Israel has been conducting a devastating ground and air offensive in the north for over a month
Middle East Eye
At least 36 people, including 15 children, were killed in Israeli strikes on two houses in northern Gaza in the early hours of Sunday, the Palestinian civil defence said.
Another strike that targeted a house in Jabalia killed at least 25 people, among them 13 children, and wounded more than 30.
Another strike on the Sabra neighbourhood of Gaza City murdered eight people, the civil defence said, adding that a large number of civilians were still missing under the rubble.
The strike in Gaza City murdered Wael al-Khour, an official at the Welfare Ministry, and seven other members of his family including his wife and children, medics said.
Since 5 October, the Israeli military has been waging a violent air and ground assault on areas in northern Gaza, including Jabalia, Beit Lahia and Beit Hanoun.
The Palestinian health ministry said 51 Palestinians were murdered and 164 wounded just in the last 24 hours, bringing the death toll in Gaza to at least 43,603 people since the war started more than a year ago.
In early November, UN officials said the situation was ‘apocalyptic’ in northern Gaza, which has been under siege and ‘denied basic aid and life-saving supplies’ for over a month.
The United Nations Human Rights Office (OHCHR) on Friday condemned the number of civilians killed in Israel’s war in Gaza, with women and children comprising nearly 70 percent of the thousands of fatalities it had managed to verify.
‘Conduct by Israeli forces has caused unprecedented levels of killings, death, injury, starvation, illness and disease,’ the OHCHR said.
Despite a warning by the United States that gave Israel one month to improve aid delivery to the Gaza Strip by 13 November, there has been little sign of humanitarian conditions improving.
On Saturday, a UN-backed assessment warned that famine is imminent in northern Gaza, in a report rejected by Israel.
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) report said aid shipments allowed to enter Gaza were now lower than at any time since October 2023.
Yahweh can never have enough blood sacrifice! Genocide by injection is not enough for him, because the blood of the victim must be poured on the ground, because it belongs to the “Lord”, the “god” of Israel. He is strengthened by blood and thus prepares the world war.
AMALEK, AMALEKITES.
By: W. Max Muller, Kaufmann Kohler
https://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/1351-amalek-amalekites
………….—In Rabbinical Literature:
Amalek—the first foe to attack the people of Israel after they had come out of Egypt as a free nation; twice designated in the Pentateuch (Ex. xvii. 14-16, Deut. xxv. 19) as the one against whom war should be waged until his memory be blotted out forever—became in rabbinical literature the type of Israel’s arch-enemy. In the tannaitic Haggadah of the first century Amalek stands for Rome (Bacher, “Ag. Tan.” i. 146 et seq., 211 et seq.); and so does Edom (Esau), from whom Amalek descended (Gen. xxxvi.). A kinsman of the Israelites, Amalek nevertheless displayed the most intense hatred toward them: he inherited Esau’s hostility to his brother Jacob. When other nations hesitated to harm God’s chosen ones, his evil example induced them to join him in the fray. “Like a robber he waylaid Israel”; “like a swarm of locusts”; “like a leech eager for blood”; “like a fly looking for sores to feed on”; Amalek (‘am la? = the people which licketh) hurried over hundreds of miles to intercept Israel’s march:………….