ISRAEL, TRUMP & HAMAS Complicit in DESTRUCTION of STATE OF PALESTINE. Zionist Invasion inside West Bank, despite the Truce, Ignored by Gaza Fighters (2 video)
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by Fabio Giuseppe Carlo Carisio
A video shared by US President Donald Trump on the social Truth and gone ‘viral’ on Instagram in which we see a Gaza, rebuilt with artificial intelligence, with dream skyscrapers overlooking the sea and dollars raining from the sky.
This is the latest Zionist provocation of the American president who considers human lives as cannon fodder just to please his ally Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Masonic-Zionist Lobby that supports his power from Washington to Rome, from London to Brussels so much so as to ignore the arrest warrant issued against him by the International Criminal Court in The Hague for war crimes.
Gospa News had amply predicted that a porn star criminal like Trump would have abjured every minimum Christian value just to pursue his geopolitical goals, so we were not surprised by the supply of American MK-84 heavy bombs to Israel.
At the same time, it is not surprising that the terrorist organization HAMAS, which had waged war against Al Fatah of the Palestine Liberation Organization to conquer the Gaza Strip, is completely disinterested in the West Bank even though the Israeli Army launched Operation Iron Wall precisely with the excuse of flushing out Hamas terrorists.
The terrorists of Gaza, after having triggered the attack of October 7, 2023 in time to derail the agreements on the Marine Gaza gas fieldbetween Palestine, Israel and Egypt, now only care about the liberation of their prisoners and not about the second genocide that the Zionist regime of Netanyahu is perpetrating in the West Bank to erase the only region under the control of the Palestinian National Authority that represents the territorial legitimacy of the State of Palestine.
On April 10, the Assembly adopted a resolution that – starting from September 10, 2024 – updates the rights of the State of Palestine to the United Nations as an observer State. Urging the Security Council to consider favorably its full membership.
But since then there has been an escalation of Israeli attacks culminating in the invasion of tanks in recent days.
The “Iron Wall” operation
The “Iron Wall” operation in Jenin in the West Bank carries with it a military and political significance of impact, evocative of the strength and power of Israel.
A true doctrine that was developed by Ze’ev Jabotinsky, journalist and writer, in the 1923 essay “The Iron Wall (We and the Arabs)”, and subsequently adopted in practice by most of the political class of Israel.
He was a leader of revisionist Zionism and an admirer of Mussolini, and wrote that Zionist colonization “could develop only behind an iron wall that the native Palestinian population could not violate”. He also believed that between two rights considered equal, force would intervene to determine the winner.
Over time, for the Israeli right, the “iron wall” has become synonymous with the use of force, territorial conquest, the denial of a Palestinian state and the aspiration for a “Greater Israel”from the Mediterranean to the Jordan River. Jabotinsky’s political secretary was Benzion Netanyahu, father of the current prime minister.
The complicit silence of Hamas, which continues the truce with Israel regardless of the fate of this part of Palestine, confirms the suspicions raised by experts in geopolitics and international intelligence according to which Hamas, wrongly supported by Lebanese Hezbollah and Iran, was created, financed and armed by the USA and acts thanks to the conditioning of MOSSAD infiltrators.
Palestine denounced the advances of Israeli forces in the West Bank before the United Nations Human Rights Council.
Palestinian Undersecretary of State for Foreign Affairs Varsen Aghabekian has denounced the advances of Israeli forces in the West Bank before the United Nations Human Rights Council.
“Summary killings and arbitrary arrests continue, colonization is increasing and the occupiers continue to mine what little Palestinian territory remains,” the Undersecretary said. Since October 7, 2023, in areas of the West Bank such as Jenin and Tulkarem, “more than 40,000 Palestinians have been forcibly displaced from refugee camps,” Aghabekian recalled, while in Gaza 180,000 people, mostly women and children, have died or been injured. Two million Gazans have fled their homes and live “at risk of famine, disease and death.”
After condemning the attempts to block the activities of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), Aghabekian thanked all the States “who have courageously faced the machine of destruction with a clear moral and legal position” condemning the crimes committed against women and children” and bringing the Israeli attacks “before the international courts”. “Justice must be done for the children torn apart, the women murdered, the families erased” the Palestinian representative stressed, “the Palestinian State demands that international law be respected and that the institutions be involved to achieve peace and justice”.
Over 30 killed, injured in Israeli raid on West Bank city of Nablus
Israeli forces have killed a Palestinian man and injured more than 30 others after invading the northern West Bank city of Nablus.
Medical sources said Tariq Qasim al-Qassas, 34, died of a critical gunshot wound to the chest, near the western cemetery in Nablus city on Tuesday. According to the official Palestinian news agency WAFA, Israeli forces fired barrages of live ammunition and tear gas toward Palestinians as they stormed Nablus.
