The Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah called for this Wednesday to be a day of “unprecedented anger” against Israel and called on the population to take to the streets considering that “the complaints are no longer enough,” after the bombing that took place against a hospital in Gaza.

“Let tomorrow, Wednesday, be a day of unprecedented anger against the enemy and its crimes, and against the visit of (US President Joe) Biden to the Zionist entity to cover and protect it,” urged the political and armed movement in a statement after the death of more than 500 people in the bombing.

“All the statements of condemnation and denunciations are no longer enough, and we call on the people of our Arab and Islamic nation to take immediate action in the streets and squares to express their intense anger and put pressure on governments,” adds the note.

The Shiite group considered that the attack on the Gaza hospital is a “continuation of the massacres” committed by Israel since its founding and accused Washington of being “directly and fully” responsible for the bombing, as well as the rest of the “crimes” of the Jewish state.

A bombing on a hospital in central Gaza caused at least 500 deaths this Tuesday, while air attacks on the Strip continue and many civilians take refuge in health centers to protect themselves from the bombs, denounced the Islamist movement Hamas, which controls the Palestinian enclave.

The Israeli military said the explosion at the hospital was due to a failed rocket launch by Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) militants into Israel.

This is the attack with the highest number of fatalities committed since the war broke out on October 7 between the Palestinian militias of Gaza and Israel, within which Hezbollah is engaged in cross attacks with the Jewish State from its side of the border with the Libano.

The Foreign Minister of Jordan, Ayman Safadi, has announced that the Arab country is canceling the summit scheduled this Wednesday with the president of the United States, Joe Biden, in Amman after the bombing reported by the Gazan authorities against a hospital in the north of the Gaza Strip, in which hundreds of people have died so far.

The king of Jordan, Abdullah II, the Egyptian president, Abdel Fattá al Sisi, and the president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, were going to attend the summit, in addition to the aforementioned Biden, according to The Times of Israel newspaper.

The authorities of the Gaza Strip, controlled by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), reported this Tuesday the death of at least 500 people in a bombing of the Al Ahli hospital, located in the north of the enclave.

For its part, the Israeli Army has assured that the missile that hit the hospital was launched by mistake by Islamic Jihad.. Likewise, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accused the “barbaric Gaza terrorists” of the event.

The plane in which German Chancellor Olaf Scholz was traveling was evacuated this Tuesday amid a threat of attack upon arrival at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv (Israel).

Scholz, visiting Israel, was forced to take refuge in an air raid shelter when the sirens announcing a missile attack sounded in Tel Aviv.

According to witnesses to the events, Scholz remained in the shelter for a few minutes.

The Russian network RT reported that the German delegation led by Scholz was getting ready to leave for Egypt when the sirens sounded at Ben Gurion airport.

In the center of the city, several explosions were heard caused by the Iron Dome anti-missile defense system in response to launches made by the Islamist group Hamas.

The TVE News Council announced this Tuesday the opening of an investigation to try to clarify whether there was 'malpractice' in the images broadcast live on the program 'Mañaneros' on TVE's La 1, within the framework of the investigation into the disappearance of the young man from Córdoba Álvaro Prieto.

In a statement, the internal body of the public corporation's workers has explained the decision to initiate the investigation “given the seriousness of what happened”, pointing out at the same time that it will be analyzed whether in the preparation and broadcast of this information in the morning of La 1 failed to comply with the deontological principles included in the Information Statute and in the RTVE style manual.

“We consider that these images should never have been broadcast,” said the News Council, which has rejected the live broadcast of the images of the young man from Córdoba.. “We greatly regret the pain caused to his family and friends, and also for the impact caused on viewers by such harsh images,” the statement added.

RTVE “deeply regretted” the images broadcast live this Monday on 'Mañaneros'. “Images that should never have been broadcast,” the public corporation said in a statement, in which it highlighted that the program, after apologizing live, has already made all the audiovisual material in its possession available to the Police and has ordered the immediate withdrawal of its digital broadcast. Likewise, RTVE has reported that it has opened an internal investigation.

