Officially | The British Foreign Minister escapes from Israel after being bombed by Hamas and Hezbollah rockets. The comprehensive attack begins


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The beginning is with the international relief agency UNRWA, which said in a statement that about 250,000 Palestinians have been displaced inside Gaza, most of them in the agency’s schools. According to an UNRWA press release, at dawn on Wednesday, the displaced people are living in difficult living conditions, including water, medicine, food and medicine. Yesterday, the European Union's foreign policy coordinator, Josep Borrell, said that "the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza requires more assistance to the Palestinian people." He pointed out that the foreign ministers of the European Union countries "agreed on the necessity of Israel exercising its right to self-defense in accordance with international humanitarian law." He pointed out that the ministers agreed to condemn any attack targeting civilians, and stressed the need to release detainees and respect international humanitarian law. He explained that there should be no interruption of water, food, or electricity, calling for the opening of humanitarian corridors "so that people can escape the bombing towards Egypt."

On the other hand, the White House announced that US President Joe Biden made a new phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, during which he discussed continuing American support for Israel. The White House press office said on Tuesday, “President Biden and Vice President Harris concluded a phone call with Prime Minister Netanyahu, in which they discussed support for Israel.” US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller also said on Tuesday that Secretary Anthony Blinken will travel to Israel on Wednesday to meet with its senior leaders, on a solidarity visit following an unprecedented attack by the Hamas movement. “It will be a message of solidarity and support,” Miller said in a press conference, adding: “Of course he wants to hear from the leaders of Israel, hear directly from them about the situation they are facing, about what they need and how we can best support them.” Miller added that Blinken will arrive in Israel on Thursday, and will then go to Jordan to meet with senior officials there.

In southern Lebanon, on Wednesday, Lebanese Hezbollah published a video clip of an operation targeting Israeli soldiers in Al-Jardah Hill, opposite the Lebanese border town of Al-Dhahira. The video showed the party targeting members of the Israeli army on the hill with guided missiles. Al-Jardah Hill is a positioning point for Israeli army personnel and vehicles. On Wednesday morning, clashes took place between Hezbollah members and the Israeli army in the vicinity of the town of Al-Dahira, with Israeli military helicopters participating in the bombing. Alarm sirens sounded at the headquarters of the International Emergency Forces in the towns targeted by the Israeli bombing. Hezbollah claimed responsibility for targeting an Israeli site with guided missiles, saying that the attack came in response to Israeli attacks that killed 3 of its members on Monday.

Finally, Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his surprise at sending American aircraft carriers to the Middle East, explaining that this exacerbates the already tense situation in the region. Putin pointed out: “I do not know why the United States of America decided to send an aircraft carrier to the Middle East, and then announced the sending of another carrier. Will they bomb Lebanon?” The Russian President continued: "Or did they just decide to scare someone? But there are people who are no longer afraid of anything. It is necessary not to solve the problem in this way, but rather to search for compromise solutions." He said: “Now we hear that Iran is accused of all sins, as usual, without evidence. There is no evidence.” Commenting on the developments in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Putin noted: “What is happening is terrible.” We must strive to minimize or reduce casualties among the civilian population to zero. "If men decide to fight among themselves, let them fight among themselves. Leave the women and children alone. This applies to both sides," Putin said at the international forum "Russian Energy Week."

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