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Shock in Israel... America demands a halt to military operations in Gaza until Hamas answers the fatal question

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with former US President Barack Obama, who criticized Israel's decision to cut off supplies to the besieged Gaza Strip, in the midst of the war it was waging against Hamas, warning of the dangerous repercussions entailed by this decision. Barack Obama's warning came during an article he published on the social media platform "Medium" entitled "Thoughts about Israel and Gaza" on Monday night.

Obama, who assumed the presidency of the United States between 2009 and 2017, said, "The Israeli government's decision to cut off food, water, and electricity not only threatens to exacerbate the humanitarian crisis, but it could also lead to the hardening of Palestinian attitudes for generations." He added that the decision could "also lead to the erosion of international support for Israel, which may be in the interest of Israel's enemies, and undermine long-term efforts to achieve peace and stability in the region."

During the Obama era, Israel launched two wars on the Gaza Strip in 2012 and 2014. Regarding the possible ground attack on the Gaza Strip, the former US President said that the whole world is closely monitoring the unfolding events, indicating that any Israeli military strategy that ignores human losses may ultimately lead to adverse results. He said that thousands of Palestinians were killed during the bombing in Gaza, including many children, and hundreds of thousands of residents were forced to flee their homes.

In his article, Obama renewed his support for Israel's right to defend its citizens after the attack launched by Hamas on October 7. He said that he offers his full support to the current US President, Joe Biden, in supporting Israel to pursue Hamas, dismantle its military capabilities and return hundreds of detainees in Gaza. But Obama added, "Even as we support Israel, we must be clear about how it will fight this battle with Hamas." He pointed to what Biden said "repeatedly that the Israeli strategy must adhere to international law, including laws that seek to avoid civilian death and injury as much as possible." However, he said, "The task is difficult. Any war is always tragic, and even with the most carefully planned military operations, civilians are often exposed to danger."

On the other hand, the American Vice website said in a recent analysis that the expansion of the Israeli army across the Gaza and southern Lebanon fronts, in addition to the consumption of its forces over the past year in clashes against Palestinian factions in the West Bank, reduces its chances of victory in the expected ground battle inside the Gaza Strip against the Hamas movement. .

The American newspaper The New York Times had quoted an informed source as saying that Washington had asked Israel to postpone the start of the ground operation in the Gaza Strip, in order to better prepare for possible attacks on the American army in the region. The source expects that the number of attacks on American forces may increase after Israel decides to send forces to Gaza. The United States indicates that the attacks could be carried out by regional groups supported by Iran. According to the newspaper, the administration of US President Joe Biden asked Israel to postpone the operation not only for security reasons: Washington wants to “buy time” for negotiations to arrange the release of the hostages and the delivery of humanitarian aid.

The newspaper reported that the American administration does not make any demands to Israel, but it still supports this country’s intention to carry out a ground operation and destroy the Hamas movement. The source noted to the newspaper that US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin conveyed advice to Israel to delay the start of the ground operation. The newspaper indicated that the Minister of Defense communicates almost daily with his Israeli counterpart, Yoav Gallant, and the two parties discuss the supply of weapons and the deployment of American forces in the region.

One of the newspaper's sources said that Austin also informed the Israeli Defense Minister that the return of the hostages was a priority for the United States. The United States indicates that the attacks could be carried out by regional groups supported by Iran. According to the newspaper, the administration of US President Joe Biden asked Israel to postpone the operation not only for security reasons: Washington wants to “buy time” for negotiations to arrange the release of the hostages and the delivery of humanitarian aid. The newspaper reported that the American administration does not make any demands to Israel, but it still supports this country’s intention to carry out a ground operation and destroy the Hamas movement.

The source noted that US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin conveyed advice to Israel to delay the start of the ground operation. The newspaper indicated that the Minister of Defense communicates almost daily with his Israeli counterpart, Yoav Gallant, and discusses the supply of weapons and the deployment of American forces. One source said that the return of the hostages is a priority for the United States.

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Israel may be defeated!! America explains the reason for postponing the ground invasion. Will Israel back down from the invasion of Gaza?

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with the American newspaper The New York Times, which quoted an informed source, that Washington asked Israel to postpone the start of the ground operation in the Gaza Strip, in order to better prepare for possible attacks on the American army in the region. The source expects that the number of attacks on American forces may increase after Israel decides to send forces to Gaza.

The United States indicates that the attacks could be carried out by regional groups supported by Iran. According to the newspaper, the administration of US President Joe Biden asked Israel to postpone the operation not only for security reasons: Washington wants to “buy time” for negotiations to arrange the release of the hostages and the delivery of humanitarian aid.

The newspaper reported that the American administration does not make any demands to Israel, but it still supports this country’s intention to carry out a ground operation and destroy the Hamas movement. The source noted to the newspaper that US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin conveyed advice to Israel to delay the start of the ground operation. The newspaper indicated that the Minister of Defense communicates almost daily with his Israeli counterpart, Yoav Gallant, and the two parties discuss the supply of weapons and the deployment of American forces in the region.

One of the newspaper's sources said that Austin also informed the Israeli Defense Minister that the return of the hostages was a priority for the United States. The United States indicates that the attacks could be carried out by regional groups supported by Iran. According to the newspaper, the administration of US President Joe Biden asked Israel to postpone the operation not only for security reasons: Washington wants to “buy time” for negotiations to arrange the release of the hostages and the delivery of humanitarian aid.

The newspaper reported that the American administration does not make any demands to Israel, but it still supports this country’s intention to carry out a ground operation and destroy the Hamas movement. The source noted to the newspaper that US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin conveyed advice to Israel to delay the start of the ground operation. The newspaper indicated that the Minister of Defense communicates almost daily with his Israeli counterpart, Yoav Gallant, and the two parties discuss the supply of weapons and the deployment of American forces in the region. One of the newspaper's sources said that Austin also informed the Israeli Defense Minister that the return of the hostages was a priority for the United States.

On the other hand, after news arrived of drone strikes on American bases in the area of the Al-Omar oil field in Deir ez-Zor governorate and the Al-Tanf and Al-Shaddadi bases, Biden said in his press conference, “I apologize, I must leave the operations room.” Yesterday, Monday, at the same time, Iranian armed groups carried out three attacks. On American bases in Syria, which prompted President Joe Biden to leave the press conference and go to the operations command room to check on the events closely, according to what was published in Ynet this morning. According to the report, drones attacked American bases in the Al-Omar oil field area in Deir ez-Zor Governorate, in addition to the Al-Tanf and Al-Shaddadi bases. Biden said in his press conference, "I apologize, I have to leave the operating room."

John Kirby, spokesman for the National Security Council, said, “Iran continues to support Hamas and Hezbollah, and is closely following events.” He pointed out that Iran is inciting factors in the region to actions that serve its interests. The opposition Syrian Observatory for Human Rights attributed the attack on the base in Deir ez-Zor to Iranian militias. The Hezbollah Brigades in Iraq, an Iraqi Shiite armed group set up by the Quds Force, claimed responsibility for the attacks on the Al-Omar and Al-Shaddadi oil bases.

What raises the concern of the American administration is the increase in attacks on its bases in the Middle East since the outbreak of the war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip. The American warship had launched missiles to intercept missiles launched from Yemen. There were doubts about the possibility that they were directed at Israel. Simultaneously, missiles and drones were launched to strike the American air base in Ain al-Assad, which houses American soldiers and others of different nationalities.

As a result of these developments, the United States worked to double its military presence around Israel and in the Middle East, and US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin announced the sending of additional forces and military equipment to the Middle East, against the backdrop of preparations for an Israeli ground attack in the Gaza Strip, and because of fears of an escalation of the war on Lebanon borders

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Rafah crossing The West continues to bargain with Egypt to displace the people of Gaza to Sinai in exchange for canceling its debts and a response from the Egyptian army.

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
The beginning is from within the Israeli army, where complaints are rising among the ranks of commanders and conscripts about Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s delay in issuing the order for a ground invasion of the Gaza Strip, as a result of American pressure on the latter not to invade the Strip until the peaceful release of hostages held by the Hamas movement. Hamas had released two dual national hostages through Qatari mediation, which gave the White House hope of releasing the detainees without the need for a bloody operation. The West is increasingly relying on the influence of the gas-rich Gulf state, which is a major investor globally in such situations. On Friday, French President Emmanuel Macron praised the "very important" role played by Doha in the release of two American hostages held by Hamas, expressing his confidence in the release of more hostages.

“Qatar is the most accommodating mediator,” says Hosni Abidi, director of the Center for Studies and Research on the Arab World and Mediterranean Countries in Geneva. He added: “It knows Hamas well and is a loyal supporter of it,” referring to Doha’s financing of the salaries of civil servants in the Gaza Strip, which is under the movement’s control, as it has hosted its political office for more than ten years, and at the same time enjoys the appreciation of the United States, Israel’s largest ally. . In a comment to a group of journalists, Macron said, "It is a very good result that was reached through negotiations in which Qatar played a very important role." Macron added that France wants to carry out similar operations in the coming "hours and days" to continue "allowing hostages, especially our hostages, to leave." He continued, saying: "The discussions we are holding... with various parties and with Qatar in particular, give us hope that we will be able to find solutions to extract the largest possible number of hostages." Etienne Denia, a professor at the Institute of Political Studies in Paris (Sciences Po), an expert in hostage-taking situations, says that Qatar "specializes in releasing hostages."

Through Qatari mediation, six billion Iranian assets frozen in South Korean banks were released in exchange for the release of five Americans who were being held by Tehran.

An Israeli army spokesman revealed that a soldier was killed and 3 others were injured in an incident targeting Israeli forces that entered on Sunday west of the border with Gaza. Hamas announced that it had placed an Israeli armored force in a tight ambush east of Khan Yunis after crossing the fence, and forced it to withdraw. Israeli Army Radio revealed that there were casualties among the army, following the attack launched by Hamas with a missile directed against tanks from the Gaza Strip, in the vicinity of the town of Kissufim. The Israeli army confirmed that the vehicles targeted in the Kissufim area by Hamas "had crossed the fence into the Gaza Strip." Israeli Channel 12 reported that 4 soldiers were injured, one of them in critical condition, after the missile was fired.

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Will the Egyptian army move to respond to what happened in the Abu Salem area yesterday on the Egyptian border following the bombing of a watchtower on the Egyptian border with an Israeli tank? Why does the West still insist on displacing the people of Gaza to Sinai? Will the Israeli army turn against Netanyahu because of the ground invasion?
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Israel apologizes! ..An Egyptian site on the Egyptian border was targeted by an Israeli tank, and Joe Biden warns Netanyahu

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
The beginning is with the Egyptian military spokesman, who revealed the circumstances and details of the incident where an Israeli tank fired a shell at an Egyptian position in the Kerem Shalom area. It was announced that during the ongoing clashes in the Gaza Strip, one of the watchtowers on the Egyptian border was accidentally hit by fragments of a shell from an Israeli tank. He explained: "This resulted in minor injuries to some border control personnel, and the Israeli side expressed its regret over the unintentional incident immediately after it occurred."

On the other hand, the Israeli army announced that one of its soldiers was killed today, Sunday, by an anti-tank missile, during an incursion into the Gaza Strip, which is controlled by the Hamas movement, according to what Reuters reported. The army said: “One soldier was killed, another was moderately injured, and two were slightly injured, as a result of an anti-tank missile being fired at an Israeli army tank and engineering vehicle.” Israeli forces are launching cross-border raids, which the army says aim to clear the area and collect intelligence information about missing persons and prisoners held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

In Yemen, the head of the Houthi Salvation Government in Yemen, Abdulaziz bin Saleh Habtoor, announced that if the attack on Gaza continues, Israeli ships will be attacked in the Red Sea. Bin Habtoor said during his speech that “the Americans intercepted missiles and drones that were on their way towards Israel and shot down part of them,” stressing that Sanaa has contributed and will contribute “with all its capabilities to respond to what is happening in Gaza,” stressing that if the attack continues, “Israeli ships will be attacked in the The Red Sea". Last Thursday, a US missile destroyer in the northern Red Sea intercepted missiles and drones launched by the Houthis from Yemen. A Pentagon spokesman said, "It appears that the launch, which was carried out from Yemen, was aimed at hitting targets located in Israel." US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin told ABC today: "We see the potential for a major escalation against our forces and our people in the region, so we will do what is necessary to ensure that our forces are protected and that we have the ability to respond. The additional forces send another message to those who want to expand the conflict."