The presenter of 'Mañaneros' on Spanish Television (TVE), Jaime Cantizano, also apologized for the live broadcast of the images of the corpse. “At this point in our program, before continuing, on behalf of this group we want to apologize,” he said during the broadcast of La 1's morning program.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blamed the “barbaric terrorists from Gaza” on Tuesday for the attack on a hospital in the Strip in which at least 500 Palestinians died this Tuesday.. “Let the whole world know: the barbaric terrorists of Gaza are the only ones who attacked the hospital in Gaza, not the Army,” the prime minister said in a statement.

Thus, Prime Minister Netanyahu recalled the brutal Hamas offensive on October 7 against southern Israel, where they killed hundreds of people, and pointed out that those responsible for that event are also the authors of the bombing. about the Gaza hospital. “Those who brutally murdered our children also murder their children,” the Israeli president stressed.

In this sense, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) assured this Tuesday that the explosion at the Al Ahli hospital was caused by a failed missile launched by Islamic Jihad, a terrorist organization that supported the Hamas offensive against Israel in the past. October 7. “According to the analysis of the IDF operational systems, a barrage of enemy rockets was launched towards Israel, which passed through the vicinity of the hospital, when it was hit,” the Israeli Army reported in a statement in which it ensures that “several “Intelligence sources” attribute the authorship to Islamic Jihad.

The authorities of the Gaza Strip, controlled by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), have reported hours before the death of at least 500 people after an Israeli attack on the aforementioned Al Ahli hospital.. The WHO has reported that the center was still operational and wounded, health personnel and internally displaced people were taking refuge there.

On October 7, Hamas launched an attack by air and land against Israel that left at least 1,400 dead and took the opportunity to take some 200 people hostage.. Islamic Jihad supported the offensive of the Palestinian militia. Israel shortly later announced an operation in response to what happened.

The Palace of Versailles in France has had to be evacuated again due to a bomb threat, so it will remain closed throughout the day. In this way, visitors have had to be evicted from the premises for the second time in just four days.

“For security reasons, the Palace of Versailles is evacuating visitors today and closing its doors,” the establishment announced on its X social network account (formerly known as Twitter).

Last Saturday, the castle had to be evacuated, as well as the Louvre Museum, after receiving a written message warning of a bomb threat.

As Israel's bombs fell on Gaza, its buildings and inhabitants, Hamas called for global jihad. The response has not been massive but it has been immediate: in recent days several attacks have taken place shouting “Allah is great”. Belgium, France, China and Spain (Mataró) have been the scenarios.

It was last Wednesday when the founder of Hamas, Khaled Meshal, the political leader of its fighters, called on Muslims around the world to take to the streets on Friday and turn the day “into a day of anger” against Israel in response to the bombings in the Gaza Strip.

The message from Meshal, who led the terrorist group between 2014 and 2017, led several capitals around the world to strengthen their security measures.. It was about preventing possible actions by individuals known as “lone wolves.”. Despite this, violent attacks, of greater or lesser magnitude, have taken place in Brussels, Arras, Beijing and Mataró.

Belgium, two Swedish citizens

At least two people have died and several more were injured by firearms in an incident late Monday afternoon near Sainctelette Square in Brussels, a busy area, close to the Grand Place.. A man, dressed in a bright orange jacket, opened fire “indiscriminately” and killed two Swedish citizens.

This Tuesday, the Belgian police “neutralized” the perpetrator of the attack with a shot to the chest. The Federal Prosecutor's Office has confirmed that the individual was found having a coffee in the center of Brussels. After a shooting, the individual was admitted to a hospital in critical condition and died hours later.

The deceased were two Swedish fans who had come to Brussels for the soccer match between the Belgian and Swedish national teams, corresponding to the qualifying phase of the Euro 2024 Championship.. The match did not resume after the end of the first half for security reasons when the attack became known.

It's not coincidental. Islamists have accused Sweden of disrespecting the Koran and authorizing public burnings of its holy book.. Since mid-July, there have been strong protests in the Islamic world, the most virulent being in Baghdad, when hundreds of protesters attacked and burned down the Swedish embassy in protest of the summons of Salwan Momika, an Iraqi refugee welcomed by Sweden since 2019, who announced a burning of the Koran in Stockholm.

