283 dead and 814 injured in Gaza in recent hours as a result of Israeli attacks

The health authorities of the Gaza Strip reported this Sunday that this is already the case 37,084 people have died and 84,494 have been injured as a result of the Israeli army’s offensive on the Gaza Strip.

In accordance with this new report from Gaza authorities, in the last day is registered death of 283 peoplewhile others 814 have been injured. In the same way they denounce eight massacres.

Many of the new deaths correspond to the Israeli military operation in the Nuseirat refugee camp rescue four hostages Israelis live. This attack killed 274 people and injured 698.

The Strip’s Ministry of Health has recalled that there are still several victims under the rubble and a large number of bodies on the roads where relief teams cannot reach due to the blockade imposed by Israeli forces.

Israeli forces continue operations against Palestinian militias throughout the enclave, as well as in the West Bank and on the northern border, where cross-attacks with the Shia militia party Hezbollah continue.

At least 33 people have been arrested during protests against the Israeli government

At least 33 people have been arrested by police during the demonstration that took place in Tel Aviv on Saturday, where thousands of people asked about it an agreement for the release of all hostages, the dissolution of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government and the holding of early elections.

This is evident from an Israeli newspaper HaaretzTel Aviv police have arrested a total of 33 people in the context of anti-government protests.

Protests also took place in other parts of the country, such as Haifa or Beersheba. Hundreds of people also demonstrated in Jerusalem.

Gantz tonight calls for his likely resignation from Israel’s war cabinet

The number two in the Israeli war cabinet, Bennie Gantzhas finally called this afternoon the press conference in which, according to almost all Israeli media, will announce his resignation of the same due to the lack of solutions for a post-war future in Gaza.

Gantz had planned to appear before the media on Saturday, but ultimately decided suspend the conversation so as not to divert attention from the rescue operation that was carried out that day.

Now Gantz has called the media at 8 p.m. (7 p.m., time in mainland Spain and the Balearic Islands) for a press conference in Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv. Times of Israel.

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday addressed a public message to Gantz to reconsider his most likely resignation. “It is time for unity and not division,” the president said on his social networking account X.

In response, Gantz replied via the same medium that “in addition to the justifiable joy at the achievement” of the return of the hostages, “we must remember the challenges we still face” and called for “it to be done responsibly considering the best possible path”. to continue from here on.”