Finally, US President Joe Biden requested huge security allocations worth $105 billion on Friday, which includes military aid amounting to $61 billion to Ukraine and $14 billion to Israel, but it will likely clash immediately with the state of chaos that Congress is witnessing. “The world is watching and the American people rightly expect their leaders to come together to meet these priorities,” White House Office of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Yang said in a letter to Congress. Since the start of the war in Gaza, the Biden administration has been considering requesting $60 billion in aid for Ukraine and $10 billion for Israel as part of an additional spending request that Biden will send to Congress by Friday, according to an informed source. It is widely expected that Biden will ask Congress to quickly approve the supplemental spending bill, as Washington seeks to deal with the consequences of escalating tensions in the Middle East following the attack launched by Hamas on Israel on October 7, while at the same time looking to continue... Supporting Ukraine in its response to the Russian invasion.

Israel announces the mistaken bombing of an Egyptian site in the Kerem Shalom area
By mistake.. Military spokesman: One of the Egyptian border watchtowers was hit by an Israeli tank

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America declares total war on the Middle East in defense of Israel and officially threatens Iran with bloody punishment

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.

Starting with the US Department of Defense (the Pentagon), which announced on Sunday that the United States will send additional air defense systems to the Middle East. According to the Pentagon, the United States will send a THAAD air defense system and more Patriot air defense missile systems to the Middle East in response to the recent attacks on American forces in the region. US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said, "After extensive discussions with President Joe Biden regarding the recent escalation by Iran and its proxy forces throughout the Middle East, I today directed a series of additional steps to strengthen the Department of Defense's position in the region." Austin added that he would send additional forces to the region, but did not specify their number. Armed factions in Iraq announced on Saturday that they had targeted the Ain al-Assad base in Anbar Governorate, western Iraq.

This is the second targeting of Al-Qaeda within two days, amid the tense atmosphere the region is witnessing. The most powerful and most expensive aircraft carrier in the world arrived in Israel last Monday, after Washington announced its deployment in the Mediterranean, following the attacks launched by Hamas on Israel on October 7. After the arrival of the US aircraft carrier "Gerald Ford", the region awaits the arrival of the US aircraft carrier "Dwight Eisenhower" during the next two weeks. According to the American newspaper "Wall Street Journal", "Eisenhower's" joining "Ford" represents the first time that two carriers have been deployed in the region since March 2020, when the missile attacks that targeted Camp Taji, an Iraqi military facility north of Baghdad, led to... Two American soldiers and one British soldier were killed.

In the northern occupied territories, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that if Hezbollah enters the war, it will lead to unimaginable destruction for the party and Lebanon. Netanyahu added that if Hezbollah decided to enter the war, it would yearn for the Second Lebanon War and would make the mistake of his life, referring to the July 2006 war. He said: “We will paralyze it with a force that it cannot even imagine, and the consequences of that for it and for the state of Lebanon will be devastating.” Netanyahu added, during a visit he made Sunday afternoon to the commando squad in northern Israel, that the Gaza war is a matter of life and death for us. According to Israeli media, Netanyahu received an overview from the commander of the commando formation, Colonel Omer Cohen, and the commander of the Magellan unit, about the fierce battles in the first days of the fighting, and later Prime Minister Netanyahu listened to the spread of the formation in all sectors and the operational activities carried out by its fighters in the southern sector and the northern sector. and the West Bank region.

Finally, today, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian issued a “warning” to the United States and its ally Israel, saying that if the latter’s attacks on the Gaza Strip do not stop, “all possibilities are possible at any moment,” and that “the region will get out of control,” speaking There are dire consequences that may affect American interests in the region. Abdullahian said, during a joint press conference with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of South Africa, Naledi Pandor: “We declare loudly that the region is like a powder keg, and any false calculations regarding the continuation of war, genocide, and forced displacement of the people of Gaza and the Western Front could have dire, bitter and widespread consequences in the region.” And also against the interests of the warmongers.”

Abdullahian explained that his consultations with his South African counterpart addressed developments in the region and the continued Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip, as well as bilateral issues. Last week, Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei blamed the United States for the attack launched by Israel on the Gaza Strip. Abdullahian accused the United States of waging a “proxy war” through Israel against the people of Gaza and Palestine, strongly criticizing the US President’s visit to Israel. He said, in part of his statements, that “the false Israeli entity is fighting against civilians in Gaza, on behalf of the United States.”

He continued: “The American President officially announced in Tel Aviv that he would provide more weapons to the Zionists. To commit massacres against Palestine and Gaza, and this is a shameful measure. On the other hand, the American President announces that he was able to coordinate the entry of 20 trucks of aid to the people of Gaza. He continued: “I would like to direct this warning to the United States, and the false Israeli regime affiliated with America, that if it does not immediately stop its crimes against humanity and genocide in Gaza, there is a possibility that at any moment, the region will be out of control and the smoke of this situation will go into the eyes of the people.” Those torn apart by war and the perpetrators of the incident.”

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Gates of War | China sends warships to the Middle East, and America threatens escalation The Israeli army is heading to Gaza

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with the Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas, which announced that Israel refused to receive two hostages for free. This announcement coincided with a demonstration in Tel Aviv by the families of Israeli prisoners held by the resistance in the Gaza Strip, demanding the release of their families. Abu Ubaida, spokesman for the Al-Qassam Brigades, announced that they intended to release two other hostages “for humanitarian reasons,” but Israel refused to receive them. He added in a brief statement that the Brigades informed Qatar yesterday, Friday, of their intention to release the two hostages.

The statement said: “We informed our Qatari brothers yesterday evening that we would release (two hostages) for compelling humanitarian reasons and without compensation... However, the occupation government refused to receive them.” He mentioned the names of the two hostages and their card numbers. For his part, Zaher Jabareen, the Hamas prisoner file official, told Al Jazeera that the movement’s offer to release the two female prisoners comes in accordance with the ethics of resistance.

Al Jazeera's correspondent in Gaza said that the agreement with Qatar included the release of 4 prisoners, and that the Israeli government refused to receive the other two hostages. Meanwhile, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Tel Aviv said that Israel sees this step as an exercise in psychological warfare by the Al-Qassam Brigades and an attempt to facilitate the release of civilian prisoners in order to influence military movements on the one hand, and on the other hand to influence the path of opening safe passage and humanitarian aid.

According to the correspondent, Israel is taking into account that a major psychological war will be waged against the families of the prisoners, which is what prompts Israel to try to downplay these steps and not deal with them even by the media. Yesterday, the Al-Qassam Brigades released two American prisoners, a mother and her daughter, and handed them over to the Red Cross in Gaza, which in turn handed them over to Israel. Abu Ubaida's announcement coincided with hundreds of families of prisoners held by the resistance in the Gaza Strip demonstrating in front of the Israeli Ministry of Defense in Tel Aviv, demanding that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu step down, admit his failure, and return their children to Gaza.

Al Jazeera's correspondent said that these demonstrations are expected to escalate in the coming days, as the families of the prisoners see that the Israeli government is not doing much to release their relatives, nor does it make this a major goal among the goals of the war. He pointed out that the concerns of the families of the prisoners came after more than one political and military official spoke about the goals of the war and did not mention the issue of the prisoners as one of its goals. What increased their fears was what Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant said before the Foreign Affairs and Security Committee in the Knesset when he spoke about the goals of the war without addressing the issue of prisoners.

In the same context, the French newspaper Le Monde said that the families of Israeli prisoners held by Hamas fear the consequences of any ground intervention in the coming days. She noted that negotiations regarding detainees constitute a sensitive topic as much as it is confidential. The newspaper confirmed that the families of the detainees are pinning their hopes on the role of countries, including Qatar, in reaching the release of more of them through its mediation.

On the other hand, Le Monde referred to what appears to be the strategy of the Netanyahu government in this issue, through the confirmation of the head of the Israeli National Security Council, Tzachi Hanegbi, that the issue of detainees is the core of any discussion about bringing humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.

In another context, the British newspaper The Sun reported, citing reports, that “China has deployed six Chinese warships in the Middle East as tensions escalate in the region.” According to the newspaper, “China’s 44th Marine Task Force participated in routine operations in the region, and spent several days on a visit to Oman last week,” and “the country’s 44th Marine Task Force spent several days in Oman,” and “the task force left - From the Eastern Theater of the Chinese People's Liberation Army - Muscat to an unspecified location on Saturday after participating in a joint exercise with the Omani Navy. During the visit, the Chinese leaders met with Omani military officials and visited military institutions, while sailors from both countries toured each other's shops.

Finally, in the context of the Iranian escalation against the United States and Israel through its agents in the Middle East, the Al-Sumaria News channel reported on Sunday that the Ain al-Asad base in Anbar Governorate was bombed with three missiles. The channel indicated that the missiles - of the "Grad" type - were launched from a village in the Al-Baghdadi district adjacent to the base, indicating that one of these missiles fell inside the base while the air defenses intercepted the second, and the third missile fell in the vicinity of the base.

It is noteworthy that the Ain al-Assad base in Anbar and Harir in Erbil were subjected to a similar missile attack a few days ago, resulting in material damage to the two bases. It is worth noting that Ain al-Asad base is the second largest Iraqi air base after Balad Air Base, and it is the headquarters of the Seventh Division of the Iraqi army in the Al-Baghdadi district of Anbar Governorate near the Euphrates River.

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[color=#000000]The secret of the release of two hostages, mediated by Qatar, in exchange for the entry of aid from the Rafah crossing into Gaza... and the betrayal of the Arabs continues[/color]

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with the Hamas movement, which released two American hostages that it had been holding since the surprise attack it launched on Israel on October 7, according to what it announced in a statement, while US President Joe Biden said that Washington was able to secure the release of the two American hostages that were held by Hamas. The movement said in its statement that it had released "two American detainees (a mother and her daughter) for humanitarian reasons." She stressed that this step came "in response to Qatari efforts... and to prove to the American people and the world that the claims of Biden and his fascist administration are false and baseless." Hamas stated that it is working with mediators to close the file of civilian prisoners if security conditions are appropriate.

Channel 12 reported that the mother and daughter arrived in Egypt. They have dual Israeli-American citizenship, according to Channel 12. A senior Israeli official said they are Judith Raanan and her daughter Natalie. The official said that they were transferred to the International Red Cross before arriving in Israel. They are residents of Evanston, Illinois, outside Chicago, and came to Israel this month to celebrate a relative's 85th birthday and the Jewish holiday season, according to their rabbi. Raanan's family was celebrating Simchat Torah in Nahal Oz, a kibbutz in Israel located one and a half kilometers from the Gaza border, when the Hamas attack began.

Natalie Raanan, 18, had recently graduated from high school and was looking forward to taking a break and visiting her family abroad, her uncle, Avi Zamir, said at a Raanan family event in Evanston, Illinois, last week. Judith and Natalie were handed over to the International Red Cross in Gaza before being transferred to Israel via Egypt, Israeli media reported. CNN reported that Hamas decided to release the two hostages due to the deterioration of the mother's health. Abu Ubaida said in a brief statement: “In response to Qatari efforts, we released two American detainees (a mother and her daughter) for humanitarian reasons, and to prove to the American people and the world that the allegations of (US President Joe) Biden and his fascist administration are false and baseless.”

