Devastation in Gaza as Israel wages war on Hamas

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"In Gaza, widespread devastation unfolds as Israel engages in conflict with Hamas. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas commended the remarkable decision made at the UN General Assembly on Friday, which supported the reevaluation of Palestine's full UN membership by the UN Security Council.

Expressing gratitude to the nations that endorsed the resolution, Abbas stated in a release that this move is 'in accordance with international law and reflects the global consensus in condemning the occupation and its offenses, as well as grave violations of international legitimacy.'

Abbas emphasized, 'Building on this vote, the State of Palestine will continue its efforts to attain full membership in the United Nations through a Security Council decision.'

He urged the US to reconsider its opposition and to endorse the Palestinian Authority's complete UN membership.

Highlighting the significance of the vote, which also granted the Palestinian Authority additional rights within the UN framework without full membership, Abbas portrayed it as a restoration of faith in international legitimacy and law, crucial for regional peace."

Israel warns Russia against giving Syria missiles

Israel's defense chief aforesaid Tuesday a Russian decide to offer refined anti-aircraft missiles to Syria was a "threat" and signaled that Israel is ready to use force to prevent the delivery.

Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon issued his warning shortly when a prime Russian official aforesaid his government reserves the proper to produce Syria with progressive S-300 defensive measure missiles.

Israel has been lobbying national capital to halt the sale, fearing the missiles would upset the balance of power within the region and will slip into the hands of hostile teams, together with the Lebanese militia Islamic Jihad, an in depth ally of the Syrian regime.

“As way as we tend to square measure involved, that's a threat,” Yaalon told reporters once asked regarding the S300s.

“At this stage I can’t say there's associate degree step-up. The shipments haven't been sent on their method nevertheless. And that i hope that they'll not be sent,” he said. However “if God forbid they are doing reach Syria, we'll apprehend what to try and do.”

The delivery of the Russian missiles to Syria may limit the Israeli air force's ability to act. It’s not clear whether or not Israeli warplanes entered Syrian airspace in these attacks.

Israel, Palestinian prisoners ink deal to end hunger strike

Egypt-brokered deal brings an end to 28-day mass hunger strike by Palestinian security prisoners; prisoners to refrain from involvement in "activities against security" from within prisons; privileges to be restored.

Israel and Palestinian security prisoners signed a deal to end a 28-day hunger strike by the inmates on Monday. The Palestinian Authority and Egypt both played a role in helping broker the deal.

According to the terms of the agreement, Palestinian prisoners committed to refrain from dealing with "activities against security" within prison confines. In exchange, they will receive benefits from the Prisons Service, including the end of separation from the general prison population, and family visits.

Leaders of the prisoners who are are outside the prisons issued instructions to the inmates to prevent such terror activities, the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) said in a rare statement.

The Shin Bet did not name the leaders of the prisoners who ordered an end to the hunger strike.

However, Hamas and Islamic Jihad officials travelled to Cairo this week for talks with Egyptian government and PA representatives about ways of ending the hunger strike.

The agreement calls for security prisoners to refrain from any activity in support of terrorism, including issuing instructions, financing, coordinating between terrorists and aiding them.

Leaders of the inmates signed the agreement on behalf of all the security prisoners belonging to all groups and who are being held in all Israeli prisons.

The agreement is binding for prisoners who are rearrested in the future.

The pledge that was signed by the leaders of the prisoners states that "activities against security that are carried out from inside the prisons or renewing the hunger strike will lead to the cancellation of Israel's commitment to ease restrictions."

Abbas resign for peace, must quit: Israel

Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman yesterday denounced Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas as the "greatest obstacle to peace" and said his resignation would be a "blessing."

The comments by Avigdor Lieberman drew an angry response from Palestinians, who accused him of calling for an assassination and appealed to the United States and the European Union to intervene.
Lieberman told reporters earlier Monday: "If there is one obstacle that should be removed immediately, it is. If he were to return the keys and resign, it would not be a threat, but a blessing."
Many other Western-trained Palestinians could replace him, Lieberman said.
Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, said that there will be no point of keeping the P.A while Israel continues its violations and settlement activities