According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, Israeli forces opened fire on people trying to return to their homes under ceasefire agreements for Lebanon and Gaza, killing at least 11 people and a Palestinian in Lebanon, Lebanon. According to the Ministry of Health.
Israeli authorities also ordered Palestinian refugees to evacuate their offices in East Jerusalem by Thursday, before a full ban on operations in Israel, which could endanger relief operations in Gaza at a critical time.
Lebanon includes provisions for civilians who are displaced to fight to fight for two separate deals to stop fighting with Hamas in Lebanon and Hamas.
But Israel said it would not allow people to return to any area, accusing Hamas and the Lebanese army of accusing the two ceasefire agreements of violating key promises.
In Gaza, a crowd of thousands gathered overnight near an important Israeli checkpoint, an inner route to a wide military transit that now cuts the strip into two. They were anxious to see if something had escaped fighting, or escaped from refugee camps and temporary shelters, even if only for tents in the ruins of their former homes.
On Sunday morning, he was still waiting, Israel accused Hamas of delaying the release of the hostages of the hostages and violating the terms of the ceasefire agreement. They were expected to be free on Saturday, when four soldiers returned to Israel.
“The fate of more than one million people is affiliated with one person at the beginning of the war. “Look how valuable we are? We are useless, “he told the Associate Press.
Hamas said it had provided evidence that the Jews were alive and accused Israel of using its status as “excuse” to break the terms of the deal.
In Lebanon, citizens joined the convoy before leaving for the border villages despite warning by the Israeli army that they would “be threatened”.
According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, Israeli forces opened fire on protesters trying to reach the villages, killing at least 11 people, including a Lebanese soldier, and injuring 83. Several people were also arrested by Israeli forces.
Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday that the Lebanese state had not yet “fully enforced” the agreement to secure the South, which means that Hezbollah withdrew the river Latani. The Israeli Prime Minister said that Israeli military presence would be increased in 60 days, which was initially agreed.
In the videos, there was a tension between Israeli soldiers and tanks and the Lebanese crowd, waving banners and chanting slogans. A woman stood a few meters away from Israeli soldiers, who fired warning shots on the ground in front of her when she screamed: “Go back to your country! Return to your family!”
Women and children, including children, hoisted Hezbollah flags in front of Israeli tanks and photographed former Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in September.
Lebanese president, Joseph Aun, said on Sunday that “the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Lebanon is non -negotiation” and they are following the issue to ensure the rights and dignity of Lebanese citizens.
Lebanese troops said with civilian protesters in the border villages trying to save Israel from fire. In the eastern part of the border, Lebanese troops tried to prevent residents from returning to protect themselves.
Sunday’s protest was the first time that many citizens entered their villages along the Lebanese Israeli border since Israel announced their operation in southern Lebanon in September.
Satellite analysis shows that many villages along the border were lacking in Israeli blasts. Israel said the attacks were meant to end Hezbollah’s infrastructure. Critics accused Israel of setting up Lebanon’s adjoining parts, trying to create a buffer zone to protect its north.
Despite the ceasefire agreement, Israel has shown more than 350 airstrikes in Lebanon, saying it aims to stop Hezbollah’s activity. Hezbollah MP Ali Fayed said this week that if Israel did not withdraw until January 26, “it would mean ending the ceasefire agreement”.
Israeli efforts to close the UNRWA are likely to increase tensions on a ceasefire agreement, including providing an increase in aid in Gaza.
The agency is the largest provider in the enclave, with a large network of thousands of employees that cannot be easily changed. Rescue groups have said that their work in Gaza would be more difficult without it.
The UNRWA also provides Palestinian refugee camps in the West Bank and most of the East Jerusalem, providing school education, health care and even trash, which had some clear plans about If these important services can be changed if suddenly shutters.
The ban on UNRWA approved by the Israeli parliament is to be implemented at the end of the month, after the day when the agency was ordered to vacate its offices in occupied East Jerusalem. The UNRWA said it would not leave.
The UNRWA said in a statement: “The UN is unacceptable in the premises and enjoy the privileges and immunization under the UN Charter,” he added, adding that Israel as a member of the United States is responsible. Was obliged.
“Israeli officials claim that the UNRWA has no right to occupy the premises. They promote anti -NRWA statements, and risk agency facilities and personnel.
There have been repeated attacks on the UN agency, especially on their premises in East Jerusalem. Last May, the premises were attacked by a crowd, in which the UNRWA said that armed men were chanting slogans of ‘burning the United Nations’.
