Notices by stephie :betterpride_flag: (stephie_hamburg@norden.social), page 7

Das ist auch wieder ein Punkt an dem sich all diese Leute, die bei jedem "Free Palestine" direkt einen Aufrufe zum Genozid an Juden vermuten locker darüber hinwegsehen, dass die Regierung die sie selbst stützen längst daran ist eine Zukunft zu unterstützen, in dem Palästinenser keinen Platz zum Leben mehr haben. Aggressive Projektion der Cheerleader für Menschenrechtsverletzungen.

Heute wieder extrem viele Tote Zivilisten in Nord-#Gaza und in anderen Teilen des Gazas.

Die israelische Armee sagt laut Tagesschau nichts, weil man ihr dann erstmal genaue Koordinaten vorlegen müsse, die es nicht gibt weil die Zerstörung dafür zu groß ist. (!)
Offensichtlich haben sie schon längst den Überblick verloren wo sie bombardieren. In irgend einer Form zu schauen ob man Zivilisten trifft? Scheint überhaupt keine Rolle mehr zu spielen

»In besieged #BeitLahiya, rubble and decomposing corpses line the streets.
Thousands of Palestinians in the city are facing relentless bombardment and famine as the Israeli army ramps up efforts to cleanse northern #Gaza.«
https://www.972mag.com/beit-lahiya-gaza-rubble-corpses/

»“Wherever you go, you find corpses on the ground. Some are almost decomposed, while others have been run over by Israeli armored vehicles. We’re surrounded from all directions & people don’t know where to go.”

The city has been subjected to massive destruction of buildings & infrastructure, in an attempt to force the remaining residents to leave,”

“There is no food or water & we currently face a real famine. Its a genocide against the residents & the displaced ppl who are sheltering here.”«

»The Israeli army launched an intense aerial and ground assault on the northernmost areas of the Gaza Strip in the early hours of Oct. 6, in an effort to empty the region of Palestinians. Much of the force of the operation was initially targeted at Jabalia refugee camp, but after forcibly displacing residents and destroying most of the camp, the military has increasingly focused its attention on Beit Lahiya. «

»Several hundred Palestinians have been killed as a result of Israel’s recent attacks on the city — including at least 50 in an airstrike on a multi-storey residential building on Nov. 17, and 93 in another strike on an apartment block on Oct. 29. Roughly one-third of the victims of both strikes were children.«

»Gaza’s civil defense rescue workers, who are barely able to operate in the north’s besieged zone, have declared Beit Lahiya a “disaster area.” The city’s two hospitals, Kamal Adwan and the Indonesian Hospital, have repeatedly come under attack. And due to the high number of casualties, residents have converted part of what was once the bustling market area into a cemetery.«

»The situation in northern Gaza, specifically in Beit Lahiya, is extremely catastrophic,” Basal stressed, adding that Israel is dropping large missiles on residential buildings “without prior warning and with residents still inside.” He and his staff, he said, “are working in extremely difficult conditions due to the Israeli targeting of our teams. We have no equipment. We search for those trapped and pull victims from under the rubble using primitive methods.”«

»Many of the city’s buildings which have not been totally flattened by airstrikes, shelling, drone strikes, and bulldozers have sustained extensive shrapnel damage, making them virtually uninhabitable«

»And after severing Gaza’s northern cities from the rest of the Strip, the military is preventing any food or medical supplies from entering. “My family and I are now drinking unclean water, and eating the last remaining cans of legumes,” Hamouda told +972.«

»“The landmarks have disappeared — it has become a pile of rubble,” he told +972. “My family and I move from place to place, fleeing from the intense shelling.”