For its part, Israel confirmed the release of the two women, citing Israeli Channel 13. Hamas launched a surprise attack on October 7 on the settlements surrounding Gaza and detained dozens of Israeli soldiers and Israeli civilians, including dual nationals. Earlier, Hamas released two other detainees for humanitarian reasons. The two detainees were handed over to the International Red Cross, which informed their families. Khaled Meshaal, head of the Hamas political bureau, pledged abroad, in an interview with Al-Arabiya TV, on Thursday, to release all civilian prisoners. He said that the movement is waiting for a ceasefire in Gaza so that it can secure the prisoners and release them, explaining that the movement does not need to keep them. He confirmed that the movement would exchange military prisoners for all Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons, revealing that their number reached 10,000 prisoners.

On the other hand, Israel decided to close its embassy in Bahrain at a time when numbers of demonstrators came out against the bombing of the Gaza Strip since Hamas announced the start of Operation “Al-Aqsa Flood” on October 7. In this context, a video spread on social media sites that was said to show demonstrators burning the Israeli embassy building in Bahrain. It is true that demonstrators gathered in the past few days (in a licensed area and not in front of the Israeli embassy in Manama) (RT clarification), but the video is old and dates back to the burning of a police station during the events of 2012. The video, filmed at night, shows people carrying what appears to be a torch of fire and proceeding to... Throw it towards a building. The accompanying comments stated, “Burning the Israeli embassy in Bahrain.”

It is noteworthy that Israel evacuated its embassies in the Middle East yesterday, Thursday, including the embassies in Bahrain, Jordan, Morocco, Egypt, and Turkey.

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The Israeli army’s plan to displace the people of Gaza to Sinai, and the Zionist Defense Minister reveals the new reality of Gaza

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting in Egypt, where tens of thousands of Egyptians demonstrated on Friday in Tahrir Square and various parts of Egypt in support of Gaza on the fourteenth day of the war between Israel and Hamas, according to journalists from Agence France-Presse and Egyptian media. Although demonstrations have been banned in Egypt since 2013, a large demonstration of thousands took place after Friday prayers from Al-Azhar Mosque, and a large number of its participants were able to reach Tahrir Square in the heart of Cairo, the epicenter of the 2011 revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak.

The demonstrators chanted slogans in support of the Palestinians, inspired by the slogans of the Arab Spring, including: “Live, freedom is an Arab Palestine.” They chanted, “With our soul and blood, we will redeem you, O Al-Aqsa,” “Israel is terrorism,” and “One and two, where is the Arab army?” In Alexandria, the second largest Egyptian city (on the Mediterranean), large demonstrations took place as an expression of solidarity with the Palestinians. Several governorates in the Egyptian Delta in the north and in Upper Egypt in the south also witnessed similar demonstrations, according to Egyptian media. Small demonstrations took place during the last forty-eight hours in Egypt to protest the bombing of the National Arab Hospital in Gaza, which sparked widespread anger in Egypt. On Tuesday evening, 471 people were killed in the bombing of the hospital known as the Baptist Hospital in central Gaza City, according to the Hamas Ministry of Health, which confirmed that the bombing was Israeli. However, Israel said that the bombing was caused by a missile launched by the Islamic Jihad movement that went off course, and Washington adopted this story. European and American intelligence sources have questioned the death toll announced by Hamas, indicating that it is less than that.

In a parallel context, the Times of Israel newspaper (Friday) quoted Defense Minister Yoav Galant as saying that the war in the Gaza Strip consists of three stages that begin with the destruction of Hamas, and end with the establishment of a new security system, and Israel ridding itself of its responsibility for daily life in the Strip. .

Gallant said that Israel seeks to completely eliminate the Hamas movement through a military campaign aimed at destroying the movement and its infrastructure, according to what was reported by the Arab World News Agency. The Israeli minister added that the second phase would be to continue fighting, but with a lower intensity, “to eliminate any pockets of resistance.” He continued: “The third step will be the establishment of a new security system in Gaza, ridding Israel of its responsibility for daily life in the Gaza Strip, and creating a new security reality for the citizens of Israel and the residents of (the areas adjacent to Gaza).”

The Israeli army also said that "the majority of the hostages" captured by Hamas during the attack on October 7 are "alive." A military spokesman added in a statement that “the majority of the hostages are alive.” There are also bodies taken to the Gaza Strip.”

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War | Iran begins moving ballistic missiles to strike Israel and kill an American soldier in Syria, and the Egyptian army is preparing

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with Pentagon spokesman Patrick Ryder, who announced that the American warship USS Carney intercepted three missiles launched from Yemen and were heading north. Ryder pointed out that the Houthis in Yemen launched missiles and missiles northward, possibly toward Israel, and they were intercepted.
Pentagon spokesman General Patrick Ryder said: “We are still analyzing the information we have received, and we cannot definitively confirm the targets targeted by those missiles, but we believe they targeted sites in Israel.” Ryder announced that the US destroyer "Carney" was in the Red Sea and intercepted the three missiles. It is not certain at this moment whether the missiles targeted Israel. A US official told CNN that the United States does not believe the missiles were targeting the American ship. For its part, informed Israeli sources said that it was most likely that the missiles launched from Yemen and intercepted by the American naval ship were targeting Israel.

In the same context, two American officials revealed to CNN that a US Navy warship operating in the Middle East intercepted several projectiles near the coast of Yemen on Thursday. One American official said that the missiles were fired by Iran-backed Houthi fighters. While the other official said that two or three missiles were intercepted. The two sources indicated that it is not yet clear what target the missiles were targeting, and it is possible that the missiles were fired at the ship "USS Carney" or were launched at another target. This comes amid great concerns about potential Iranian moves as tensions continue to escalate in the Middle East in the wake of Hamas’ attack on Israel, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s declaration of war on Hamas. The American destroyer USS Carney crossed the Suez Canal into the Red Sea on Wednesday. The US Fleet Forces Command said in a post on social media platforms that it "will help ensure maritime security and stability in the Middle East."

On the other hand, US President Joe Biden said, on Friday, in a speech to the American people, that “the attacks on Israel and the invasion of Ukraine have common motives.” Biden condemned the actions of the Hamas movement and Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying, "Hamas and Putin represent two different threats, but they have this in common: They both want to completely eliminate a neighboring democracy." The US President began his speech by saying, "We are facing a turning point in history" amid the ongoing war in Israel, and renewed his promise to return the American hostages held by Hamas to their country. He added: "As I have told the families of Americans held by Hamas, we are pursuing every avenue to bring their loved ones home, and as president, there is no higher priority for me than the safety of Americans held hostage." Biden's speech comes on the eve of the White House's request from Congress for $100 billion to provide aid to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, as well as resources for the US border with Mexico. In August, the Biden administration submitted a request to grant Ukraine $24.1 billion, but Congress failed to approve it due to disagreements over the debt ceiling crisis. It is noteworthy that American public opinion is not united regarding the conflicts. In a recent poll conducted by CNN, almost all participants were sympathetic to the Israeli people in the wake of the sudden attacks launched by the Hamas movement.

Jordan: A massive demonstration in support of the Palestinians and demanding the cancellation of all agreements with Israel



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[color=#000000]Sinai invasion The Israeli government gives the green light to the army to move inside Gaza and begin the displacement of residents to Rafah [/color]

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The beginning began with the American network ABC News, which quoted an Israeli military official as saying that the occupation army had received the green light from the Israeli government to move towards Gaza. Earlier, on Thursday, the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation announced that there will be no ceasefire during the entry of relief aid through the Rafah crossing. The Israeli Broadcasting Corporation continued, “The Foreign Ministry issued orders to employees of 20 embassies in Europe and Latin America to remain in their homes.” The Israeli Broadcasting Authority noted, “Israel is evacuating its embassies in a number of Middle Eastern countries, including Bahrain, Jordan, Morocco, Egypt, and Turkey.”

For his part, Foreign Minister Sameh Shukri said that the entry of aid into Gaza must be permanent, without interruption. During a press conference held with the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, Sameh Shukri praised the role of the United Nations in the process of entering humanitarian and relief aid into the Gaza Strip. Shukri continued, "There is no alternative but for the parties to return to the negotiating table and establish a Palestinian state on the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital," adding, "Egypt rejects the liquidation of the Palestinian issue and the displacement of Palestinians to neighboring countries."

On Friday, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres announced the inauguration of the entry of relief aid into the Gaza Strip, during a press conference that will be held on the Egyptian side of the Rafah crossing. The United Nations flag will be raised alongside the Egyptian flag at the Rafah crossing, in preparation for the entry of aid into Gaza, according to what Sky News Arabia announced.

On the other hand, reports said that Hamas fighters likely used North Korean weapons during their attack on Israel on October 7, according to a video clip of the movement and weapons seized by Israel, despite Pyongyang’s denial that it sells weapons to the armed group. The recording was analyzed by two North Korean weapons experts. Along with an Associated Press analysis of weapons seized on the battlefield and South Korean military intelligence, the recording indicates that Hamas used an F-7 rocket-propelled grenade, a shoulder-fired weapon commonly used by fighters against armored vehicles.

The evidence highlights the murky world of illicit arms shipments that sanctioned North Korea uses as a means to fund its weapons programs. Rocket-propelled grenade launchers fire a single warhead and can be quickly reloaded, making them valuable weapons for guerrilla forces in ongoing skirmishes with heavy vehicles. N.R. said: Jenzen Jones, a weapons expert who works as director of the consulting firm Armament Research Services, said the F-7 has been documented in use in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and the Gaza Strip. “North Korea has long supported Palestinian militant groups, and North Korean weapons have previously been documented among prohibited supplies,” Jenzen Jones told The Associated Press.

Hamas has released photos of its training exercises showing fighters carrying a rocket-propelled grenade weapon with a distinctive red stripe across its warhead, and other design elements that match the F-7, said Matt Schroeder, a senior researcher at the Small Arms Survey who has written a guide to Pyongyang's light weapons.

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Tel Aviv | Behind the scenes of Netanyahu's meeting with Joe Biden after President Sisi threatened the Egyptian army to intervene in the war

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Starting with US President Joe Biden, who announced that his counterpart, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, agreed to open the Rafah border crossing with Gaza to allow the entry of a first batch of humanitarian aid trucks into the Gaza Strip. Joe Biden told reporters after his phone call with his Egyptian counterpart from aboard the presidential plane during his return from a visit to Israel, where he expressed his solidarity with Tel Aviv or Israel after the Hamas attacks on October 7, that Sisi “agreed... to allow the passage of up to 20 trucks as a start.” ". He added during the presidential plane's stop in Germany during its return trip to Washington that these trucks will most likely not cross before Friday because the road around the Rafah crossing needs repairs.

He explained that the United Nations will distribute this aid within the Gaza Strip, noting that the entry of a second batch depends on “how things go.” US President Joe Biden warned the Hamas movement, which controls the Gaza Strip, that if it “seizes (aid) or prevents its passage (...) the matter will be over.” In Egypt, a statement issued by the Egyptian presidency said that Sisi discussed with Biden ways to facilitate the urgent entry of “humanitarian aid to Gaza.”

The statement said that the concerned authorities in the two countries are coordinating with international humanitarian organizations under the supervision of the United Nations to secure the arrival of aid, and to agree to bring humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip through the Rafah crossing in a sustainable manner. The White House indicated that Joe Biden and Sisi agreed to work closely to encourage an “urgent and strong” response to a humanitarian appeal launched by the United Nations related to the conflict between Tel Aviv or Israel and Hamas.

The two presidents also agreed on the need to maintain stability in the Middle East and prevent escalation of the conflict, as well as reaffirming their commitment to the strategic partnership between the two countries.

In a parallel context, US President Joe Biden intends to ask Congress to approve an aid package of $100 billion for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, and to address the migration crisis at the US-Mexico border, according to what an informed source told Agence France-Presse on Tuesday. The request, which has not yet been announced by the White House, comes at a time when the work of Congress is still suspended due to the failure to elect a Speaker of the House of Representatives. Where the majority is in the hands of Republicans.

