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Gaza “catastrophic situation”
The Israeli campaign of genocide in Gaza continues to kill more civilians, leaving behind a trail of destruction. At least 41 people were killed across Gaza, 33 of them in Jabalia, north of the Gaza Strip, where the Israeli forces have laid a siege. The death toll is expected to rise due to the high number of casualties. According to medical sources, 640 people have lost their lives during 17 days of siege and intense strikes by Israel. The UN agency for Palestinian refugees says the circumstances in the besieged northern areas of Gaza are beyond catastrophic.
Hezbollah retaliation in full swing
Hezbollah has conducted fresh reprisal operations against Israeli targets in response to the regime’s atrocities in Gaza and Lebanon. Hezbollah has issued at least 23 statements since dawn regarding the retaliatory operations. In their latest military action, Resistance fighters targeted several gatherings of Israeli troops in northern settlements, including Zar'it and Shomera.
Iran regional diplomacy
The Iranian foreign minister has set off for Bahrain as part of his tour of regional countries for talks and consultations on regional issues. Abbas Araghchi is heading a delegation to Manama. He will then head for Kuwait in what would be the final leg of his latest flurry of regional visits. In just over two weeks, the top Iranian diplomat has been to Lebanon, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iraq, Oman, Jordan, Egypt and Turkey.
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