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Al Jazeera - September 27, 2024 - By Al
Jazeera Staff
<<'Not serious': Blinken again urges diplomacy as Israel strikes Beirut
Antony Blinken warns region faces 'precarious moment', but experts say
US's failure to pressure Israel fuelling crisis. US Secretary of State
Antony Blinken has reiterated that the United States believes diplomacy
is the best path forward as Israel continues to bombard Lebanon, pushing
the region into a worsening crisis. Speaking to reporters in New York on
Friday afternoon, the top US diplomat said the Middle East and the world
faced "a precarious moment. The choices that all parties make in the
coming days will determine which path this region is on, with profound
consequences for its people now and possibly for years to come," Blinken
said. "The path to diplomacy may seem difficult to see at this moment,
but it is there and in our judgement, it is necessary," he added. "We
will continue to work intensely with all parties to urge them to choose
that course."
Blinken's remarks came just hours after the Israeli military launched a
series of air strikes on the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital,
Beirut, against what it said was Lebanese group Hezbollah's <central
headquarters>. At least six people were killed and more than 70 others
were injured in the attacks on the Dahiyeh area, according to the
Lebanese Health Ministry, in what witnesses described as an
"unprecedented" assault that flattened six residential buildings.
The death toll is expected to rise as rescue crews dig through the
rubble.
The attack followed days of Israeli bombings across southern and eastern
Lebanon that have killed hundreds of people and displaced tens of
thousands. The uptick in violence came after months of firings across
the Lebanon-Israel border between Israeli forces and Hezbollah. The
Lebanese group said it began launching rockets into northern Israel in
solidarity with Palestinians under Israeli bombardment in Gaza. The US,
France and other countries presented a Lebanon ceasefire proposal this
week amid the recent surge in violence, but it was almost immediately
rebuffed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu told
the United Nations General Assembly earlier on Friday that Israel would
fight until <total victory>, stressing that his government would not
stop until displaced Israeli citizens can return to their homes in the
north of the country. Critics have lambasted the US administration for
failing to use its leverage to pressure Israel - the country's top
Middle East ally - to end its attacks both in Lebanon and in the Gaza
Strip. For months, experts have warned that Israel's war on Gaza, which
began in October of last year and has killed more than 41,500
Palestinians to date, risked spilling over into a wider regional
conflict. But US President Joe Biden's administration has rejected calls
to condition aid to Israel to try to secure a ceasefire in Gaza or
prevent further escalation in Lebanon. Washington provides $3.8bn in
military assistance to Israel annually, and Biden has authorised
additional weapons sales to the country as the Gaza war drags on. His
administration has also provided diplomatic backing for Israel amid
international condemnation over its Gaza offensive and recent bombings
in Lebanon. Against that backdrop, Mohamad Elmasry, a professor at the
Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, said Blinken’s remarks on Friday
were "pretty predictable".
"He's got a very narrow playbook, so he repeats a lot of the same
things," he told Al Jazeera. Elmasry also questioned whether the US
government truly valued diplomacy, given its unwillingness to pressure
Israel. "The US is not at all serious about peace and diplomacy. I think
that the US would prefer it if it were possible, but it's not very high
on the US's priority list," he said. "If it were high on the priority
list, they would have exercised leverage over Israel many, many months
ago. But they've refused to do that." Other experts also told Al Jazeera
this week that the Biden administration's policies over the past year
have been a "disastrous failure" that led to the current crisis in
Lebanon. "They [the Israelis] know every single warning from the
administration has been ignored - explicitly and emphatically,
repeatedly - and there's never been a consequence," said Khaled Elgindy,
a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute think tank. "Every aspect
of the administration's policy has been a failure - from the
humanitarian, to the diplomatic, to the moral, to the legal, to the
political - in every conceivable way."
SOURCE: AL JAZEERA>>
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/9/27/not-serious-blinken-again-urges-diplomacy-as-israel-strikes-beirut
France 24 - Sept 28, 2024
<<World figures react to the death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah
Global and regional leaders reacted on Saturday to news of the death of
longtime Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in an Israeli air strike on
Beirut. Nasrallah is by far the most powerful figure to be targeted by
Israel in weeks of clashes and exchanges of rocket fire along the
Israeli-Lebanese border, prompting fears of a wider regional war in the
Middle East.
