Gaza Strip

On the same day that he promised the negotiations, he confirmed the plan presented to him by the Israeli army to "take the city of Gaza and defeat Hamas." 

Last night, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu ordered the army to shorten the deadlines for taking Gaza City in advance of the start of the invasion. It is estimated that about one million people live in Gaza City and a large part of the rest of the population (a total of 2.1 million people) in the southern Gaza Strip.

The Israeli Army spokesman said they control access to the city and have concentrated forces in nearby neighborhoods.

Hundreds of followers of the Irish rap group Kneecap have received at the Westminster Court in London a Liam Og O Hannaidh, who is accused of supporting a terrorist group after allegedly showing a Hizbullah flag during a concert.

The UN has denounced total impunity for attacks on humanitarian workers and has denounced the slowness and apathy of the international community.

Organized by Bilboko Konpartsak, dozens of people have denounced the "genocide that Israel is committing." They have formed the mosaic along with the sound of sirens, and have told organizations, parties, and companies that the capital of Bizkaia "sympathizes with Palestine."

According to the proposal, the armed group would accept a 60-day ceasefire in exchange for the release of 10 Israeli hostages and massive aid to the Gazatis. For the time being, Israel has not issued a statement on the matter.

Before the start of another bat offensive in Gaza, therelatives of the 20 hostages who could remain in the hands of Hamas have asked Prime MinisterBinyamin Netanyahu    Tel Avive.

According to data provided by the Ministry of Health in Gaza, 108 of them are children.

If the plan were to be undertaken, it would be an important step towards making the separation between the North and the South of Israel a reality. Human rights groups and members of the international community have criticized these claims for years because it would expel indigenous Palestinians.

Two Palestinian refugee children attended the UEFA Supercup final between Paris Saint-Germain and Tottenham, together with UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin.

Aitor Zabalgogearra, who has spent eight weeks in Gaza working as emergency coordinator for Médecins sans Frontières, has said that, after 22 months, "people have lost hope and hunger is increasing." Zabalgogeaskoa has experienced closely what happens at the food distribution points that Israel and the United States support.

"Stop killing journalists in Gaza," read on a banner in English, Arabic and Hebrew. Journalists have been gathered for half an hour in silence outside the headquarters of the National Association of Israeli Journalists.

At a media meeting in Bilbao, the Director-General of Médecins sans Frontières until 2012 and current emergency coordinator, Aitor Zabalgogearra, described the last eight weeks he has been in Gaza. Tonight he will be interviewed in the news "Gaur Egun" to explain the situation in the Gaza Strip. 

"If these words come to them, know that Israel has succeeded in killing me and silencing my voice," thus begins the farewell letter written by Al Jazeera journalist Anas al-Sharif.

The Israeli Army has attacked a media tent in Gaza City, killing at least seven people. The UN denounced a "defamation campaign" against the Al Yazira informant.

The United Kingdom, France, Denmark, Greece and Slovenia have warned of the danger to the hostages and have stressed that the humanitarian situation in Gaza would worsen.

"This is the best way to accelerate the end of this war," the Israeli Prime Minister said, adding that there is no famine in Gaza and that everything is "a campaign of distortion."

The Bilbao-Palestine popular initiative has concentrated in the Circular Square to call for the release of Palestine and denounce Netanyahu for "crimes against humanity."