It has been months since we have seen images of Israeli armored vehicles en route to a new invasion in the north of the Gaza Strip, a city with no respite from Israeli massacres. The Israeli army launched a new incursion this Sunday into Yabalia, in the north. They partially withdrew their troops from this area at the end of May and now claim that Hamas is regrouping there.
Israel claims to have detected the presence of “terrorists and infrastructure in the area”, as well as the efforts of Hamas.to rebuild its operational capabilities,” as reported by the army in a press release.
Israel has warned Palestinian civilians living in the north, numbering 300,000, that they should flee to the south of the Gaza Strip. He gave them only an hour before launching their attacks against suspected terrorist targets. The result was, as so many times before, atrocious. “The missiles fell on us like rain,” says a neighbor.
Only in Yabalia They murdered around twenty peopleamong them of course, several children. “It is the little children who are in its sights. This is the list of Israel’s objectives,” denounce the Palestinians. At the same time, they attacked the center of the Gaza Strip: targets included a mosque and a school, killing nearly 30 people and injuring around 100.
“They brought us here and told us we would be saved, but they attacked us again“, deplore the Gazans. Israel defined it as “specific attacks against Hamas”, but the truth is that it kills civilians indiscriminately: “My daughter was murdered, his children were murdered. “My heart is broken.”
It is now that international leaders like French President Emmanuel Macron, They demand to no longer send weapons to Israel. “If we ask for a ceasefire, we cannot continue to send weapons,” he said. But Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, knowing that the United States will remain his main supplier, rejects his words like this: “What a shame! Let me tell you this: Israel will win with or without your support.” These weapons with which he has already murdered 42,000 people.