This is a breaking news story and will be updated.
Hezbollah
Lebanon's Hezbollah militant group confirmed that its leader and
co-founder Hassan Nasrallah was killed in an air strike in Beirut the
previous day as Israel bombarded the Lebanese capital of Beirut. A
statement from the group said Nasrallah "has joined his fellow martyrs"
and vowed to "continue the holy war against the enemy and in support of
Palestine".
The Lebanese population is sharply divided on the role Hezbollah plays
in their politics, with some supporting the movement and others deeply
resentful, notably those who want their nation to be free from sectarian
conflict to allow civil society and the rule of law to prevail. The
confirmed death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah came as a "shock"
to Lebanon, according to Salah Hijazi, deputy chief of the political
desk at "L'Orient le Jour." Hezbollah is "perceived as the liberator ...
and the author of the victory of the 2006 Israel-Lebanon war", he said,
adding that Nasrallah's death is unlikely to remove the group from
power.>>
Read more here:
https://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20240928-world-figures-react-death-hezbollah-leader-hassan-nasrallah-lebanon
Al Jazeera - September 27, 2024
<<Is Israel dragging the US into a Mideast quagmire?
Experts weigh in on US strategy as Israel drags Middle East into
escalating war in Lebanon and unending war in Gaza.>>
View video and read more here:
https://www.aljazeera.com/program/the-bottom-line/2024/9/27/is-israel-dragging-the-us-into-a-mideast-quagmire
Al Jazeera - September 27, 2024
<<Netanyahu attacks UN as <anti-Israel Flat Earth Society>
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attacked the United Nations as
an <antisemitic swamp> and an <anti-Israel Flat Earth Society> during
his address to the UN General Assembly, defending his government's
bombardment of both Gaza and Lebanon.>>
View video here:
https://www.aljazeera.com/program/newsfeed/2024/9/27/netanyahu-attacks-un-as-anti-israel-flat-earth
Al Jazeera - September 27, 2024
<<Israel bombs compound of Gaza's Al-Aqsa Hospital, killing one person
Assault targets-area sheltering displaced Palestinians, destroying 18
tents and injuring seven people.
The Israeli military has bombed the compound of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs
Hospital in central Gaza, killing at least one person, injuring another
seven and destroying more than a dozen tents. The deadly attack on
Friday is the latest to hit the medical facility, which has been
sheltering displaced Palestinians for months and has been facing a
severe shortage of medical staff, equipment and medicine. The hospital
is the only functioning facility in central Gaza, treating thousands of
Palestinians. Several times since October 7, Israel has bombarded the
hospital in Deir el-Balah, which is one of the few areas still
considered <safe> for those displaced several times from other areas to
shelter. Reporting from the hospital, Al Jazeera's Tareq Abu Azzoum
described the destruction at the site as extensive as he pointed to a
crater that resulted from the strike. "Palestinian refugees have left
everything they have here, and they are completely destroyed, even the
blankets, mattresses and beds," he said. Some components of the Israeli
weapon used were also found at the site, and one piece clearly showed
that it was manufactured in the United States, according to Abu Azzoum.
Israeli forces have repeatedly and deliberately targeted medical
facilities in the enclave, acts described as war crimes under the Geneva
Convention.
"Al-Aqsa is a place where people are trying to be protected after the
Israeli massive ground incursion. But people in this place are no longer
feeling safe because of the repeated Israeli attacks," said Abu Azzoum.