A Tunisian who requested asylum in Belgium

According to the explanations of the Belgian Minister of Justice, Van Quickenborne, the alleged murderer was identified as Abdesalem L., a 45-year-old Tunisian who requested asylum in Belgium in November 2019.. He was known to police for “suspicious actions” such as human trafficking and illegal residence.

“In July 2016, through a foreign police service, we were sent unconfirmed information that the man had become radicalized and wanted to go to a jihadist conflict zone,” Quickenborne said.. However, there were never concrete signs of radicalization, according to the Belgian investigation services.

In October 2020 he received a negative decision on his asylum application and shortly after disappeared from the radar. In June 2022 he was seen in a mosque in Brussels, but did not raise suspicions. In early 2023, a resident of an asylum center was allegedly threatened by this man via social media. Abdesalem L. She had been convicted in Tunisia, but not for terrorism but for criminal offenses.

France, a teacher again

Last Friday, a stabbing took place at a Gambetta-Carnot high school in Arras (northern France) that left a teacher dead and three others injured.. The deceased was Dominique Bernard, a teacher at that center.

The alleged perpetrator, identified as Mohamed M. and booked by the authorities for his possible danger, he was immediately detained, within an investigation that has also led to eight other arrests.. This former student would have entered the school and slit the teacher's throat shouting “Allahu Akbar” (God is the greatest). He was immediately detained, as part of an investigation that led to eight other arrests.

A former student of Chechen origin

Mohamed M. He is 20 years old, is of Chechen origin and was booked by the authorities for his possible danger.. An older brother of the attacker was also arrested.. The murder, in any case, is considered a terrorist attack.

The following Monday, the Gambetta-Carnot institute in Arras had to be evacuated due to a bomb alert. Everything happened after France raised the anti-terrorist alert. During the weekend there were other evacuations in emblematic places such as the Palace of Versailles or the Louvre Museum in Paris.

The Arras attack took place three days after the third anniversary of the death of Samuel Paty, a French teacher who was beheaded by the father of one of his high school students for showing a caricature of Muhammad.

China, an employee of the Israeli embassy

An employee of the Israeli embassy in Beijing (China) was stabbed on Friday in the middle of the street. The 50-year-old man was assaulted on a street in the Chaoyang district by another 53-year-old man who was immediately arrested.

It happened in the middle of the street, outside a supermarket.. In a video that recorded the attack, a police officer is heard identifying himself as an agent and the embassy employee crawls a few meters leaving a trail of blood after being stabbed.

The attacked person, a worker at the Israeli Embassy in China, was admitted to a hospital in Beijing in serious condition.. Hours later, the Israeli Foreign Ministry indicated that he was stable.. The man is recovering from his injuries.

Spain, a man with psychological problems

This Sunday, the Mossos d'Esquadra arrested a man in Mataró (Barcelona) for attacking two people with a machete while shouting “Allah Akbar” (Allah is great). He did it after damaging several vehicles. None of those attacked suffered serious injuries: one was able to flee and the other was injured in the arm while trying to protect himself.

The events occurred around 8:00 p.m. on Sunday on the Mata de Mataró highway, when a man was walking down the street with a machete, chasing several people and causing damage to some vehicles.

Some witnesses claim that the man, who suffers from psychological problems, was shouting “Allah Akbar”, although Mossos sources consulted by EFE have ruled out that he had a terrorist motivation.

Tension increases at the gates of the Gaza Strip as Israel prepares a large-scale offensive against the terrorist organization Hamas in response to the terrorist attacks on October 7 in Israeli territory.. Israeli troops will try with their ground offensive to free the hostages captured by Hamas and end their presence in Gaza. Meanwhile, more than two million Palestinians suffer the consequences of a conflict that the West views with concern about a possible escalation of violence in the Middle East.

