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Hamas Calls for Arab League Emergency Meeting Over Displacement Discussions
Hamas requested an emergency Arab League session after Israeli politicians publicly discussed displacing Gaza's population. The request follows months of restricted supplies and ongoing military operations in Gaza and the West Bank.
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Hamas called on the Arab League to hold an emergency meeting in response to public statements by Israeli politicians about forcibly displacing Gaza's entire population. Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are sheltering in tent camps without utilities or living in damaged buildings.
Israeli forces conducted raids and searches across the occupied West Bank overnight. The military demolished an agricultural building in Duma village south of Nablus and two buildings west of Kafr ad-Dik in Salfit governorate. Dozens of Israeli settlers took over a Palestinian home in Atara north of Ramallah. Israeli forces also stormed al-Khader south of Bethlehem and Nablus city at dawn.
Israel's military said security forces raided Mukhmas village after losing contact with several Israelis who had entered the area. The military stated that extensive searches continue to rule out a security incident. Famine conditions were declared in Gaza City last August.
The Israeli military body COGAT stated that food quantities entering Gaza exceed the nutritional needs of the civilian population.