Elsewhere, four people were killed in a separate Israeli strike on a
home in the Jabalia refugee camp, in northern Gaza, according to Al
Jazeera's team on the ground. According to the Palestinian news agency
Wafa, several people were wounded in the attack on a home in the Jarn
area of Jabalia. One person was killed after Israeli forces carried out
an artillery attack close to a busy street near Gaza City's Zeitoun
neighbourhood, our Al Jazeera Arabic colleagues reported. Meanwhile,
five people were injured when Israeli forces struck a residential home
in Deir el-Balah, Wafa reported. Palestinian Red Crescent paramedics
transported the injured to the Al-Aqsa Hospital for treatment. Several
residents were injured in the eastern region of Khan Younis, in southern
Gaza, following an Israeli artillery fire that hit the town of Abasan
al-Kabira, Wafa reported. In an address to the United Nations General
Assembly on Thursday, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas condemned the
US for its continuing support for Israel's war on Gaza and urged the
international community to stop supplying weapons to Israel.
Israel's war on Gaza has killed at least 41,534 Palestinians and wounded
96,092, according to the latest figures released on Thursday by the
Ministry of Health. More than half of the dead have been women and
children, including about 1,300 babies and toddlers under the age of
two.
SOURCE: AL JAZEERA>>
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/9/27/israel-bombs-compound-of-gazas-al-aqsa-hospital-killing-one-person
Terrified children [Omar Al-Qattaa/AFP]
Al Jazeera - September 27, 2024
<<Israel attacks school sheltering displaced Palestinians in Gaza
A mass burial is also held in Khan Younis after 88 unidentifiable bodies
of Palestinians were sent to Gaza by Israel. At least 11 killed in
Israeli strike that hit a school in northern Gaza. An Israeli air attack
on a school sheltering thousands of displaced Palestinians in northern
Gaza has killed at least 15 people. The Israeli military confirmed it
struck the school in the Jabalia refugee camp, claiming it was targeting
Hamas fighters. The bombing on Thursday brought the number of people
killed in the Gaza Strip in the last 24 hours to 36. Footage from the
Hafsa al-Faluja School showed rescue workers rushing casualties out of
the compound amid widespread debris and crowds of people. One video
showed men wrapping a mangled, severed torso in a plastic sheet and
putting body parts into a cooler. Israeli forces have repeatedly struck
schools, alleging that Hamas uses them as <command centres> to plan
attacks. The Palestinian group has denied the charges. Many school
buildings have been repurposed to shelter displaced families across the
besieged enclave where the majority of its 2.3 million people have been
repeatedly uprooted by the war. In the southern city of Khan Younis, the
authorities buried the bodies of 88 Palestinians that Israel returned to
Gaza in a mass grave. The Health Ministry denounced what it called the
"inhumane and immoral" way Israel had treated the bodies, saying they
were sent back piled in a truck with no information to identify them.
Israel's war on Gaza has killed at least 41,534 Palestinians and wounded
96,092, according to the latest figures released on Thursday by the
Health Ministry. More than half of the dead have been women and
children, including about 1,300 babies and toddlers under the age of
two.>>
View photos here:
https://www.aljazeera.com/gallery/2024/9/27/israel-attacks-school-sheltering-displaced-palestinians-in-gaza
Islam Hejazi
Jinha - Womens News Agency - Sept 27 , 2024
<<Islam Hejazi killed in Khan Younis
Islam Hijazi, the Program Director of the HEAL Palestine organization,
was killed by an armed group near the Jordanian Hospital in Khan Younis,
south of the Gaza Strip, on Thursday.
News Center- Islam Hijazi, the Program Director of the HEAL Palestine, a
nonpolitical, nonprofit humanitarian organization, was killed by an
armed group near the Jordanian Hospital in Khan Younis, south of the
Gaza Strip, on Thursday. "With a deep sadness, HEAL Palestine announces
the killing of our Gaza Program Director, Islam Hijazy, in Gaza today.
She was the mother of two small children, and a humanitarian with the
highest ethics and professionalism. Islam intentionally stayed in Gaza
to help others," said the statement published on HEAL Palestine's
Instagram page. "When she started her leadership role with HEAL
Palestine, she said, 'My place is in Gaza serving my people'. HEAL
Palestine is more dedicated than ever to serving Gaza, in her honor."
