A NEW PROVOCATION BY ISRAEL

Israel does not cease to provoke Muslims, with decisions and actions that constitute a sin in which they incur. The latest verbal violence is the intention to build a synagogue on the esplanade of the great Al-Aqsa mosque in Al-Quds. The Minister of National Security, Ben Gvir, announced it without further details.

The first Arab country to reject this intention of the Jewish minister was Saudi Arabia, in an official statement in which the international community is called upon to assume its responsibilities; taking into account the constant violations of international laws and resolutions adopted by the United Nations and other entities with international scope.

It is always the same: Ben Gvir is a maniac who, as he has said several times, would like the Palestinian people to be banished from the holy land and moved to the diaspora without the possibility of returning to their own land, occupied by the Jews.

In reality, all this is part of the continuous war that Israel is waging against the Palestinian people. From threats, we move on to the arrest of civilians and then to war crimes that lead to genocide. A genocide that is also internationally recognized. This is what is happening in Gaza and, to a lesser extent, what is happening now on the border with Lebanon.

And there is not a day when Palestinians do not die in their land. Twenty died today according to the count made by the hospitals that still, with great difficulty, operate in Gaza. They lack medicines, energy, food. It is a constant aggression by an ultra-radical government that Israel runs under the command of the genocidal Netanyahu.

According to the medical staff at the Beit Lahiya hospital, Israel has blocked the entry of fuel since today, which in the opinion of these doctors could cause a real disaster in the hospital sector.

The latest figures of dead and wounded offered by the Palestinian authorities indicate 40,476 dead and 93,647 wounded. The genocide in Gaza will be remembered as one of the greatest humanitarian catastrophes, and Israel is solely responsible for so many massacres.

Will a truce be possible? The talks in Cairo continue with little hope, although one must never lose faith that a miracle will happen and the people of Gaza will stop dying under the attacks of the Israeli armed forces.

According to Washington, these talks “are progressing” and will be divided into groups that will deal first with the exchange of the hostages held by Hamas for the release of a significant number of Palestinian prisoners.