Hamas: Deal reached for ‘simultaneous’ release of 4 slain hostages, Palestinian prisoners
Meanwhile Hamas and Israel reached an agreement for the release of four Israeli hostages’ bodies and 602 Palestinian security prisoners, the terror group and an Israeli official said late Tuesday, which would an end to an impasse that risked collapsing the multiphase ceasefire agreement before its first stage was even completed.
“An agreement was reached to resolve the issue of the delayed release of Palestinian prisoners who were supposed to be freed in the last batch,” Hamas said in a statement. “They will be released simultaneously with the bodies of the Israeli prisoners agreed upon for transfer during the first phase, in addition to an equivalent number of Palestinian women and children.”
Israel was supposed to release the Palestinian prisoners on Saturday but has been refusing to do so, citing Hamas violations of the deal during the return of the three Bibas family members’ remains as well as the propaganda ceremonies it has been putting on throughout the hostage releases so far in phase one.
Earlier Tuesday, an Israeli official told The Times of Israel that Hamas has agreed not to hold such ceremonies during the release of the four slain hostages, but similar assurances were given ahead of the release of the Bibas family and body of Oded Lifshitz that were not upheld, leading Jerusalem to refuse to release the Palestinian prisoners before the hostages are freed.
Israeli tanks roll into West Bank first time in 20 years as prelude to forcible annexation
By Maryam Qarehgozlou- originally published by Press TV
In the dimly lit basement of a building in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin, a family huddled together as their home transformed into a war-ravaged prison, the deafening rumble of advancing tanks shaking the ground beneath them and bombs raining down from above.
A distraught mother clutched her children tightly, her heart weighing down with worry and fear. Her husband tried to calm the situation, while old grandparents leaned on one another for comfort.
For years, they witnessed relentless attacks from the Israeli occupying forces. They watched helplessly as their city crumbled around them, their friends and neighbors vanishing into thin air.
However, over the past month, the Israeli military has intensified its aggression in the occupied West Bank, reaching a climax with the recent deployment of tanks in Jenin – the first such occurrence since it launched a bloody crackdown on Palestinians during the Second Intifada (2000-2005).
Failing to achieve any stated military objectives, including the “elimination” of Hamas in Gaza, despite a 15-month-long genocidal onslaught on the besieged territory, Israel was ultimately compelled to accept a ceasefire agreement based on longstanding negotiation terms set forth by Hamas.
Following the humiliating outcome in Gaza and the subsequent truce on January 19, the Israeli regime shifted its focus to the occupied West Bank, beginning its attacks on the city on January 21.
What is Israel doing in the occupied West Bank?
Over the past 36 days, Israeli occupation forces have been raiding Palestinian homes, using bulldozers to destroy vital infrastructure, with particular focus on the northern regions of Jenin and Tulkarem.
The occupation forces have also raided further south in the occupied West Bank, hitting Kobar and Silwad north of Ramallah, the Beitunia neighborhood of Ramallah, and al-Khalil.
Palestinians say the regime is employing war tactics in the occupied West Bank, similar to those previously used in Gaza, as evidenced by the military’s deployment of tanks, widespread destruction in the Jenin refugee camp, carving out of roadways and plans to establish a base.
Jenin Mayor Mohammed Jarrar last week condemned the Israeli army’s adoption of “a pattern of random destruction” in the camp and its surroundings, effectively rendering the area “uninhabitable.”
Reports indicate that over 40,000 Palestinians have been forcibly uprooted from their homes in the refugee camps of Jenin, Tulkarem, Nur Shams, and Al-Fara’a – marking the largest displacement in the occupied West Bank since the 1967 war when Israel occupied territories west of the Jordan River, including East al-Quds and the Gaza Strip.
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The forcibly displaced Palestinians are now living in dire conditions in makeshift accommodations in overcrowded schools and mosques in the occupied city.
Nihad al-Shawish, head of the Nur Shams camp services committee, spoke about the plight of remaining residents in the refugee camp, who are trapped and struggling to access essential resources.
“The Civil Defence, the Red Crescent, and the Palestinian security forces brought them some food yesterday but the army is still bulldozing and destroying the camp,” he said last week.
According to the Israeli advocacy group Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), there is a dire shortage of food, power, and medical supplies in the occupied West Bank and the Israeli army is “obstructing Red Crescent vehicles and humanitarian services, delaying their ability to provide first aid or transport patients to hospitals for treatment.”
WHOLE REPORTAGE CONTINUES HERE
By Maryam Qarehgozlou- originally published by Press TV
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