GAZA – Khaberni reported on Tuesday that international and Israeli newspapers
continue to monitor the developments of the war on Gaza, its repercussions on
internal and global scales, and the decision of the
Israeli Occupation Forces
(IOF) to withdraw some of its units from Gaza.
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A report from Time magazine quoted a former
IOF official saying that changing the status of Israeli forces and withdrawing
some of them from Gaza may be the result of US pressure.
As for the New York Times, it linked the
withdrawal of some
Israeli forces from Gaza to the increasing economic burdens
in Israel. It also pointed to experts’ expectations of a recession in the
Israeli economy during 2024.
Israeli newspaper, Yedioth Ahronoth,
considered
Israel’s Central Bank’s decision to reduce the interest rate
“surprising and contrary to expectations” after avoiding taking the step in
previous years. The decision came directly due to the war and the growing fears
of inflation in light of the tensions with the
Houthis in the Red Sea.
This tension prompted the US to enter the
armed confrontation in the Red Sea, and the Washington Post reported that this
would affect the global economy and exacerbate the crisis of maritime shipping
around the world. In their report, maritime transport experts stated that
accompanying each
cargo ship with warships is practically impossible.
The Israeli newspaper, Haaretz, shed light on
the destruction left behind by Israeli bombs in Gaza. They reported the
complete
annihilation of Palestinian families and mentioned that about 1,800
families lost many of their members due to the continuous bombing. Then it
monitored the difficult living conditions that forced most family members to
live together in one house.
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