The government media office in Gaza said the four-day ceasefire revealed the extent of the massive destruction caused by the Israeli war machine, affecting 2.4 million people living in extremely difficult conditions in all aspects of life in the Gaza Strip.

The media office said on Monday evening that “dozens of martyrs were rescued from the rubble or buried after their bodies were recovered from the streets, raising the number of martyrs to 15,000. And more than 4,000 women,” according to the Palestinian “Safa” press agency.

According to the office, “the number of martyrs of medical personnel, including a doctor, a nurse and a paramedic, reached 207, and 26 civil defense personnel were martyred besides 70 journalists.”

During a press conference, the office added, “The number of massacres committed by the criminal occupation army was more than 1,400, while the number of casualties reached more than 36 thousand wounded, more than 75% of whom were women and children, more than 7,000 including more than 4,700 children and women.” In addition to the number of missing, there are still under the rubble.

The number of destroyed government headquarters reached 103, while 266 schools were destroyed, of which 67 were out of service. The number of mosques completely destroyed reached 88, and 174 mosques were partially destroyed by the occupying forces, with an additional 3 churches targeted.

Regarding material damage, the office indicated that 50,000 houses were completely demolished and 240,000 houses were subject to partial demolition, meaning that more than 60% of the houses in the Gaza Strip were affected by the Israeli occupation. Gaza, total and partial demolition and uninhabitable.

The media office stated that the health sector is still experiencing a very dangerous phase in light of the assertion that the occupying army has a planned and deliberate plan to target hospitals, health centers and all medical institutions and aim to eliminate the health sector completely. Especially in Gaza and Northern Governorates.

Deliberate bombing of hospitals indicated that 26 hospitals and 55 health centers were targeted, 56 ambulances were out of service and dozens were out of service.

The occupation has not stopped targeting Al-Shifa, Al-Randisi and Al-Nasr Hospitals for Children, Psychiatric Hospital and Al-Quds, Al-Randisi and Al-Turki Hospitals. Medical staff led by Director General of Al-Shifa Medical Complex, Muhammad Abu Salamiya.

The Information Office said that Israel and the international community bear full responsibility for the heinous atrocities committed as part of the Israeli occupation against the Gaza Strip, hospitals and medical teams.

The United Nations and the Israeli occupation bear full responsibility for the arrest and life and safety of the medical staff led by the Director General of Al-Shifa Medical Complex, Muhammad Abu Salamiya. And all prisoners.

In light of the humanitarian cease-fire agreement, which will continue for two more days, the media office called for the urgent and immediate restoration and rehabilitation of all hospitals destroyed by the occupation, warning that the health situation continues. A humanitarian disaster.

He called upon the civil defense teams to introduce the necessary equipment and machinery so that they can recover the bodies of hundreds of martyrs who are still under the rubble.

The government media office warned of a new environmental disaster with the entry of a depression, the start of rains and the targeting of encroachment and sewage plants, threatening to completely submerge thousands of homes in Gaza and the north. Gaza rules as a result of the occupiers blocking the supply of fuel to the two governorates.

The 800,000 Palestinian citizens in Gaza and Northern Gaza provinces are living in harsh conditions and severe shortages of water, food, medicine and basic necessities of life, especially in the complete absence of international relief agencies, the vandalism of hospitals, and the complete destruction of the health sector.

Finally, the Media Office appeals to the Arab and Islamic countries and all countries of the free world to intervene immediately and quickly to find quick solutions to shelter those who lost their homes during this occupation in the Gaza Strip.

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On Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, along with American billionaire Elon Musk, visited Kibbutz Kfar Assa and other areas around the Gaza Strip.

“The prime minister briefed Musk on the horrors of the kibbutz massacre during the events of Saturday, October 7,” Netanyahu’s office said in a statement.

Netanyahu and Musk visited the Itamari family home, where Musk heard about Avigail Aiden (age 4), whose parents were killed and kidnapped to Gaza and released on Sunday.

At the end of the visit, the Israeli prime minister and the American billionaire toured the kibbutz, whose residents “suffered most of the atrocities on October 7,” according to Netanyahu’s office.

Netanyahu, who met with Musk in California on September 18, urged him to strike a balance between protecting freedom of expression and fighting hate speech after controversy over anti-Semitic content at Platform X.

Musk reiterated his previous statements that he is against anti-Semitism and anything that “incites hatred and conflict” and does not promote hate speech on the X platform.

During that visit, about 200 people protested Israel’s right-wing government’s attempts to limit the powers of Israeli courts. They gathered in front of Tesla’s factory in California where the meeting was taking place.

On November 15, Musk approved a post

The White House condemned the “despicable promotion of racism and anti-Semitism that runs counter to our fundamental values ​​as Americans.”

Major US companies have temporarily stopped advertising on X’s website.

The conspiracy theory claims that Jewish people and leftists are creating ethnic and cultural changes with non-white immigrants that will lead to “white genocide.”

Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia have increased in the United States and around the world, as well as during the war that broke out between Israel and Hamas seven weeks ago.

Since the outbreak of the war, anti-Semitism incidents in the United States have increased by nearly 400 percent compared to the same period the previous year, according to the Anti-Defamation League, a non-profit organization that fights anti-Semitism.

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Qatar, Egypt and the United States are pushing to extend the ceasefire beyond Monday, but it remains unclear whether this will happen, while clashes and mutual recriminations threaten to undermine the existing agreement.

Hamas has said it wants to extend the ceasefire, which enters its fourth and final day on Monday, if serious efforts are made to increase the number of Palestinian prisoners Israel releases.

Israel released 39 Palestinian prisoners on Sunday, bringing the total number of Palestinian prisoners freed since the start of the ceasefire to 117.

Hamas said it had handed over 13 Israelis, 3 Thais and a Russian citizen, and the International Committee of the Red Cross confirmed on Sunday that it had succeeded in transferring them from Gaza.

On Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with security forces inside the Gaza Strip, where he indicated the campaign was far from over.

Netanyahu’s office said in a statement that he spoke with soldiers and commanders and received a security briefing.

Speaking to US President Joe Biden regarding the release of hostages, Netanyahu also said that he would welcome the extension of the temporary ceasefire if 10 hostages were released per day.

But Netanyahu also told Biden that, at the end of the ceasefire, “we will return with full force to achieve our goals: eliminating Hamas, making sure the Gaza Strip does not return to what it was, and of course freeing all the hostages.”

The killing of a Palestinian farmer in central Gaza highlights the fragility of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

The Palestinian Red Cross said the farmer was killed when Israeli forces targeted him in Makassi refugee camp in the Gaza Strip.

What happened in the past days?

• The four-day ceasefire in Gaza is the first stop in the seven-week war between Israel and Hamas.
• Fighting has erupted since Hamas militants invaded southern Israel on October 7, killing 1,200 people and arresting 240, Israel said.
• In response to the attack, Israel vowed to eliminate Hamas militants who run the Gaza Strip, raining bombs and missiles on the area and launching a ground offensive in the north.
• Palestinian health officials said Saturday that the war has killed about 14,800 people so far, about 40 percent of them children, and displaced hundreds of thousands of Palestinians.