Bloomberg News Agency was the first to report the package that Biden intends to request, which aims to unite the ranks of Democrats, who have been requesting additional aid for Kiev for weeks, and Republicans, who want, above all else, funding to address the migration crisis at the border between the United States and Mexico. On Tuesday, Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer announced that he is working on a major aid package for Tel Aviv or Israel. He indicated that the package would include “military, diplomatic, humanitarian and intelligence support,” expressing his hope that it would be adopted “in the coming weeks.”

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Netanyahu cuts off gas to Egypt and threatens escalation after Sisi’s talk about war with Palestine

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Starting with US President Joe Biden's visit to Israel. At his conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Biden expressed his “sadness and anger” over the disaster, but he said that “the other side” appears to be responsible, in reference to factions from Palestine. The US President added, in a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, today, Wednesday, that Washington will provide Israel with everything it needs to defend itself at a time when it is waging a war against Hamas. Joe Biden, who arrived in Israel today, also said that Hamas is worse than ISIS after it killed Israeli civilians in a surprise attack on October 7. He noted that 31 Americans were among more than 1,300 Israelis killed in the Hamas attack. The Israeli army had accused the Islamic Jihad movement of launching a missile towards the Baptist Hospital in Gaza, Palestine. The Israeli army spokesman, Admiral Daniel Hajari, said in a press conference today that the Hamas movement knows what happened but is hiding it, repeating that a missile was launched by mistake by the Islamic Jihad movement. He accused the movement of inflating the death toll.

From Israel to Egypt, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi said, in a press conference with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Wednesday, that “the forced displacement of the people of Palestine cannot be allowed.”

The Egyptian President said that he discussed with the German Chancellor Egypt's efforts to calm the situation in Gaza, Palestine, noting that "I propose transferring civilians from Gaza to the Israeli Negev Desert until the end of military operations." Al-Sisi continued, saying: “The displacement” of the people of Palestine from Gaza to Egypt may lead to “displacement” from the West Bank to Jordan. Al-Sisi added that Egypt rejects the liquidation of the Palestinian cause and the displacement of the people of Palestine from their lands, noting that Egypt has not closed the Rafah crossing since the beginning of the crisis, but the Israeli bombing has prevented it from operating. Al-Sisi called for allowing humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip, and said, "Continuing military operations will have repercussions on the region and could get out of control."

Finally, Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, told US President Joe Biden, “We will not allow Egypt to open the Rafah crossing or enter any aid into the Gaza Strip in Palestine.” Egyptian media quoted the sovereign source as saying, “Egypt will not allow the evacuation of foreigners in the Strip, and the escalation It will be met with escalation.” Media reports quoted Netanyahu as saying: “We will not allow Egypt to open the Rafah crossing or bring any aid into the Gaza Strip.”

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The dark scenario: the explosion of the peoples of the Arab countries in support of Palestine pushes the region to war and the fall of Sinai

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The beginning of the brutal Israeli attack on Al-Ahly Baptist Hospital in the Gaza Strip. The death toll at Al-Ahly Baptist Hospital in the Gaza Strip rose to 1,000, including martyrs and wounded, after a brutal Israeli aggression on the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood. Earlier today, the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza said that there were hundreds of people under the rubble of the yard of Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in the Gaza Strip. The spokesman for the Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip, Ashraf Al-Qudra, confirmed that the Israeli raid launched by the occupation on the Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital,

It resulted in the martyrdom of more than 500 Palestinians. The spokesman for the Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip added that the electrical power was cut off from Al-Shifa Hospital, according to what was reported by Shehab Agency. An eyewitness stated that the National Baptist Hospital in the Gaza Strip included a number of people displaced from their homes after they were destroyed during the Israeli occupation raids, noting that it included approximately 5,000 people. In the same context, observers expected that the incident of Israeli army aircraft bombing the Al-Ahli Arab Hospital, “Al-Mamadani”, in the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood in Gaza City, would represent...

Tuesday, with the fall of hundreds of victims, is a turning point in the course of the current conflict between Israel and Hamas, which has been escalating dramatically for 11 days. A spokesman for the Ministry of Health in Gaza said that 500 people were killed in the Israeli air strike on the hospital, while pictures showed flames consuming the hospital halls, and glass and body parts were scattered in the area.


On the other hand, Jordan decided not to hold the quadrilateral summit that brings together King Abdullah II with the American, Palestinian and Egyptian presidents in Amman scheduled for Wednesday. An American official said that President Joe Biden canceled his visit to Jordan after consulting with the Jordanian king. The White House confirmed that Biden spoke to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Jordanian King Abdullah after the attack on the Gaza hospital. A White House spokesman indicated that the main reason for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's withdrawal from the Amman summit was the declaration of mourning for three days after the attack on the hospital. In Jordan, Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi told the official Al-Mamlaka TV channel, “After consulting with our Palestinian brothers and our brothers in Egypt and after talking with the United States, we decided not to hold the quadripartite summit that was scheduled in Amman for Wednesday.”

He explained that the Kingdom decided to cancel the summit “because we want it, if it is held, to produce one solution and no other, which is to stop the war, respect the humanity of the Palestinians, and deliver the aid they deserve.” Al-Safadi continued, "Since that will not be possible (Wednesday), we decided not to hold this summit, provided that the summit is held at a time when its decision is to stop the war, stop these massacres, stop the bloodshed, and stop this war and this aggression that is pushing the entire region into the abyss." He stressed that "the international community must put an end to the bloodshed, the continuation of which constitutes a disgrace to humanity."

In Cairo, the official spokesman for the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ahmed Abu Zeid, stated that, in coordination with Egypt, Jordan, and the Palestinian Authority, it was decided to cancel the quadripartite summit that was scheduled to be held in the Jordanian capital, Amman, in light of the bombing of the Baptist Hospital in the Gaza Strip, and the fall of hundreds of victims among the Palestinian people. As a result of this bombing. A senior Palestinian official said that President Mahmoud Abbas canceled a scheduled meeting with US President Joe Biden, following an Israeli raid on the Al-Ahly Arab “Baptist” Hospital in Gaza on Tuesday, which led to the deaths of hundreds.

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Cowardly Netanyahu: A disaster on the Egyptian border. Numbers are increasing and preparations are for a comprehensive military operation in the Strip

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Starting with a letter addressed by representatives in the US Congress from both the Republican and Democratic parties to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, demanding the establishment of a buffer zone in Sinai to contain Palestinian civilians fleeing the war in the Gaza Strip.

On the other hand, amid the increase in the pace of Israeli bombing of Gaza for the 11th day in a row, Iran once again issued loud warnings. But this time, according to the Deputy Commander of the Revolutionary Guard, Ali Fadavi, who threatened Tel Aviv from facing another shock if it did not put an end to the “atrocities” it is committing in the Gaza Strip. He said in statements today, Tuesday, that “the shocks of the axis of resistance against (Israel) will continue until this cancerous tumor is eradicated from the map of the world,” according to his description. Earlier today, Iranian Leader Ali Khamenei confirmed that his country is obligated to respond to Israel’s actions. He said, "We must respond. We must respond to what is happening in Gaza. Civilians are starving and killed by the hundreds every day, so we must respond."
He also held "America responsible for Israeli crimes," noting that "the current policy inside Israel is organized and manufactured by the Americans." He also stressed the need to stop the Israeli bombing of Gaza, praising the demonstrations in support of Gaza around the world. Yesterday, Iran warned of a possible “preemptive measure” against Israel “in the coming hours,” while Israel is preparing to launch a ground attack on Gaza.

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian said in a television interview on Monday evening that “taking any preemptive measure in the coming hours is possible,” referring to his meeting with the Secretary-General of the Lebanese Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah. He also warned that time was running out to "find political solutions" before the "expanding" scope of the war between Israel and Hamas became "inevitable." In turn, Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi, in a call with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, warned that a “ground attack” by the Israeli army on Gaza “will lead to a long, multi-front war,” according to a message published by his political advisor, Mohammad Jamshidi.

In Israel, the Minister of Defense in the occupation army, Yoav Galant, said in a televised speech addressed to the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas, that the latter’s fighters have only two options: death or surrender, promising to dismantle Hamas and its capabilities.

Finally, the episode presents two press reports published by the American New York Times and the British Telegraph. The first provides an analysis of the military tendencies of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the launch of a difficult ground operation against Hamas in Gaza, while the second report accuses Netanyahu of strategic shortcomings that allowed Hamas to become brutal within the Gaza Strip.

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First message | Bombing the Egyptian border strip with the Gaza Strip, and the Egyptian President warns and praises the ability of the Egyptian army

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Starting with the Israeli occupation army, which returned for the fourth time to bombing the Rafah crossing in the southern Gaza Strip. A network of correspondents at the crossing indicated that the area separating the Egyptian and Palestinian sides of the crossing was subjected to a new Israeli air strike, which resulted in the departure of a number of dual nationals gathered in front of the crossing, after they had received previous instructions from their embassies to move near the Rafah crossing, in preparation for leaving the Gaza Strip. . The sounds of Israeli warplanes were also heard in the southern Gaza Strip, coinciding with the bombing of the vicinity of the Rafah crossing. Since October 7, this area has been subjected to three raids. On Monday, hundreds of Palestinians holding foreign passports gathered in the southern Gaza Strip, hoping to open the Rafah border crossing. The crossing was closed a few days ago after it was exposed to an Israeli bombing, in the midst of a violent bombardment carried out by Israel on the Gaza Strip since October 7, the date Hamas began an unprecedented attack on Israel. On Monday, the two sides denied any ceasefire talks or opening the crossing with Egypt.

On the other hand, the New York Times said, citing sources it described as “informed”: “Tel Aviv” asked the United States for emergency aid worth $10 billion, to help it in the war it is waging against Azza. The Hebrew website Ynet reported from the newspaper that the White House is drafting a bill to provide aid to Israel, and other aid that the Biden administration also seeks to provide to Ukraine. The newspaper added that this matter may make it difficult to approve the package in the House of Representatives, where Republicans have the majority and express Some expressed their opposition to aid Kiev. According to the newspaper, the proposal would also include allocating funds to fortify the southern border between the United States and Mexico - which is the main demand expressed by Republicans. Last Tuesday, Tel Aviv launched the “Diaspora Bonds” campaign to raise funds amid its war with the resistance factions in the Gaza Strip, according to posts on social media sites linked to Israeli bonds, which are the borrowing tool for diaspora bonds.

It was stated on the (Israel Bonds) website that it has bonds worth $5.4 billion due on December 31, which represents about 12% of the external government debt of the occupying state. A 10-year bilateral military aid memorandum between Tel Aviv and Washington, which was signed in 2016, requires the United States to provide the occupying state with $3.3 billion in foreign military financing, in addition to spending $500 million annually on joint missile defense programs from Fiscal year 2019 to fiscal year 2028. The memorandum of understanding indicates the possibility of providing supplementary assistance in emergency situations such as wars.

Finally, the Commander of the US Army's Central Command, Michael Corolla, arrived today in Tel Aviv, to meet with the leadership of the Israeli Army. The Israeli army wrote on the “X” platform: “Michael Corolla, Commander of the US Army’s Central Command, will meet with army leaders and Defense Minister Gallant during his visit, which began to Israel.” The statement added: "The visit during the war confirms the strength of the connection and the common destiny of countries in general, and of the Israeli army with the United States army in particular."

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Egypt sends Egyptian army soldiers to the Gaza Strip border after a warning of the Rafah crossing explosion

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with the Israeli occupation army, which returned for the fourth time to bombing the Rafah crossing in the southern Gaza Strip. A network of correspondents at the crossing indicated that the area separating the Egyptian and Palestinian sides of the crossing was exposed to a new Israeli air strike, which resulted in the departure of a number of people gathered in front of the crossing who held dual citizenship, after they had received previous instructions from their embassies to move near the Rafah crossing, in preparation for leaving the Gaza Strip. . The sounds of Israeli warplanes were also heard in the southern Gaza Strip, coinciding with the bombing of the vicinity of the Rafah crossing. Since October 7, this area has been subjected to three raids. On Monday, hundreds of Palestinians holding foreign passports gathered in the southern Gaza Strip, hoping to open the Rafah border crossing. The crossing was closed a few days ago after it was exposed to an Israeli bombing, in the midst of a violent bombardment carried out by Israel on the Gaza Strip since October 7, the date Hamas began an unprecedented attack on Israel. On Monday, the two sides denied any ceasefire talks or opening the crossing with Egypt.

