Dangerous | Netanyahu begins threatening Sisi after Israel storms Hamas's last fortress in northern Gaza, and America warns

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Starting with French President Emmanuel Macron, who said that Israel “must stop killing children and women in Gaza,” stressing that “there is no justification for the bombing,” and that reaching a ceasefire agreement “will benefit Israel.” Macron added in an interview with the BBC on Friday: “We are already urging them to stop this bombing.” But he recognized Israel's right to protect itself.

When asked if he wanted other leaders to join him in his call for a ceasefire in Gaza, including the United States and Britain, Macron said: “I hope they do.” Macron also spoke about the humanitarian conference on Gaza that Paris hosted on Thursday, and said that the “clear conclusion” reached by all the governments and agencies that attended the summit was that “there is no other solution but to reach a humanitarian truce first, and then reach a ceasefire.” “This will allow us to protect all civilians who have no connection to terrorists,” he said.

He added: "In reality now, civilians are being bombed. These children, women and the elderly are being bombed and killed. So there is no reason for that, and no legitimacy for that. We urge Israel to stop." Macron said during his interview with the BBC that France “clearly condemns” the attacks launched by Hamas on Israel on October 7. He added: "We share Israel's pain. We share with it the desire to get rid of terrorism."

We know what terrorism means in France.” However, Macron believes that there is “no justification” for the continued bombing of civilians in Gaza. He continued: “Recognizing that everyone’s lives matter is very important for all of us; Because of our principles, because we are democracies. “It is important in the medium and long term, for the security of Israel itself as well.”

Macron refused to accuse Israel of violating international law in Gaza. He said: “I am not a judge, I am a head of state,” adding that “it is not right to criticize Israel, a partner and friend, in this way only one month after it was attacked.” But the French President stressed his disagreement with the idea that “the best way for Israel to protect itself is to launch a massive bombing of Gaza,” and he believes that this creates “dissatisfaction and a feeling of hatred” in the region, which would prolong the conflict.

In response to Macron’s statements, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement issued by his office: “While Israel is doing everything in its power to avoid harming civilians, and is calling on them to leave the combat zones, Hamas is doing everything in its power to prevent them from leaving for safe areas, and they are using them.” "As human shields." Netanyahu added in his statement: “Hamas holds Israeli hostages, women, children, and the elderly, cruelly, in a crime against humanity, and uses schools, mosques, and hospitals as command centers.” He continued: "These crimes committed by Hamas today in Gaza will be committed tomorrow in Paris and New York, and everywhere around the world. World leaders must condemn Hamas, not Israel."

On the other hand, Palestinian resistance factions are engaged in fierce clashes with Israeli forces in the vicinity of Al-Shifa Medical Complex, west of Gaza. Witnesses in the northern Gaza Strip reported hearing the sounds of fierce battles and clashes now being fought by the Palestinian resistance in the northwest of the Gaza Strip.

Israeli media said: “There were reports of a confrontation between our forces and Hamas fighters near Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza, and there were also reports of an exchange of fire in the Beit Lahia and Jabalia area in the northern Gaza Strip.” Palestinian media reported that electricity was completely cut off from the Indonesian Hospital in the northern Gaza Strip, threatening a humanitarian catastrophe. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said, "Israeli forces opened fire directly on the intensive care room in the Society's Jerusalem Hospital." The Israeli occupation authorities had claimed that the central leadership of Hamas was languishing in tunnels under Al-Shifa Hospital, while the resistance denied this.

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