OCCUPIED JERUSALEM — On Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel will not allow the residents in
Gaza to return to the north of the Strip, affirming that there's no change in
Gaza's firing orders, acting according to their interests, Amad Media reported.
“Our
primary task is to return our citizens to Gaza border settlements," Netanyahu said.
Heartbreaking: The joy and laughter weren't due to the announcement of the end of the genocidal war against them,
Instead, it was because electricity finally reached a displacement school in #Gaza for the first time in 86 days of darkness‼️
A cruel world ! pic.twitter.com/pZe1RoD7tQ
— Nour Naim| نور نعيم (@NourNaim88) January 1, 2024
This
comes as the Israeli aggression on the strip approaches its fourth month, using
internationally prohibited weapons and intense bombardment of residential
areas, hospitals, and UNRWA schools sheltering displaced people.
Furthermore, the Palestinian Ministry of
Health announced 21,978 Palestinians killed and 56,697 injured since October 7.
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OCCUPIED JERUSALEM — On Monday,
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel will not allow the residents in
Gaza to return to the north of the Strip, affirming that there's no change in
Gaza's firing orders, acting according to their interests, Amad Media reported.
“Our
primary task is to return our citizens to
Gaza border settlements," Netanyahu said.
This
comes as the Israeli aggression on the strip approaches its fourth month, using
internationally prohibited weapons and intense bombardment of residential
areas, hospitals, and UNRWA schools sheltering displaced people.
Furthermore, the Palestinian Ministry of
Health announced 21,978 Palestinians killed and 56,697 injured since October 7.
Read more Region and World
Jordan News