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken returned to Israel on Monday to complete talks on its war against Hamas, after a tour and discussions he held in 6 Arab countries. Blinken is expected to meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, Agence France-Presse reported. The American official's tour included Jordan, the Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, and Egypt. Israeli Defense Minister Yaav Galant said in his press conference with Blinken that Israel will win its difficult war against Hamas, describing this war as long and expensive.

The Israeli army announced, on Monday evening, that armored vehicles and ground forces were prepared and ready to enter Gaza. Prior to that, an Israeli army spokesman said in a statement published by the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation, that the army is now conducting training in preparation for entering the Gaza Strip. The Israeli army said on the X platform (formerly Twitter): “We are currently preparing for a maneuver in the southern sector, and the armored vehicles and ground forces are prepared and ready.” On the other hand, Avichay Adraee, spokesman for the Israeli army, called on residents of the Zaytoun neighborhood in Gaza to head to the south of the Strip.

Adraei said, "In recent days, we appealed to the residents of Gaza City to go south to the area south of Wadi Gaza for their safety. Now we appeal to you in the Zaytoun neighborhood to go south. You know that the neighborhood is crowded and full of Hamas dens." In another context, the Jerusalem Post newspaper today quoted the Israeli Institute for National Security Studies as saying that nearly 78,000 Israelis have been displaced so far due to the war with Hamas in the Gaza Strip. The newspaper indicated that Israel ordered the evacuation of residential communities surrounding the Gaza Strip due to safety concerns. For its part, the Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that the death toll due to the Israeli bombing in Gaza had risen to 2,778 dead, in addition to about 10,000 wounded, while in the West Bank there were 59 dead and more than 1,250 wounded.

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Hezbollah kills an Israeli officer and the fire burns in the White House for military intervention in Lebanon

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The beginning is with the Israeli army, which revealed this Sunday evening that an officer was killed by a Hezbollah missile. He is the son of Rabbi Tamir Jarnut, head of the Orot Shaul yeshiva in Tel Aviv. The Lebanese "Hezbollah" had announced the implementation of several operations against the Israeli army today, Sunday, since the morning, as it confirmed that "in the context of responding to the Israeli attacks that targeted journalists and led to the martyrdom of journalist Issam Al-Abdullah and the wounding of a number of journalists, and also the bombing that led to the injury of... A house in Shebaa, which led to the martyrdom of citizens Khalil Asaad Ali Hashem and Rabad Hussein Al-Akoum. The group of martyrs Ali Youssef Alaa El-Din and Hussein Kamal Al-Masry this morning, Sunday, October 15, 2023, targeted a center of the Zionist enemy army in the Shtoula area with guided missiles, which led to A number of casualties occurred, including one dead and one wounded.” He said in another statement: “In the context of responding to the prolonged Zionist attacks on the border villages, the Mujahideen of the Islamic Resistance attacked the Zionist monk’s position with direct and appropriate weapons.”

Later, Hebrew media reported that “orders had been issued to the settlers in Metulla on the border with Lebanon to go to shelters for fear of a security incident.” Meanwhile, Hezbollah issued a new statement in which it said: “The Mujahideen of the Islamic Resistance targeted with guided missiles a Merkava tank at the Raheb site, which led to it being directly hit and its crew being divided between dead and wounded.” Israeli Army Radio reported the following: “For the fifth time During the day, a missile was fired directed at an Israeli army force in “Hanita” on the border with Lebanon, while Hebrew media reported that 5 people were injured in a missile attack on an Israeli army site in “Hanita” in the Western Galilee on the border with Lebanon, and Israeli media added “There are orders for settlers in the Western Galilee, up to 9 km from the border with Lebanon, to enter shelters.” After that, Hezbollah said in a new statement: “In continuation of the response to the killing and wounding of journalists in the town of Alma al-Shaab and civilians in the town of Shebaa, the Mujahideen of the Islamic Resistance this afternoon, Sunday, October 15, 2023, attacked the Zionist Hanita barracks with guided missiles, causing It led to the injury of two Merkava tanks and a tracked personnel carrier, and a number of deaths and injuries among the ranks of the enemy army.” ‏

On the other hand, the Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth said on Monday that US President Joe Biden will visit Israel and then Egypt soon, in light of the continued Israeli escalation in the Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, Israeli Channel 12 said that Biden is likely to arrive in Tel Aviv on Wednesday or Thursday. The Associated Press had said in a previous report: US President Joe Biden is considering visiting Israel in the coming days, but no decisive opinion has been reached, a senior US administration official told the Associated Press. The agency said that the trip will be an opportunity for Biden to personally assure the Israeli people that the United States stands firmly behind him, but he will come amid growing concerns that the imminent Israeli move into Gaza will spark a broader war with devastating humanitarian consequences.

Finally, the Kremlin announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to address the escalating situation in the Gaza Strip in five different phone calls with leaders of countries on Monday, including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas “Abu Mazen.” . Putin has already spoken with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi, and is scheduled to speak with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov told reporters, according to Russia's official TASS news agency.
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The beginning of maximum pressure on Egypt to open the Rafah crossing in preparation for launching the Israeli military operation into Gaza

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with the United States of America, which expressed its fear of the escalation of the conflict between Hamas and Israel. Washington also fears the possibility of Iranian interference in the current conflict, while the American President seeks to mobilize support to provide more aid to Israel and Ukraine. Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian had warned from the Qatari capital, Doha, that “no one” could “guarantee control of the situation and the possibility of expanding the conflict” if Israel launched a ground attack on the Gaza Strip.

The Iranian minister visited Qatar as part of a regional tour that also included Iraq, Lebanon and Syria. Qatar News Agency (QNA) reported that the Emir of Qatar, Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, received Abdullahian and discussed with him “developments in the situation in the Palestinian territories.” The Islamic Republic supports Hamas financially and militarily, but Tehran rejects accusations of its involvement in the attack on Israel.

The White House National Security Advisor confirmed on Sunday that the United States fears that the conflict between Israel and Hamas will witness an additional “escalation,” also expressing fear of possible “Iranian interference.” Jake Sullivan said in an interview with CBS: “There is a real danger that it will witness The conflict escalated, with the opening of a second front in the north, and of course with Iran’s intervention.” Sullivan stressed that the United States “cannot rule out the hypothesis that Iran will take a decision to intervene directly in one form or another,” and continued: “It is a danger that we have been aware of since the beginning” of the conflict, and added, “Therefore, the President (US President Joe Biden) moved quickly and decisively.” By deploying an aircraft carrier in the eastern Mediterranean, so that we have fighters in the Gulf, because he sent a very clear message to every country or entity that might seek to exploit this situation.”

On the other hand, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi received US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken on Sunday, where they discussed the situation in Gaza and Israel. The Egyptian President said that 12,500 Palestinians were killed due to repeated rounds of violence in Gaza, noting that the delay in resolving the Palestinian issue would result in more victims. He added that the Israeli reaction went beyond the principle of the right to self-defense to collective punishment. The Egyptian President said that the absence of a solution to the Palestinian issue led to an exacerbation of anger, stressing: “We are making efforts to contain the situation in Gaza and ensure that other parties do not interfere.” Sisi expressed his hope that his meeting with the US Secretary of State would be “an opportunity to find a solution to the current crisis,” which he described as dangerous and said could have repercussions on the entire Middle East, stressing that “it is important to reduce tension and facilitate the entry of aid into the Gaza Strip.” For his part, Blinken said that it is necessary to ensure that the Hamas attack is not repeated and that civilians are protected, stressing that “we must find a way forward towards combating Hamas’ approach.” Blinken added: “We stress the importance of the Palestinians obtaining their rights, but not according to Hamas’ approach.”

Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said in a televised interview with the American CNN network that the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt is open, but the aerial bombardment has made the roads on the side of the Gaza Strip “inoperable.” Shukri said: “The Rafah crossing is officially open on the Egyptian side. It has been open all the time. The problem with the roads is that they have been subjected to aerial bombardment. So, on the Gaza side, the roads are not in a condition for vehicles to cross.” Shukri said that if foreign nationals in Gaza are able to pass through the Rafah crossing, the Egyptian government will help facilitate flights to return them to their countries of origin.

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The arrival of an Israeli delegation to Egypt to officially open the Rafah crossing for the people of Palestine before the invasion of Gaza.

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Starting with more than 20 human rights organizations in the United Kingdom, whose representatives said that they are in the process of suing British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his Interior Minister, Suella Braverman, against the backdrop of the former’s insistence on turning a blind eye to the massacres that Palestinians are being subjected to in the Gaza Strip under the brutal Israeli bombardment for an entire week and showing support. The full support for Israel, while Braverman is accused of censoring the slogans and banners used by demonstrators supporting the Palestinian cause in the streets of various English cities.

On the other hand, a lengthy report broadcast by the Mada Masr website said that Cairo is close to accepting an agreement allowing the crossing of foreigners and dual nationals through the Rafah land crossing, after stipulating allowing the entry of humanitarian aid into the Strip, which is experiencing the most violent Israeli attack in decades, and preparing to invade it by land, after days of pressure. And disagreements over various details, according to informed sources. Mada Masr says: Despite the progress achieved by the negotiations regarding the crossing of foreigners pending the announcement of its completion, the issue of allowing large numbers of Palestinians to move to Sinai in the event that they are forced by the unprecedented Israeli violence and the comprehensive blockade it imposed on the Gaza Strip remains very sensitive. Political and historical weight. Until now, the official Egyptian position remains categorically rejecting the scenario of a mass Palestinian exodus, despite the intense pressure that Western countries continue to exert on it.

But resisting constant pressure - Mada Masr continues - is not that easy. Over the past week, the independent news site spoke to 21 informed sources, including Egyptian government, security and diplomatic sources close to decision-making circles in Egypt, and others, foreign diplomats working in Cairo and Western capitals, researchers close to sovereign agencies, and eyewitnesses at the Rafah crossing, to explain the position of These negotiations and understanding these pressures, and the consequences of all this on the ground. Nine of the sources indicated that the various international parties discussed with Egypt various incentives for it in exchange for accepting any Palestinian exodus expected by the various parties towards Sinai.

According to six of them, there is a tendency within political decision-making circles in Egypt to agree. Regarding the exit of foreigners, according to a senior government source, the process of evacuating Americans is supposed to begin first (at a rate of five thousand per day), then dual nationals who hold an American passport (at a rate of two thousand to three thousand per day) and the rest of the Western nationals. The number of American citizens in Gaza is estimated at more than 50,000 people, including employees working in relief, humanitarian and human rights organizations and governmental and UN agencies.

Although Egypt hopes that if the Palestinians are displaced, they will not stay for more than a few months, the possibility of them being able to return to Gaza will be small, according to a researcher close to sovereign agencies, who explained that they will not be allowed to leave the buffer zone except to leave for Another country, if they are unable to return. In return, Egypt is supposed to receive a package of material aid that it desperately needs amid a stifling economic crisis and massive inflation rates, and these details are still under discussion.

“Egypt is not at all looking forward to hosting Palestinians,” says a diplomatic source working in a Western capital, “but if Egypt is forced to do so, there must be some financial compensation.” A senior government source explains this logic.

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Iran officially announces its participation in the Gaza war, and the Egyptian army begins transferring its heavy weapons 🇪🇬!


