especially its southern border with Israel which has seen daily
cross-border violence since the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel. <It's
beyond planning. It's potentially apocalyptic,> warned Griffiths whose
term as UN humanitarian coordinator ends this week. A war involving
Lebanon <will draw in Syria... it will draw in others>, he told
reporters in Geneva. <It's very alarming.> Germany on Wednesday echoed a
Canadian warning from the day before, urging their citizens in Lebanon
to leave the country. <German nationals are urgently requested to leave
Lebanon,> updated foreign ministry advice in Berlin said. <The current
heightened tensions in the border area with Israel could escalate
further at any time.> On Tuesday, Ottawa advised Canadians to leave
Lebanon <while they can>. The UN's Griffiths spoke as witnesses reported
intense fighting between Israeli troops and Palestinian militants in
Gaza's southern city of Rafah, amid the fears of a wider war. With the
conflict nearing its 10th month, Israel's top ally the United States
warned of the risk of a major conflict with Hezbollah following an
escalation in threats after months of cross-border fire. However,
Israeli bombardment in Gaza appeared to ease days after Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu said the war's <intense phase> was nearing its end,
and as his defence minister was in Washington. <Another war between
Israel and Hezbollah could easily become a regional war, with terrible
consequences for the Middle East,> US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin
told his visiting Israeli counterpart, Yoav Gallant. <Diplomacy is by
far the best way to prevent more escalation,> Austin said. Gallant, for
his part, said: <We only fight those who seek to harm us.> He also said
<significant progress> had been made in addressing Israeli concerns
about the flow of US weaponry.
Netanyahu has publicly accused US President Joe Biden's administration
of slowing down the weapons deliveries, claims officials in Washington
have repeatedly denied. Top Israeli officials, including the premier,
have indicated openness to a diplomatic resolution of the Lebanon border
tensions, though Gallant said Israel should be ready for <every possible
scenario>. Israel's military said last week plans for a Lebanon
offensive had been <approved and validated>, prompting new threats from
Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah. In Rafah, on Gaza's border with Egypt,
witnesses reported overnight clashes, and Israel's military said
warplanes struck a rocket launch site. Mohammad al-Mughayyir, a civil
defence official in Hamas-run Gaza, told AFP rescuers had recovered 15
bodies <from various areas in Rafah city>.
Aid group 'outraged'
The civil defence agency and medics said at least four people, including
three children, were killed in a strike on a house in Beit Lahia, in the
north.
However, agency spokesman Mahmud Basal told AFP <there have been almost
no attacks> and <the rest of the areas in the Gaza Strip are calm
compared to yesterday>. An air raid on Tuesday killed Fadi al-Wadiya, an
employee of medical charity Doctors Without Borders (MSF) whom Israel's
military called a <significant operative> for the Islamic Jihad group
which has fought alongside Hamas. MSF posted on X that it was <outraged>
by the killing in Gaza City of Wadiya and <five other people including
three children> as he cycled to work. We are outraged and strongly
condemn the killing of our colleague, Fadi Al-Wadiya, in an attack this
morning in Gaza City. Israel's military said Wadiya had <developed and
advanced the terrorist organisation's rocket array>. UN and humanitarian
agencies have repeatedly warned that aid workers are not safe in Gaza,
impeding their desperately needed efforts delivering aid for Gaza's 2.4
million people. In Cyprus, USAID officials said just 1,000 tonnes of the
7,000 tonnes of aid shipped to Gaza had been distributed because of
looting and security problems.
'Rolling operations'
The bloodiest ever Gaza war started with Hamas's October 7 attack on
southern Israel that resulted in the deaths of 1,195 people, mostly
civilians, according to an AFP tally based on Israeli figures. The
militants also seized about 250 hostages, 116 of whom remain in Gaza
although the army says 42 are dead. Israel's retaliatory offensive has
killed at least 37,718 people, also mostly civilians, Hamas-run Gaza's
health ministry said. The deaths include 10 members of Qatar-based Hamas
political chief Ismail Haniyeh's family, including his sister, who
Palestinian officials said were killed on Tuesday. UNRWA chief Philippe
Lazzarini warned of the war's dire impact on children. <We have every
day 10 children who are losing one leg or two legs on average,>
Lazzarini told reporters, adding <that means around 2,000 children after
the more than 260 days of this brutal war>. Netanyahu on Sunday said
<the war in its intense phase is about to end in Rafah>, which the
Israeli military sees as Hamas's last stronghold, with some troops to be
redeployed to the northern border with Lebanon. Mairav Zonszein, an
International Crisis Group analyst, said the military would likely <move
to rolling operations> in Gaza and <always keep some troops on the
ground> in strategic areas there.
(AFP)>>
Source incl. video:
https://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20240626-un-aid-chief-warns-of-potentially-apocalyptic-spread-of-gaza-war-to-lebanon
'Food for thought':
Strong (Hamas) soldiers move in silence. Gino d'Artali
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