In the statement, HEAL Palestine also calls for an urgent ceasefire.>>
Source:
https://jinhaagency.com/en/actual/islam-hejazi-killed-in-khan-younis-35737
Al Jazeera - September 27, 2024
<<Pro-Palestinian protesters chant outside Netanyahu's hotel in New York
Pro-Palestinian protesters were seen chanting outside the New York hotel
where Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is staying for his
visit to the UN General Assembly. Several people were arrested during
protests across the city on Thursday.>>
View video here:
https://www.aljazeera.com/program/newsfeed/2024/9/27/pro-palestinian-protesters-chant-outside-netanyahus-hotel-in-new-york
Al Jazeera - September 27, 2024
<<Lebanese FM says Israeli occupation is root cause of current crisis
"There will be instability and there will be war" as long as the Israeli
occupation continues, Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdallah Bou Habib told
the UN General Assembly while also saying he welcomed a US and French
ceasefire proposal.>>
View video here:
https://www.aljazeera.com/program/newsfeed/2024/9/27/lebanese-fm-says-israeli-occupation-is-root-cause-of-current-crisis
Al Jazeera - September 26, 2024
<<'Irresponsible': EU Council president condemns escalation in Lebanon
EU Council President Charles Michel at the UN General Assembly condemned
the ongoing escalation in Lebanon and said a Palestinian state must be
established.>>
View video here:
https://www.aljazeera.com/program/newsfeed/2024/9/26/irresponsible-eu-council-president-condemns-escalation-in-lebanon
Le Monde - Sept 26, 2024 - By Philippe Ricard (New York, United Nations,
special correspondent), Hélène Sallon (Beirut, Lebanon, correspondent)
and Piotr Smolar (Washington, United States, correspondent)
<<French-American initiative calls for 21-day ceasefire in Lebanon
As Israel continues its bombing campaign against Hezbollah, which has
killed over 600 people since Monday, Western diplomats are working to
clear the way for a negotiated settlement to the crisis. The US and
France are pushing for a temporary ceasefire between Israel and
Hezbollah, to avoid a conflagration in Lebanon which could have
unpredictable regional consequences. This initiative has been the core
subject of intense discussions between European and Arab countries in
New York, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, which
opened on Tuesday, September 24. It consists of proposing a three-week
pause in the fighting, which would give time for negotiations to resume;
not only on Lebanon, but also on Gaza. However, the belligerents would
first have to accept the principle of such an agreement, at a time when
Israel has claimed some 2,000 strikes against targets attributed to
Hezbollah over three days. More than 600 people have been killed in
Lebanon since Monday, including 50 children and 94 women. On Wednesday,
Israel extended its strikes to areas that had never been targeted
before, even during the 2006 war, in the Druze region of Chouf and
Keserwan, the Christian mountain district north of Beirut. In a joint
press release issued on Wednesday evening, Australia, Canada, the
European Union, Germany, Italy, Japan, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab
Emirates and Qatar lent their support to the French-American initiative.
The text refers to "an unacceptable risk of a broader regional
escalation" and calls on the Israeli and Lebanese governments to
immediately endorse the idea of a 21-day ceasefire.
Difficult discussions
During this pause, the terms of a lasting peace between Lebanon and
Israel, along the lines that US President Joe Biden's adviser Amos
Hochstein and France have been promoting for months, would be expected
to be finalized. Crucial to this approach would be the full
implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1701, and the final
establishment of the land border between Israel and Lebanon, which would
allow for displaced civilians on both sides to return to their homes.
Resolution 1701, which was adopted by the UN at the end of the 2006 war
between Israel and Hezbollah, called for a cessation of hostilities, an
end to Israeli flights over Lebanon and the disarmament of all armed
groups, including Hezbollah, to allow the Lebanese army and UN
peacekeepers to be deployed. Paris and Washington are ready to act as
guarantors of monitoring the ceasefire. Their proposal makes no mention
of Gaza, but the two countries would like to take advantage of a truce
between Israel and Lebanon to revive negotiations on a ceasefire in the
Gaza Strip, as well as on releasing Israeli hostages and Palestinian
prisoners.>>
Read more here:
https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2024/09/26/french-american-initiative-calls-for-21-day-ceasefire-in-lebanon_6727336_4.html
Le Monde - Sept 26, 2024 - By Stephanie Maupas (The Hague, Netherlands,
correspondent)
<<Israel submits challenges to ICC over Gaza arrest warrant
Israel filed two separate formal legal briefs opposing the ongoing
proceedings at the International Criminal Court, that could lead to an
arrest warrant for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This marks the
first time Israel has formally addressed the judges in The Hague.