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Starting with Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian, who announced that opening a “new front” against Israel in the Middle East depends on the “actions” of the Hebrew state in the Gaza Strip, which is being subjected to intense bombing. About 1,300 Israelis were killed in the surprise Hamas operation, while more than 1,500 Palestinians died, according to local authorities, including many civilians, during six days of intense bombardment on the Gaza Strip, where entire buildings were turned into rubble. Abdullahian said that the continuation of crimes against the Palestinians will receive a response from “the rest of the axes” and Israel will be responsible for the consequences. Israel is bombing Gaza in response to a Hamas attack there this week, which killed at least 1,300 people, the deadliest attack on civilians in Israel's history. While more than 1,500 Palestinians were killed. The Iranian minister said that the displacement of Palestinians and cutting off water and electricity from the Gaza Strip are war crimes. He added in statements via a television translator after his arrival in Beirut: “Some Western officials wondered whether there was an intention to open a new front against the Zionist entity. Of course, in light of the continuation of these circumstances, which constitute war crimes.” He continued, "The continuation of war crimes against Palestine and Gaza will receive a response from the rest of the axes, and it is natural that the Zionist entity and its supporters will be responsible for the consequences of that." He did not specify those axes, but the resistance axes indicate an alliance between Iran, armed Palestinian groups, Syria, the Lebanese Hezbollah group, and other factions.

On the other hand, local sources and eyewitnesses reported to the “Sinai Foundation for Human Rights” that “large military reinforcements arrived in the Rafah border area on Thursday afternoon,” and the Foundation broadcast through its account on the “X” website (formerly Twitter) a video that “showed part of those military reinforcements.” While it was passing through the city of Al-Arish on its way to the border city of Rafah, adjacent to the Gaza Strip,” according to the organization. For his part, Fayez Abu Harb, a member of the Egyptian Senate (the second chamber of Parliament) for North Sinai Governorate, told the Saudi newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat that the difficult conditions witnessed by the Gaza Strip “cast a shadow on North Sinai, especially in the areas close to the Strip,” pointing out that There is a great deal of popular sympathy for the people of Gaza in light of the humanitarian tragedy they are facing. Abu Harb added to Asharq Al-Awsat that the Egyptian state, with all its components, “is on alert in Sinai to support and aid the people of Gaza.”

In another context, US Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken, said that his meeting with Saudi Crown Prince, Prince Mohammed bin Salman, was “very productive,” in response to a journalist’s question in Riyadh, on Sunday. Blinken met with the Crown Prince at his private residence on the farm for a little less than an hour, according to the US State Department, according to a correspondent with the team accompanying the Minister. The top US diplomat toured the Middle East, first visiting Israel, and meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a show of support days after deadly Hamas attacks in Israel. For its part, the Saudi News Agency (SPA) said in a statement that the Saudi Crown Prince and Blinken discussed the current military escalation in Gaza and its surroundings. During the meeting, the Crown Prince stressed “the necessity of working to discuss ways to stop the military operations that claimed the lives of innocent people,” stressing “the Kingdom’s endeavor to intensify communication, work on calm, stop the current escalation, and respect international humanitarian law, including lifting the siege on Gaza, and work to create conditions for the return of... Stability and restoring the path of peace to ensure that the Palestinian people obtain their legitimate rights and achieve just and lasting peace,” according to the Saudi agency.

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[color=#000000][center]American intelligence reveals the betrayal of the Egyptian authorities in Gaza after disobeying the orders of the American army[/center][/color]

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
The beginning is from an analysis published by the Foreign Policy website by the American analyst Kenneth M. Pollack says that the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) is following in the footsteps of the war game book that Egypt developed in its fight against Israel in October 1973, in terms of the element of surprise, preparation for reaction, and finally choosing the appropriate time to turn toward negotiation.

On the other hand, the US State Department advised American citizens in Gaza to move south towards the Rafah Gate crossing with Egypt while diplomats try to negotiate the opening of the crossing for 5 hours. To allow civilians to leave the besieged sector. A senior ministry official, accompanying Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, said, according to The Guardian, that the United States is “trying to facilitate” an agreement with the governments of the region; To open the gate controlled by Egypt, CBS reported. Earlier this week, Egypt denied that it had closed the crossing and accused Israel of preventing access to the Palestinian side with shelling and air strikes. “We have informed US citizens in Gaza with whom we communicate that if they assess the situation is safe, they may wish to approach the Rafah border crossing,” a spokesperson told CBS and other media outlets, adding that “there may be very little notice if the situation is opened.” The crossing may only be opened for a limited time.The official explained that the ministry was “in contact” with between 500 and 600 dual American-Palestinian citizens, who expressed their interest in receiving information about departure, and were working with Egypt, Israel, and Qatar to open the crossing.

Despite this, the Egyptian authorities refused, on Saturday, “to allow citizens of the United States of America to pass through the Rafah land crossing on the border with the Gaza Strip.” Cairo News Channel quoted informed Egyptian sources as saying that “American nationals waited for several hours in front of the Rafah crossing without a response from the Egyptian authorities to leave where they came from,” noting that “the Egyptian position is clear, which is the requirement to facilitate the arrival and crossing of aid into the Gaza Strip.” ". The informed sources added, “The Egyptian authorities refused to allow the crossing to be designated for foreigners only.”

On the other hand, and in the context of searching for the reasons for the catastrophic intelligence failure by Israel and the United States of America in predicting the date of the Al-Aqsa Flood operation, the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the US House of Representatives, Michael McCaul, confirmed on Wednesday that the United States is ready to work with Israel to try to extract the hostages from... Gaza, but he stressed that "this will be a difficult task."

“Obviously our special forces are good at this, and we have a hostage rescue team and the FBI, and we will provide assistance to Israel to get them out of there,” McCaul said in a press conference. “It will be very difficult, going from house to house, as happened in Fallujah in 2005.” When they used them as human shields." McCaul stressed that there must be an analysis of any intelligence lapses on the part of Israel and the United States. He said: “We heard from the (Biden) administration that it appears there was an intelligence failure as well... We are not quite sure how we missed that, and we are not quite sure how Israel got that wrong.” The Republican representative in the US Congress added

: “We know that Egypt warned the Israelis 3 days ago that an event like this might occur, and we know that this was planned perhaps a year ago.”

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Egyptian army leaders visit the border strip with Gaza, and Israel is pressing to begin the exodus of Palestinians towards Egypt

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
The displacement of thousands of Palestinian residents of the Gaza Strip begins today, Friday, from the north of the Strip to the south, after warnings issued by the Israeli army and rejected by Hamas. The United Nations confirmed that they include 1.1 million people and will have “devastating” consequences, while the Palestinian Prime Minister spoke of “genocide.” It is committed by Israel in the besieged sector, which is subject to continuous bombardment.

Residents living in the northern Gaza Strip left in cars, motorcycles, trucks and on foot, according to an Agence France-Presse correspondent. This is as the war between the Hebrew state and the Gaza Strip enters its seventh day and the possibilities of a ground invasion increase. Palestinian Prime Minister Muhammad Shtayyeh said Friday in a press conference, "Israel is committing genocide against our people in the Gaza Strip. Gaza has become a disaster area." This morning, the Hamas movement said in a statement, "Our stationed Palestinian people reject the threat of the occupation leaders and their calls for them in Gaza to leave their homes and move to the south or to Egypt."

On the other hand, the British Sky News broadcaster decided not to complete the televised interview with former British Prime Minister Naftali Bennett after the latter’s insistence on legitimizing the brutal Israeli siege on Gaza, which includes cutting off electricity, water, and fuel to the people of the Strip.
In the Iranian capital, Tehran, the Iranian Central Bank said that Iran’s foreign exchange assets amounting to $10 billion in Iraq and $6 billion in Qatar, which were recently transferred from South Korea, have become.

After consultations with the Central Bank, it was agreed to release $6 billion of Iranian resources detained in South Korea, which were transferred to Qatar, and $10 billion of foreign exchange resources in Iraq also became available to the Central Bank of Iran. $10 billion of Iranian foreign exchange resources will be spent in Iraq on importing basic inputs and goods. Also, $6 billion of Iranian foreign exchange resources in Qatar are at the disposal of several Iranian banks and will be used to provide currency to import goods.

US President Joe Biden seeks to neutralize Iran in the current conflict between Israel and the Islamic resistance movement Hamas. He also wants to reduce oil prices by ensuring the flow of Iranian oil to international markets.

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Has the process of displacing the people of Palestine begun? What is the fate of southern Gaza in the next few hours and what is Türkiye’s role? This is what we will discuss in the episode “The Fall of Rafah” from the summary channel. Watch to know the story from the beginning

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Urgent | Israel begins its invasion of Gaza, and American intelligence reveals Hezbollah’s betrayal of Hamas and the Egyptian army 🇪🇬

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with the Israeli army liaison officers and team leaders of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Gaza, “all Gazans north of the Gaza Valley must move to the south of the Strip within the next 24 hours,” according to the spokesman for the United Nations Secretary-General, Stephane Dujarric. The United Nations said that Israel delivered the message to its team in Gaza shortly before midnight local time, noting that “this amounts to approximately 1.1 million people, and the same applies to all United Nations employees and those residing in United Nations facilities - including schools and centers.” Health and clinics.

“The United Nations believes that it is impossible for such a movement to take place without devastating humanitarian consequences,” the statement said. The statement added, "The United Nations strongly calls for the cancellation of any such order, to avoid what could turn what is already a tragedy into a catastrophic situation." United Nations spokesman Stephane Dujarric also stressed that it is impossible to implement such an order without devastating humanitarian consequences. "The United Nations strongly appeals for the cancellation of any such order, if confirmed, to avoid what could turn what is already a tragedy into a catastrophic situation," he said.

He also clarified that the order issued by the Israeli army also applies to all United Nations employees and those who reside in facilities affiliated with the organization, including schools, health centers and clinics. On the other hand, Hamas responded, considering the warning to Gazans to move as “false propaganda,” and urged citizens not to be led by it. Likewise, Israel responded to the UN statements, describing them as shameful. While a number of observers believed that this warning may be an indication of an Israeli ground incursion into the northern Gaza Strip, and an imminent ground operation. Some also considered it a call to empty Gaza of its residents in order to push them towards the south, near the Egyptian border.

On the other hand, US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin announced on Thursday that the United States has not placed any conditions on the way Israel uses the weapons it supplies to fight Hamas. Austin told reporters after a meeting of NATO defense ministers in Brussels: “We have not set any conditions for providing this equipment.” He added: "This is a professional army led by a professional leadership. We hope and expect that they will do things right while carrying out their campaign."

Finally, an American intelligence document classified as “top secret” published by the Washington Post revealed that a large-scale attack by Lebanese Hezbollah on Israel is unlikely. The newspaper reported, “As of early this year, American intelligence analysts saw that there was a predictable, if still violent, balance between Israel and Hezbollah, which reduces the risk of a large-scale war during 2023.” According to an analysis prepared by the Intelligence Directorate for the Joint Chiefs of Staff in February, Israel and Hezbollah have settled on a position of “mutual deterrence” since the conclusion of the October 2022 agreement, in which Lebanon and Israel agreed to demarcate the disputed maritime border.

Israel and Hezbollah took steps to maintain readiness to use force, but they remained within historical patterns of engagement, which means avoiding casualties and responding to provocations in a proportional manner, according to the American briefing document published by the Washington Post. The document adds: “Even during periods of heightened tensions, Israel and Hezbollah intended to demonstrate force while avoiding escalation.”

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The flood of the Egyptian army | Military movements by the Egyptian army on the borders of the Gaza Strip in preparation for the dark scenario


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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, who announced that the United States reserves the right to refreeze the Iranian $6 billion that was released as part of a detainee exchange deal. Blinken said during his visit to Israel on Thursday: “We maintain strict control over these funds and reserve the right to freeze them.” Blinken pointed out that "Iran's receipt of money into its bank accounts - in this case in South Korea - in exchange for oil sales was in accordance with the agreements reached during the era of the previous administration, the Trump administration." He added: “None of the money transferred to Qatar was spent, nor did any party from Iran reach it.

