13.07.2024 16:00
Israel has launched an attack on the El-Mevasi area in Gaza, which it claims to be "safe". The Tel Aviv administration has found an excuse to cover up the horrific massacre, in which at least 71 people were killed and 289 injured. The Israeli army claims that Palestinian leaders were targeted in the attack, but Hamas has denied these allegations. In a statement from Hamas, it was emphasized that Israel continues to commit "Nazi genocide" against the Palestinian people.
Hamas denied allegations that it targeted Palestinian leaders in its attack on the El-Mevasi area, which is designated as a "safe zone" for displaced Palestinians in Gaza, where they sought refuge from the Israeli army.
In a written statement by Hamas, it was stated that "The occupying Israeli forces have not targeted Palestinian leaders for the first time. It was later proven that this is a lie."
"ISRAEL IS TRYING TO COVER UP THE SCALE OF THE MASSACRE"
Hamas rejected allegations that Palestinian leaders were targeted in Israel's attack on the El-Mevasi area, which is referred to as a "safe zone" in Han Yunus. In a statement by Hamas, it was evaluated as an attempt by Israel to cover up the "horrendous scale of the massacre" it carried out.
"ISRAEL CONTINUES THE NAZI GENOCIDE"
In a statement describing the massacre in the Mevasi area in Han Yunus as an ongoing "Nazi genocide" against the Palestinian people, it was emphasized that the US administration is a "direct accomplice" in this crime. The attacks carried out by Israel in the Mevasi area were strongly condemned.
WHAT HAPPENED?
The Israeli army claimed that the attack on the Mevasi area in Han Yunus, which is designated as a "safe zone" for displaced Palestinians, targeted the leader of Hamas' armed wing, Muhammed ed-Dayf, and other relevant individuals. The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that 71 people were killed and 289 were injured in the attack carried out by the Israeli army with warplanes on the El-Mevasi area. Mahmoud Basal, the spokesperson for the Palestinian Civil Defense Unit in Gaza, stated that Israel classified the Mevasi area in the Gaza Strip as a "safe zone" for Palestinians before its attack, which caused the deaths of dozens of people.
ISRAEL'S OCCUPATION OF GAZA
Hamas' armed wing, the Izzeddin al-Qassam Brigades, launched a comprehensive attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, in response to continuous violations against Palestinians and sacred values, especially the Al-Aqsa Mosque. Since October 7, Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip have resulted in the deaths of at least 38,345 Palestinians, including 15,694 children and 10,279 women, and 88,295 people have been injured. It is reported that there are still thousands of dead under the rubble, and hospitals and educational institutions where people sought refuge are being targeted, causing destruction to civilian infrastructure.