Never before had an International Criminal Court (ICC) judge been
required to rule on a request submitted by Israel. However, on September
20, a week before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's planned
trip to New York, where he is scheduled to address the UN General
Assembly on September 27, the Israeli Foreign Ministry announced the
submission of two confidential challenges to The Hague. Israel is thus
addressing the three judges of the Pre-Trial Chamber, which for over
four months has been examining the arrest warrants requested by
prosecutor Karim Khan against the Israeli prime minister, his defense
minister, Yoav Gallant, and three Hamas officials, Yahya Sinwar, Ismail
Haniyeh and Mohammed Deif.
Haniyeh, the political leader of Hamas, was killed in a strike
attributed to Israel, in Tehran on July 31, and the head of its armed
wing, Deif, reportedly died in a bombardment in the southern Gaza Strip
on July 13. The prosecutor withdrew his application for an arrest
warrant targeting Haniyeh after obtaining evidence of his death. "It's
remarkable to see Israel accept the legitimacy and standing of the ICC
by directly engaging with it," said Canadian professor of international
humanitarian law Mark Kersten.
Influencing decisions
Since Palestine's accession to the founding treaty of the ICC in April
2015 and the opening of an investigation in March 2021, Israel has never
officially engaged in the proceedings, refraining from any actions that
could be seen as recognizing the court's jurisdiction. Israel has not
ratified the 1998 Rome Statute that established the ICC. During his
visit to Israel and Ramallah in late November 2023, Prosecutor Karim
Khan was said to be there on a "private visit," and he came at the
invitation of victims of the October 7 Hamas attack in southern Israel.
Over the summer, dozens of states, lawyers, professors, and think tanks
filed briefs in a procedure initiated by the judges at the request of
London, which was hoping to prevent the issue of arrest warrants against
Israeli officials. Some, like Germany and the Czech Republic, argued in
favor of Israel - as if in this legal battle waged for nearly 15 years
by the Palestinians, Israel had to use allies. While no official
submission to the judges has yet been made, this has not prevented
Israel's lawyers from being in regular contact with the ICC for years,
in the hope of influencing its decisions. In December 2019, Israel's
Advocate General delivered a legal opinion to the former prosecutor,
announcing their intention to open an investigation. In 2021, they said
that Israel was conducting its own investigations and that the ICC's
intervention was unnecessary. The Court only intervenes as a last
resort, if a state is unable or unwilling to prosecute the perpetrators
of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide.>>
Read more here:
https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2024/09/26/israel-formally-challenges-the-jurisdiction-of-the-international-criminal-court-over-gaza_6727281_4.html
France 24 - Sept 26, 2024
<<‘Stop sending weapons to Israel,’ says Palestinian leader Abbas in UN
speech
Palestinian Authority president Mahmoud Abbas on Thursday called on the
world to stop providing Israel with weapons, saying it has devastated
the Gaza Strip to the point where the Palestinian territory is no longer
fit for living. Abbas made the plea in a speech before the United
Nations General Assembly in New York. Abbas called on the international
community to stop sending weapons to Israel in order to halt bloodshed
in the West Bank and Gaza, singling out the United States. Abbas said
that Washington continued to provide diplomatic cover and weapons to
Israel for its war in Gaza despite the mounting death toll there, now at
41,534 according to the health ministry in the Hamas-run enclave.
"Stop this crime. Stop it now. Stop killing children and women. Stop the
genocide. Stop sending weapons to Israel. This madness cannot continue.
The entire world is responsible for what is happening to our people in
Gaza and the West Bank," Abbas said in an address to the UN General
Assembly.