The US Treasury Department implements control over the resources in this account, and it can be allocated to humanitarian needs only, that is, to purchase food, medicines and medical equipment without them reaching the hands of Iran. This came in response to a report by the Washington Post, in which it was said that US officials and the Qatari leadership decided Preventing Iran from benefiting from the $6 billion released as part of a prisoner exchange deal, against the backdrop of the Hamas movement’s attack on Israel.

On the other hand, Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi, on Wednesday, made the first phone call with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman since the return of relations between the two countries, in March, regarding “the current military escalation in Gaza.” Saudi Arabia and Iran reached an agreement on March 10, 2023, sponsored by China, stipulating the return of diplomatic relations between the two countries and the reopening of the two embassies. The Saudi Al-Ikhbariya channel said that Prince Mohammed bin Salman received a phone call from Raisi, during which the call “discussed the current military escalation in Gaza and its surroundings.” She added that the Saudi Crown Prince affirmed that “the Kingdom is making possible efforts in communicating with all international and regional parties to stop the ongoing escalation,” and stressed “the Kingdom’s position rejecting targeting civilians in any way and taking the lives of innocent people, and the necessity of observing the principles of international humanitarian law,” noting that “ "Deep concern over the seriousness of the humanitarian conditions in the Gaza Strip and the harm to civilian lives." The Saudi Crown Prince also affirmed his country's "steadfast position towards supporting the Palestinian cause and supporting efforts aimed at achieving a comprehensive and just peace that guarantees the Palestinian people's access to their legitimate rights."

Finally, the episode shows an opinion article published by the World Political Review website by writer Alexander Clarkson, in which the latter said that Egypt may be the biggest victim of the ground operation that Israel intends to carry out against the Gaza Strip, if thousands of residents of the Strip flock to the Rafah land crossing. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi had confirmed that “we have 9 million guests living in Egypt, in safety and security,” explaining that “the Palestinian issue is the Arab issue, and it is important that its people be steadfast and present on their land, so that the issue is not liquidated, and we are doing our utmost.” An effort to alleviate it.” Al-Sisi continued, during his speech at the 2023 graduation ceremony of the military academy and colleges, on Thursday evening: “In the current period, there is a lot of talk and there are rumors from biased people, so I wanted to emphasize that Egypt is sparing no effort and is moving with its brothers among the leaders of Arab countries and our friends and allies to find a solution to this matter.”

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Israel pledges to harm Hamas and dismantle it after US Secretary of State Blinken arrives in Tel Aviv. What is Egypt’s relationship?

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel
Starting with Israel, which announced that the number of its dead had risen to 1,330 people, in addition to the wounding of about 3,300 since the start of the Al-Aqsa Flood Battle. In contrast, the Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that the toll of the Israeli aggression in the West Bank and Gaza Strip had risen to about 1,400 dead and 6,300 injured. The Ministry stated, in a statement published by the Palestinian News Agency, that the death toll in the Gaza Strip rose to 1,354 dead and 6,049 injured, while the toll in the West Bank reached 31 dead and 180 injured, noting that about 60% of those injured in the Gaza Strip were children and women. .
According to the Al Jazeera Net website, Israeli gunboats bombed the Gaza coast with missiles on Thursday, while Israeli warplanes launched intense raids on various sites in the Strip, especially the western and northern regions. The Israeli bombing targeted an inhabited house in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip, killing 20 people, as well as a house in the Beach Camp, west of the Strip, killing 10 people. The bodies of 15 people were also recovered in an Israeli bombing that targeted a house in the Jabalia Camp.

On the other hand, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken pledged that the United States would never back down from its support for Israel, as he condemned what he described as the “series of brutality and inhumanity” practiced by Hamas as evoking “the worst of ISIS,” as he put it. Blinken said in statements while standing next to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: “The message I bring to Israel is: Maybe you are strong enough to defend yourselves, but as long as America is there, you will never have to.” He continued: “We will be Always by your side." Although the top US diplomat did not explicitly talk about restraint, Blinken said he discussed with Netanyahu the importance of taking “every possible precaution to avoid harming civilians.”
The US Secretary of State added: “No country can tolerate or tolerate the slaughter of its citizens or simply return to the circumstances that allowed it to happen. Israel has the right, and even the obligation, to defend itself and ensure that this does not happen again.” Blinken added that Washington is "sending supplies of ammunition and interceptor missiles to replenish Israel's Iron Dome, along with other defense materials." The US Secretary of State said: “As Israel’s defense needs evolve, we will work with Congress to ensure they are met.”

And I can tell you, there is overwhelming bipartisan support in Congress for Israel's security." Blinken echoed "the very clear warning that President Biden issued yesterday to any adversary - state or non-state - who is considering taking advantage of the current crisis to attack Israel: Don't." Al-Amriki: “We continue to work closely with Israel to ensure the release of men, women, children and the elderly held hostage by Hamas. “We are pursuing intense diplomacy throughout the region to prevent the conflict from spreading, and I will do so over the course of my trip in the coming days.” A US State Department source indicated that Blinken’s visit may extend beyond its original stops: Israel and Jordan.

Finally, reports said that the Islamic Resistance Movement in Palestine (Hamas) launched Operation Al-Aqsa Flood before the Israeli Temple group began carrying out a ritual related to burning 5 red cows brought from the United States of America in a religious ritual to restore the alleged Temple. The Israeli Hebrew Channel “13” had reported that there are operations taking place on the surface that may change the entire picture. Recently, in cooperation with government ministries, many efforts have been made to implement an unseen vision from the time of the destruction of the Second Temple, according to which burning a red cow will enable... From the arrival of millions of Jews to Al-Aqsa Mosque and the establishment of the Third Temple on its ruins, supporters of the fulfillment of this unseen vision pin their hopes on the five red cows, which were brought to Israel by plane from the American state of Texas.

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Officially | The British Foreign Minister escapes from Israel after being bombed by Hamas and Hezbollah rockets. The comprehensive attack begins


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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
The beginning is with the international relief agency UNRWA, which said in a statement that about 250,000 Palestinians have been displaced inside Gaza, most of them in the agency’s schools. According to an UNRWA press release, at dawn on Wednesday, the displaced people are living in difficult living conditions, including water, medicine, food and medicine. Yesterday, the European Union's foreign policy coordinator, Josep Borrell, said that "the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza requires more assistance to the Palestinian people." He pointed out that the foreign ministers of the European Union countries "agreed on the necessity of Israel exercising its right to self-defense in accordance with international humanitarian law." He pointed out that the ministers agreed to condemn any attack targeting civilians, and stressed the need to release detainees and respect international humanitarian law. He explained that there should be no interruption of water, food, or electricity, calling for the opening of humanitarian corridors "so that people can escape the bombing towards Egypt."

On the other hand, the White House announced that US President Joe Biden made a new phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, during which he discussed continuing American support for Israel. The White House press office said on Tuesday, “President Biden and Vice President Harris concluded a phone call with Prime Minister Netanyahu, in which they discussed support for Israel.” US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller also said on Tuesday that Secretary Anthony Blinken will travel to Israel on Wednesday to meet with its senior leaders, on a solidarity visit following an unprecedented attack by the Hamas movement. “It will be a message of solidarity and support,” Miller said in a press conference, adding: “Of course he wants to hear from the leaders of Israel, hear directly from them about the situation they are facing, about what they need and how we can best support them.” Miller added that Blinken will arrive in Israel on Thursday, and will then go to Jordan to meet with senior officials there.

In southern Lebanon, on Wednesday, Lebanese Hezbollah published a video clip of an operation targeting Israeli soldiers in Al-Jardah Hill, opposite the Lebanese border town of Al-Dhahira. The video showed the party targeting members of the Israeli army on the hill with guided missiles. Al-Jardah Hill is a positioning point for Israeli army personnel and vehicles. On Wednesday morning, clashes took place between Hezbollah members and the Israeli army in the vicinity of the town of Al-Dahira, with Israeli military helicopters participating in the bombing. Alarm sirens sounded at the headquarters of the International Emergency Forces in the towns targeted by the Israeli bombing. Hezbollah claimed responsibility for targeting an Israeli site with guided missiles, saying that the attack came in response to Israeli attacks that killed 3 of its members on Monday.

Finally, Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his surprise at sending American aircraft carriers to the Middle East, explaining that this exacerbates the already tense situation in the region. Putin pointed out: “I do not know why the United States of America decided to send an aircraft carrier to the Middle East, and then announced the sending of another carrier. Will they bomb Lebanon?” The Russian President continued: "Or did they just decide to scare someone? But there are people who are no longer afraid of anything. It is necessary not to solve the problem in this way, but rather to search for compromise solutions." He said: “Now we hear that Iran is accused of all sins, as usual, without evidence. There is no evidence.” Commenting on the developments in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Putin noted: “What is happening is terrible.” We must strive to minimize or reduce casualties among the civilian population to zero. "If men decide to fight among themselves, let them fight among themselves. Leave the women and children alone. This applies to both sides," Putin said at the international forum "Russian Energy Week."

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Lebanon | Hezbollah clashes with Israeli forces and America sends a second aircraft carrier to absorb the threat

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with the American Wall Street Journal, which quoted officials in the US Department of Defense, that the United States may deploy a second aircraft carrier, the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower, near Israel. Earlier this week, the US Department of Defense ordered the USS Gerald Ford aircraft carrier strike group to sail to the eastern Mediterranean to be ready to assist Israel. The battle group is accompanied by approximately 5,000 sailors, gunships, cruisers and destroyers. The aircraft carrier, based in Norfolk, Virginia, was already present in the Mediterranean, and last week it conducted naval exercises with Italy in the Ionian Sea. It is the newest and most advanced aircraft carrier in the United States and this is its first full deployment. For his part, Israeli Defense Minister Lloyd Austin directed several steps to strengthen the position of the Ministry of Defense in the region to enhance regional deterrence efforts.

He added: "We have taken steps to strengthen the US Air Force's F-35, F-15, F-16 and A-10 fighter aircraft squadrons in the region." He continued: "The United States government will quickly provide the Israel Defense Forces with additional equipment and resources, including ammunition, and the first batch of security assistance will begin moving today and will arrive in the coming days."

On the other hand, a US Defense Department official warned Lebanese Hezbollah of the consequences of making a “wrong decision” to open a second front with Israel in the midst of its response to Hamas attacks in the Gaza Strip. In a statement to journalists, the official expressed "deep concern about (the possibility) of Hezbollah making the wrong decision by choosing to open a second front in this conflict." He added that among the reasons that prompted Washington to deploy an aircraft carrier strike group in the eastern Mediterranean was to make regional organizations supported by Iran, such as Hezbollah, understand the necessity of not “questioning the American government’s commitment to supporting Israel’s defense capabilities.”

The United States announced its decision to deploy the aircraft carrier strike group, which includes several warships, on Sunday, the day after the unprecedented Hamas attacks on southern Israel from the besieged Gaza Strip, which left hundreds dead. This week, there was an exchange of fire between Israel and Hezbollah, but the escalation did not turn into a large-scale war similar to the one that occurred in 2006, the repetition of which would open a second front to the Israeli army, which would exhaust its forces. Hezbollah announced on Monday that three of its members were killed in an Israeli bombing targeting southern Lebanon, and it responded by bombing two Israeli barracks.

Finally, the Israeli economy is being severely damaged as a result of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood. The Central Bank of Israel announced on Monday a program to sell up to $30 billion in the foreign exchange market with the aim of reducing fluctuations in the local currency, the shekel. The bank said on its website that it will intervene in the money market during the coming period to reduce fluctuations in the shekel exchange rate and provide the necessary liquidity for the markets to continue to operate efficiently. The bank added that it will also provide market liquidity of up to $15 billion through currency swap mechanisms if needed, according to the Arab World News Agency. He explained that he will continue to follow developments in all markets and use the tools available to him as necessary. The Israeli shekel fell to its lowest level in almost 8 years against the US dollar on Monday, with the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East.

