Three months after the Hamas attack in Israel, which aggravated the war conflict in the Gaza Strip, the Argentine Zionist Organization (OAS) presented this Sunday a video in which calls for the release of the hostages.
“This attack resulted in more than 1,400 deaths, extensive material and psychological damage and over 249 abductions, of which 129 people still remain in captivity, including children, youth, adults and the elderly, facing unknown conditions,” the entity explained . a declaration. .
The video, it was explained, was produced with the aim of “increasing awareness and awareness of Argentine society in general, seeks to highlight the urgency of addressing this critical situation and draws a parallel between various situations and actions that people carry out on a daily basis, freely. and those who remain prisoners and deprived of liberty in Gaza for 3 months now.”
Through this audiovisual piece, the OAS spreads a strong final message: “We won’t stop until everyone comes back”.
Three months of war
In exactly three months of war, Israel has killed “around 8,000 Hamas terrorists”, the army reported on the Internet on Sunday, ANSA reported.
In the northern sector of the Strip, in an area densely populated by 1.2 million people, a military structure composed of 2 brigades including 12 battalions, with a total strength of 14,000 men, was installed.
In total, in the Gaza Strip, the armed forces have so far found and destroyed between 30,000 and 40,000 weapons and other combat equipment stored in Hamas bunkers, but also in schools, hospitals, mosques and houses.
Two journalists were killed today in an Israeli attack in Khan Yunis, the Palestinian news agency Wafa reported: they are Mustafa Abu Thraya and Hamza Dahdouh. The latter is said to be the son of a well-known Al Jazeera journalist, Wael Al-Dahdouh.
Meanwhile, Hamas’ Ministry of Health announced on Sunday that Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip have resulted in at least 22,835 deaths since the war began on October 7. This new toll includes 113 people who died in the last 24 hours, the Ministry indicated, which also reported 58,416 people injured in the Gaza Strip during the three months of fighting and bombing.
Source: Clarin
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