The vast majority of the besieged Palestinian territory's 2.4 million
people have been displaced at least once by the war, sparked by the
Hamas-led October 7 attacks on Israel, with many seeking shelter in
school buildings. The Gaza Strip has been "almost entirely destroyed" by
Israeli bombardment and is no longer fit for living, according to Abbas.
"The US alone stood and said: 'No, the fighting is going to continue.'
It did this by using the veto," he said, referring to Washington
repeated use of vetoes to thwart UN Security Council censure of Israel's
campaign in Gaza.
"It furnished Israel with the deadly weapons that it used to kill
thousands of innocent civilians, children and women. This further
encouraged Israel to continuous aggression," he said, saying that Israel
"does not deserve" to be in the UN.
The US is Israel's closest ally and backer, supplying the nation with
billions of dollars in aid and military materiel. The October 7 attacks
that triggered the war resulted in the deaths of 1,205 people on the
Israeli side, most of them civilians, according to an AFP tally based on
official Israeli figures, which includes hostages killed in captivity.
Out of 251 people taken hostage that day, 97 are still being held inside
Gaza, including 33 who the Israeli military says are dead.
(FRANCE 24 with AFP)>>
View videos here:
https://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20240926-live-palestinian-authority-president-mahmoud-abbas-speaks-at-un-gaza-israel-hamas-war-hezbollah-lebanon-west-bank
Al Jazeera - September 26, 2024
<<Can Israel afford another war in Lebanon?
Israel's war on Gaza has ground its vital economic sectors to a halt.>>
Read more and view video here:
https://www.aljazeera.com/program/counting-the-cost/2024/9/26/can-israel-afford-another-war-in-lebanon
Al Jazeera - September 26, 2024
<<In Pictures Gallery|Israel-Palestine conflict
Deadly Israeli assault in the occupied West Bank
One woman was killed and five others injured, including a 9-year-old
girl, during the raid in southern Jenin. A Palestinian woman was killed
and five others were injured in an Israeli military incursion in the
village of Anza in southern Jenin in the occupied West Bank. According
to a statement from the Palestinian Red Crescent Society, its teams
transported a woman's body and four injured people, three of them women,
to a hospital following the assault on Wednesday. The injured included a
73-year-old woman who was shot in the head, a 9-year-old girl, and a
young man who suffered jaw injuries, it said. The Palestinian Ministry
of Health confirmed the death of Zohour Qassem Amour, 32, from Israeli
gunfire in Anza.
More than 600 Palestinians have been killed in the West Bank since
October 7 - the deadliest year there since the United Nations began
tracking casualties in 2005.
In August, Israel launched the largest raids in the West Bank in more
than two decades, targeting Jenin, Tulkarem and Tubas in particular,
with hundreds of ground troops advancing in bulldozers and armoured
vehicles, supported by fighter jets and drones that dropped bombs.
At least 30 houses were searched in Dura, Hebron, on Thursday morning,
while six Palestinians were arrested during an ongoing raid in Idhna.
Israeli forces raided Safa, west of Ramallah, and carried out mass
arrests while also blowing up a house.
Earlier, Israeli forces arrested a young man in Jenin after stopping and
searching his vehicle, the Palestinian news agency Wafa reported. A
15-year-old boy was injured when he was run over by an Israeli military
vehicle during another incursion in Nablus's at-Taawon street. Five
other people were arrested in the al-Jabriyat neighbourhood in Jenin,
according to Wafa. Israeli forces also raided several villages and towns
in the northern West Bank, including Jamma'in, south of Nablus, and
arrested three Palestinians.>>
Source and view pictures here:
https://www.aljazeera.com/gallery/2024/9/26/deadly-israeli-assault-in-the-occupied-west-bank
Al Jazeera - September 26, 2024
<<Women and children among victims of Israel's attacks in Lebanon
Here are some of the hundreds of people killed in Israel's recent
bombardment of Lebanon, where Israel’s military says it is targeting
Hezbollah.>>
View video here:
https://www.aljazeera.com/program/newsfeed/2024/9/26/women-and-children-among-victims-of-israels-attacks-in-lebanon
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