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Joe Biden calls on Egypt to officially open its borders with Gaza, otherwise it will face consequences!! And Israel begins implementation

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with the news raised about Israel’s intention to force the people of the Gaza Strip to immigrate and settle in the Sinai Peninsula. Reuters news agency quoted an Israeli military spokesman on Tuesday as saying that he was advising Palestinians fleeing strikes on Gaza to head to Egypt. “I would advise anyone who can get out to do so,” Lieutenant Colonel Richard Hecht, the military’s chief spokesman for foreign media, said at a press conference. But Avichay Adraee, another spokesman for the Israeli army, confirmed that there was no official Israeli call to direct the residents of the Gaza Strip towards Egyptian territory.

Spokesman Avichay Adraee said, in his account on the “X” platform (formerly Twitter), that the Israeli army is carrying out a campaign to evacuate civilian residents from areas where Hamas has a military presence. But he added that residents would be directed to "areas and shelters within the borders of the Gaza Strip without leaving it."
The army said in the amendment statement that the border crossing between Gaza and Egypt is currently closed. Lieutenant Colonel Hecht told foreign journalists: “I know that the Rafah crossing (on the border between Gaza and Egypt) is still open... and I advise anyone who can leave to do so.” But his office later issued a statement saying, “Clarification: The Rafah crossing was open yesterday, but is now closed.”

Egyptian security sources and a witness said on Monday evening that operations in Rafah were disrupted due to what they described as a strike on the side of the crossing in Gaza. Yesterday, Monday, high-level Egyptian sources confirmed that calls for displacement from the Gaza Strip and emptying the Strip of its population are sufficient to liquidate the Palestinian cause itself.

On the other hand, US President Joe Biden said that 14 Americans were killed in the events that took place in Israel, adding: “We always support Israel and cannot bear to see the atrocities that occurred.” Commenting on the Israeli escalation in Gaza, the American President added in a speech broadcast by Cairo News Channel: “We have strengthened our positions in the Middle East for deterrence.” Joe Biden continued: "There are Americans among those who have been detained. We will remain united in support of Israel and we will provide it with ammunition to strengthen the Iron Dome system."

In the north of the occupied territories, social media users circulated a video of an Israeli vehicle being targeted on the border between Lebanon and Israel by Hezbollah. According to local Lebanese media, the Israeli vehicle, a Zelda, was targeted west of the town of Salha, with a guided missile, and it was hit and destroyed. The situation on the Lebanese-Israeli border worsened on Tuesday night, after a barrage of rockets were fired from southern Lebanon towards Israel, before the Israeli army responded with artillery shells and incendiary shells. A Lebanese military source indicated that an Israeli tank, opposite the town of Maroun al-Ras, was hit by a guided missile that led to it burning.

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Gaza | America transfers urgent military aid from Ukraine to Israel in preparation for the invasion of the Gaza Strip

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The beginning is from the Rafah land crossing between Egypt and the Gaza Strip, where Reuters quoted three Egyptian security sources as saying that operations at the Rafah crossing on the border between the Gaza Strip and the Sinai Peninsula were disrupted on Monday, after an Israeli air strike on an area near the Gaza side. Two security sources reported that the border crossing was partially closed. Reuters quoted three Egyptian security sources as saying that operations at the Rafah crossing on the border between the Gaza Strip and the Sinai Peninsula were disrupted on Monday after an Israeli air strike on an area near the Gaza side.

Meanwhile, high-level Egyptian sources warned against pushing defenseless Palestinians towards the Egyptian border, and some parties fueling calls for mass exodus. The Egyptian Cairo News Channel quoted the sources as saying, "Egypt has not hesitated since the deterioration of the situation in the occupied territories and has intensified its contacts with all active parties of the international community to stop the escalation and stop the bloodshed of the Palestinian people." The sources confirmed that Cairo's vision was far-reaching when it warned everyone of the seriousness of the situation and its repercussions on the principles of the Palestinian issue.

On the other hand, the US administration of President Joe Biden is trying to pass a military aid package to Israel combined with the aid provided to Ukraine, in a move rejected by the Republican majority in Congress, considering it an attempt by the US president to force them to agree to support Kiev and Ukraine against Russia. The leader of the Democrats, Hakeem Jeffries, urged the Republicans to overcome their differences and choose a speaker for the Council, saying: “We must address our internal needs, in addition to issues related to our national security. We must be present for Israel, present for Ukraine, for the Ukrainian people, and for all of our allies.”

To date, the US administration is still moving aid to Israel, but Congress may need to act soon as the conflict intensifies. In this context, the Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Ben Cardin, is seeking to approve a package of aid “to give Israel what it needs to defend itself.” This proposed aid includes resupplying the Iron Dome system with defensive missiles to ensure that its stock does not run out. Cardin said: “I will also present a draft to approve additional military aid to Israel, in addition to a draft resolution that reaffirms our commitment to American-Israeli relations.”

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What awaits Egypt in the coming days in light of the conflict between Gaza and Israel? What is the future of Saudi-Israeli normalization? How can America support its greatest ally at all levels?
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Egyptian intelligence's betrayal of Hamas ignites the situation in the Gaza Strip after Israel imposes a bloody siege

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
We begin with new details about the first moments of the Al-Aqsa Flood operation. Israeli media said that about a thousand Palestinian fighters from the Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, and other Palestinian factions entered Israeli settlements and towns last Saturday, blowing up gaps in the electronic wall surrounding the Gaza Strip, and also via airdrops. They were able to occupy 11 Israeli sites and control Israeli weapons and military equipment, but what they gained was not enough to hold out for 3 days, which made it likely that new infiltrations would occur.

According to the newspaper "Haaretz", the Israeli army believes that large numbers of Hamas fighters are still entering the country, especially since many of the gaps that were opened in the electronic border fence with Gaza are still out of control, amid speculation that the infiltration was carried out through secret tunnels and not Just the wall. It revealed that some Israeli towns along the border with Gaza are still an active battlefield, and that the army is conducting surveys along the border fence and at other points through which Hamas fighters enter Israel.

On the other hand, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant said on Monday that his country will impose a "comprehensive siege" on the Gaza Strip, as the war with Hamas activists continues for the third day. “There will be no electricity, no food, no fuel,” Gallant said. At least 700 people have been killed in southern Israel since Hamas launched a large-scale attack on Israel by land, sea and air over the weekend. An Israeli army spokesman said earlier that it was Hamas that destroyed the crossings leading to Israel yesterday, Saturday, so regular traffic on the border was not possible under any circumstances.

Finally, the Associated Press, citing an Egyptian intelligence source, said that Egyptian intelligence warned the government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of a major operation being prepared by the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas against Tel Aviv. Let the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office come out and deny the report, which Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper broadcast with similar content.

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How did Egyptian intelligence intervene in the current conflict between Israel and Palestine, which began a few days ago with Operation “Al-Aqsa Flood”?
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Jerusalem | After the execution of the Palestinians, will Saudi Arabia withdraw from the normalization file? Iran threatens to ignite the Middle East


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Starting with the Israeli occupation army, whose spokesman, Admiral Daniel Hajari, said on Monday that Tel Aviv had summoned a record number of reserve soldiers, amounting to 300,000 soldiers, as part of a response to the attack by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) from the Gaza Strip on multiple fronts, and that it was “continuing the attack.” . Hajjari stated that the army regained control of the gatherings there, but sporadic clashes continued, with some militants remaining active. “We are now conducting searches in all the communities and disinfecting the area,” he said in a press conference broadcast on television. Military officials previously stated that their focus is on securing the Israeli side of the border before any major escalation of the counterattack on the Gaza Strip. Hajjari stated that the army has called up 300,000 reserve soldiers since Saturday, a number that indicates preparations for a possible invasion, although no such plans have been officially confirmed.

He said, "We have never called in reserve soldiers in this number... We are continuing the attack." Hajari confirmed media reports that 700 were killed on the Israeli side of the border, including 73 confirmed to be members of the security forces. He added that the Israeli army killed hundreds of Palestinian militants.

On the other hand, the White House said that US President Joe Biden told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday that additional aid to the Israeli Defense Forces is now on its way to Israel, with more to follow in the coming days. The US President had ordered "additional support" for Israel following the attacks by the Palestinian Hamas movement, according to what the White House announced on Sunday, noting that Biden informed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that additional US military aid was on its way to Israel. The US presidency said in a statement that Biden and Netanyahu "also discussed existing efforts to ensure that Israel's enemies do not believe that they can or must exploit the status quo." The statement also said, “The President ordered additional support for Israel in the face of Hamas’ unprecedented terrorist attack.” US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said in a statement, "The United States government will quickly provide the Israel Defense Forces with additional equipment and resources, including ammunition." He added that he directed the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford and its accompanying warships to the eastern Mediterranean, and that Washington was working to strengthen fighter aircraft squadrons in the region.

Finally, the senior official at the Israeli embassy in China, Oval Wax, said that Tel Aviv is waiting for a more firm stance from Beijing regarding the operation carried out by the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas against Israel. Wax also denounced the Chinese Foreign Ministry’s statement in which it called for a calm between Hamas and Israel and to rely on a two-state solution to resolve the matter. The Palestinian-Israeli conflict, saying that the two-state solution cannot be mentioned while Israelis are being killed in the streets.

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disaster | Israel accuses Iran of involvement in the Al-Aqsa Flood operation, and America begins military intervention

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Intifada operation presented by this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with Poland, which became the first country to announce that it would evacuate its citizens from Israel, against the backdrop of the surprise attack launched by Hamas on Saturday morning. Polish President Andrzej Duda said on Sunday that his country would send military planes to evacuate its citizens from Israel. Duda previously wrote in a blog post on the "X" platform, "Twitter": "We will send Air Force transport planes to evacuate Poles currently residing in Israel. Soldiers from our special forces will ensure protection and safety on board the planes." Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak said that Poland will send two C-130 Hercules planes to evacuate about 200 Poles from Ben Gurion Airport.

On the other hand, air traffic was disrupted at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv after rockets were fired from Gaza. The Israeli website Ynet reported on Saturday that airports in central and southern Israel were closed to commercial flights after rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip. Israeli media reported that foreign airlines were canceling their flights to Israel.

The episode also provides information about General Nimrod Aloni, commander of the Israeli Special Forces, who was captured by the Qassam Brigades. He was in charge of the special investigation file into the killing of Israeli soldiers on the Egyptian border. Aloni was promoted to the rank of brigadier general in 2017, after which he was appointed commander of the training department in the Armed Forces, and served in this position until 2018, according to Palestinian media. At the end of 2018, he was appointed to the position of chief officer of the infantry forces in the paratroopers and served in this position until the end of 2019. In August 2020, he was appointed commander of the Gaza Division in the southern region responsible for the Strip in the Israeli army.

In the United States of America, the Pentagon ordered the aircraft carrier strike group "Gerald R. Ford" to sail to the eastern Mediterranean to be ready to assist Israel. A correspondent for the Russia Today network said that the ship "USS Gerald R. Ford" will be accompanied by approximately 5,000 US Navy personnel, fighter planes, cruisers and destroyers. Two officials familiar with the matter said that it is a show of force aimed at preparing to respond to anything. US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said in a statement on Sunday that the United States will transport an aircraft carrier strike group near Israel, which includes the Ford aircraft carrier and the ships that support it. Austin added that the United States will provide ammunition to Israel and that its security assistance will begin to take effect on Sunday. He also confirmed that the Pentagon would send fighter planes to the region. He stated that the decision was taken after detailed discussions with President Joe Biden.

Finally, the American newspaper "Wall Street Journal", citing senior officials in the "Hamas" and "Hezbollah" movements, reported that Iran helped Hamas plan the attack on Israel on October 7. The newspaper indicated that Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps officers have been working on the details of the plan with Hamas representatives since August, and the meetings took place in the Lebanese capital, Beirut. She confirmed that the information about Iran's role was confirmed by an unnamed European official and an advisor to the Syrian government. She added that approval to carry out the attack was made at a meeting held in Beirut on October 2. US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken stated earlier that the United States has no evidence of Iran’s involvement in the Palestinian-Israeli escalation.

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