Hamas Calls for Global 'Days of Rage' Amid Gaza Crisis
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS French by baba
Hamas has called for three "global days of rage" from November 13-15, following floods that destroyed tents in Gaza and worsened living conditions for the displaced. Israel views this as an attempt to pressure it for reconstruction before disarmament. The IDF and COGAT report delivering over 91,000 tents and 8,200 trucks of winter aid to Gaza, while accusing Hamas of diverting some supplies.
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- Hamas called for three "global days of rage" from November 13 to November 15.
- Flooding in Gaza destroyed tents, worsening conditions for displaced people before winter.
- Israel views the Hamas call as pressure for reconstruction before disarmament.
- The IDF and COGAT report delivering over 91,000 tents and 8,200 trucks of winter aid to Gaza.
- Israeli authorities accuse Hamas of diverting humanitarian aid.
Hamas has called for three "global days of rage" to take place from Friday, November 13, to Sunday, November 15. This call for demonstrations follows severe flooding in the Gaza Strip that destroyed tents, worsening the living conditions for displaced residents as winter approaches.
Israeli authorities interpret Hamas's mobilization as an effort to increase international pressure on Israel. They believe Hamas aims to expedite the reconstruction of housing and infrastructure before the group's disarmament.
However, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and COGAT, the Israeli Defense Ministry body responsible for coordinating activities in the territories, state that over 91,000 tents and more than 8,200 trucks carrying winter supplies, including blankets and tarpaulins, have entered Gaza since the commencement of their winter preparedness program. Israeli authorities also accuse Hamas of diverting some of the humanitarian aid.
The COGAT's winter preparation efforts for Gaza have included the delivery of 91,000 tents and 8,200 trucks of supplies.
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