According to Al-Bodi, the Israeli army’s relentless attacks on Beit Lahiya have left many residents without any shelter at all. “We are suffering from severe overcrowding,” he explained. “People have spread out onto the sidewalks and the streets, with no basic means of survival in the cold weather.”«

»“The occupation is demolishing entire residential areas, and people are trapped inside their homes with nothing to eat, terrified of shells falling on them at any moment,” Al-Bodi continued. “Surveillance drones are routinely flying over us at low altitudes, and quadcopter drones are opening fire at groups of civilians to force them to leave the city.”«

»Nermine Labed, 31, fled Beit Lahiya on foot with her four children on Nov. 17, walking for three hours until reaching the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood in Gaza City. “We made the journey while shells flew over our heads because there is nothing to eat or drink [in Beit Lahiya], and the situation is getting more dangerous by the day,” she told +972.«

»“While leaving the town, I saw many bodies lying on the ground, and dogs were devouring some of them,” she recounted. “I also saw men and women who were wounded, still alive but drowning in their own blood, with no one to help them. This is not life; we are dying slowly. How much longer will this killing and destruction continue?”«

»Die Straße, die wir entlanggeführt werden, ist Eroberung, Annexion und ethnische Säuberung", sagte Jaalon in einem Interview mit dem privaten Sender DemocratTV. Auf die Nachfrage der Journalistin, ob er glaube, dass Israel sich in Richtung "ethnische Säuberung" bewege, sagte Jaalon: "Was passiert dort? Es gibt kein Beit Lahija mehr, kein Beit Hanun, die Armee interveniert in Dschabalija und in Wahrheit wird das Land von Arabern gesäubert."«

Bericht eines Reservisten, der in Nord-#Gaza im Einsatz war. Das was sie dort angerichten und angerichtete haben wird die ganze Gesellschaft in Israel auf Dauer prägen. Auch wenn Leute noch so tun als hätten sie es nicht gewusst.

»A Soldier's Warning: What I Saw in Gaza Will Define Our Future.
The important thing is to reflect what is happening for the Israeli public. To bring things to the surface. So people won't say afterward that they didn't know« https://www.removepaywall.com/search?url=https://www.haaretz.com/opinion/2024-11-28/ty-article-opinion/.premium/my-impressions-as-an-israeli-reservist-in-gaza/00000193-7346-d567-ab93-fbe6eaba0000

Nun wurde bekannt, dass die israelische Firma Libi Construction also eine zivile Firma - in Beit Lahia, im nördlichen Nord-#Gaza zu Abbruch- und Bauttätigkeiten eingesetzt wird, bzw deren Einsatz unmittelbar bevor steht.

Libi Construction ist spezialisiert auf Abbrucharbeiten mit Bulldozern und für die Errichtungen für die Errichtung von Fertighäusern aller Art.

>>REVEALED: Israeli Settler Company Specializing in West Bank Outposts Now at Work in Northern Gaza<<
https://www.dropsitenews.com/p/israeli-private-construction-company-beit-lahia-northern-gaza

Das ist natürlich eine neue Eskalation, die deutlich aufzeigt, dass die israelischen Pläne für die dauerhafte Annektion und Neu-Besiedlung Gazas schon so weit gediehen sind,
dass nun schon zivle Arbeiter in Gaza beschäftigt werden, die dort die noch bestehenden Gebäude komplett dem Erdboden gleich machen, und dannach direkt auf den Trümmern und blutgetränkter Erde die neuen Häuser errichten werden.

Es kam wiederholt zum Angriff der israel. Armee auf das Kamal Adwan Krankenhaus in Nord-#Gaza.

Schon in dem vergangen Wochen wurde dort angegriffen, Patienten & HealthcareWorker getötet, verletzt und festgenommen. Aktuell wurde ein Jugendlicher in einem Rollstuhl von einer Drohne hingerichtet & zahlreiche weitere verletzt.

Auch diesmal hab's wieder Festnahmen und zahlreiche Tote und Verletzte an & neben der Klinik. Die Bilder die man dazu findet sind grauenvoll.
https://aje.io/3pg6gk?update=3367890

»The Israeli military forced thousands of Palestinians in Beit Lahia in northern Gaza, to flee from one of the last remaining shelters and surrounding homes in the besieged town in the early hours of Wednesday morning, sending men, women and children on an hours-long death march under heavy artillery shelling and gunfire.«

»Israeli troops assaulted the school complex, shelled and bombed the area, and issued expulsion orders through quadcopters fitted with loudspeakers, according to witnesses, forcing terrified families outside in the middle of the night. Leaving much of their scant belongings behind, civilians were forced to walk for an hour and a half, along Salah al-Din road—the main thoroughfare running through the enclave—before being forced to pass through an Israeli checkpoint.«