This war, the first that Israel has fought since Yom Kippur in 1973, writes a new chapter in the long Arab-Israeli conflict and threatens to provoke an unprecedented humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, while the world holds its breath in the face of the confrontation. between Hamas and Israel and the possible consequences at the international level.

Hamas attack on Israeli territory

On October 7, Hamas launched a major attack from Gaza, dubbed by the terrorist organization as the “Al-Aqsa Flood”, coinciding with the Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah. As around 2,200 rockets fired from Gaza reached Israeli territory, Hamas militants attacked the border with vehicles and troops, killing hundreds of Israeli civilians at the kibbutzim and at a music festival near the Gaza border.

In addition to the killings, Hamas took approximately 150 civilians hostage, including the elderly, children and babies.. Approximately 1,300 civilians and soldiers were killed by Hamas during the attack, according to the BBC.

Israel declares a state of war

The Hamas attacks prompted an immediate response from Israel, which declared a state of war and began Operation 'Iron Sword'.. The Israeli army mobilized to reinforce the borders, surround the Gaza Strip and search for Hamas terrorists who had remained in Israeli territory.

After regaining control throughout its territory, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) began bombing targets in Gaza, including residential buildings, communication towers, hospitals and military compounds, in addition to cutting off the supply of water, electricity and food to the Gaza Strip. Gazan territory, one of the most densely populated in the world with more than two million inhabitants.

On October 13, the Israeli army issued an evacuation notice for Palestinians from the northern Gaza Strip (more than a million inhabitants including Gaza City) to the south of the territory while the Israelis prepare a major ground offensive. to rescue hostages and “dismantle” Hamas. The airstrikes and siege on Gaza have not ceased while the ground invasion of the strip appears imminent.

Humanitarian catastrophe for two million Palestinians

The war against Hamas and the Israeli offensive on Gaza has raised concern in the international community about the consequences it will have for the more than two million Palestinians who reside in the strip.. The population density and the infiltration of Hamas and its structures in urban areas explain the consequences of the Israeli bombings, which have resulted in the death of more than 2,800 Gazans, according to the BBC.

The blockade of supplies to Gaza, as well as the evacuation notice from the north of the region, have turned the strip into a “total catastrophe”, according to Doctors Without Borders and CNN.. The United Nations Agency for Palestinian Refugees has assured that the situation has turned Gaza “into a hellhole on the verge of collapse”. The millions of Palestinians called to evacuate northern Gaza have nowhere to go while the Rafah border crossing (Egypt) remains closed and the lack of supplies turns the situation into an unprecedented humanitarian crisis in the region.

The West condemns Hamas and calls on Israel to respect human rights in Gaza

Faced with the war between Hamas and Israel and the situation of the Palestinians in Gaza, Western governments have shown their support for Israel, although recently they have clarified that their response against Hamas must occur “within international law and humanitarian law.” , as stated in the Council of Europe statement that urges Hamas to “immediately release” the hostages and highlights the importance of protecting humanitarian aid to civilians in Gaza. The EU also states its commitment to “a lasting and sustainable peace based on the two-state solution.”

For its part, the United States has reaffirmed its support for Israel and has sent military personnel, such as the largest aircraft carrier in the world, to the eastern Mediterranean as a deterrent to other actors such as Iran or the Lebanese militia Hezbollah from intervening in the conflict.. While the White House expressed its support for the Jewish State, President Biden clarified that Hamas “does not represent all of the Palestinian people” and called a possible Israeli invasion of Gaza “a big mistake.”

Israel prepares for ground offensive in Gaza

The efforts of the international community to achieve a ceasefire that would allow humanitarian aid to be provided in Gaza have not been fruitful, according to Reuters, while Israel keeps the strip under siege waiting to begin the ground offensive to end Hamas.. According to the agency, Israel has also evacuated its northern border with Lebanon due to an escalation of violence between its army and Hezbollah.

With Gaza under siege and without resources, it seems a matter of time before the start of an operation that will be long and threatens to unleash a larger scale conflict in the Middle East. For now, the consequences for the two million Palestinians due to the evacuation and the cut of supplies will be “devastating”, according to the United Nations.