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At least 25 Palestinians have died in Israeli strikes across the Gaza Strip, according to Gaza's health ministry. The attacks have been described as a reaction to armed fire directed at Israeli soldiers operating in Khan Younis, breaching a five-week-old ceasefire. The attacks, which included air, drone, and artillery strikes, followed a UN resolution endorsing the Gaza peace plan proposed by US President Donald Trump.

 

Rescue workers reported significant damage, particularly when they struck a religious ministry building in Gaza City's Zeitoun neighbourhood, resulting in the deaths of ten people. The escalation followed a period of relative calm, as highlighted by Mahmoud Bassal from Gaza's Civil Defence agency. The strikes also targeted other areas, with fatalities reported in both Gaza City and Khan Younis, including children and civilians found under rubble.

 

The Israeli military confirmed it targeted Hamas locations in response to gunfire, marking a breach of the ceasefire. Public broadcaster Kan reported that the Israeli strikes aimed at commanders of Hamas's military wing, Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades. The conflict comes shortly after a security resolution by the UN aimed at reinforcing the fragile ceasefire and establishing an International Stabilisation Force.

 

Despite calls for disarmament, Hamas has already stated it will not disarm without the establishment of a Palestinian state, maintaining its stance as "resistance." Israel’s ambassador to the UN declared that disarmament was essential for lasting peace and warned of continued actions against Hamas. The Israeli military's actions were a response to a prior Hamas-led attack on Israel, resulting in a significant number of deaths and hostages, reported the BBC.

 

Key Takeaways:

 

• Israeli strikes in Gaza result in 25 Palestinian deaths, violating ceasefire.
• UN Security Council resolution to support peace in Gaza faces an immediate challenge.
• Continued Israeli-Hamas conflict despite international attempts at stabilisation.

 

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  Adapted by ASEAN Now from  BBC  2025-11-20

 

 

 

 

There is no ceasefire, Israel have actually increased settler violence and land theft in the West Bank.

Israel is a terrorist state, don't believe a word they say. They are intent and continuing to totally destroy Gaza(only 95%) now. The government have recently openly said they will not recognise a Palestinian state , so don't want peace. Hamas have a right to defend against these animals.

2 minutes ago, JimCM said:

There is no ceasefire, Israel have actually increased settler violence and land theft in the West Bank.

Israel is a terrorist state, don't believe a word they say. They are intent and continuing to totally destroy Gaza(only 95%) now. The government have recently openly said they will not recognise a Palestinian state , so don't want peace. Hamas have a right to defend against these animals.

 

    Settlers and the West bank are not involved in the Gaza war .

Two different locations .

The Gaza war ceasefire and the West bank are two different issues .

    That is basic knowledge about the situation 

 

3 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

    Settlers and the West bank are not involved in the Gaza war .

Two different locations .

The Gaza war ceasefire and the West bank are two different issues .

    That is basic knowledge about the situation 

 

 

More Nonsense

1 minute ago, JBChiangRai said:

 

More Nonsense

No, he is absolutely correct. They are entirely different matters, politically, militarily and legally.

2 minutes ago, JAG said:

No, he is absolutely correct. They are entirely different matters, politically, militarily and legally.

 

Wrong.  In Israel's eyes, they are all Paelstinians, all need ethnic cleansing and the land stolen.

22 minutes ago, JAG said:

No, he is absolutely correct. They are entirely different matters, politically, militarily and legally.

Rubbish, when your brethren are getting their land stolen, and have been for decades, while you are in a blockade with the oppressors not letting you leave, blowing up your family and homes, of course these matters are related.

It is disgraceful continuing to justify what Israel are doing. 

 

This is what is left of Gaza. And this is only what the terrorist IDF allow to be filmed.

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58 minutes ago, JimCM said:

Rubbish, when your brethren are getting their land stolen, and have been for decades, while you are in a blockade with the oppressors not letting you leave,

 

 

   Eh, the Gazains are more then welcome to leave , nothing is stopping them from leaving Gaza

3 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   Eh, the Gazains are more then welcome to leave , nothing is stopping them from leaving Gaza

Gaza is their home.

 

But of course you support ethnic cleansing.

 

 

 

 

2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Gaza is their home.

But of course you support ethnic cleansing.

 

    I was contesting the claim that they were not allowed to leave Gaza .

They can leave if they want to 

2 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

    I was contesting the claim that they were not allowed to leave Gaza .

They can leave if they want to 

It is unbelievable the krap that comes out of your mouth.

 

Leaving Gaza is 

extremely difficult and highly restricted, primarily limited to those with foreign citizenship, specific medical needs, or those able to use expensive private brokering services. The ongoing conflict and border closures have made free movement nearly impossible for the majority of the Gazan population. 

 

Current Situation and Restrictions

• Border Closures: The two main crossings, Erez (controlled by Israel) and Rafah (controlled by Egypt), are currently closed or operate with extreme limitations. The Rafah crossing has been closed since the Israeli ground operation began in May 2024.
• Permit Requirements: Before the current conflict, travel was restricted to specific categories such as medical patients, traders, and humanitarian workers, all of whom required Israeli-issued exit permits. These permits were often difficult to obtain, with many applications denied.
• Limited Categories: Currently, only a small number of Gazans can leave through specific, often circuitous, routes. These include:
  • Foreign Nationals/Dual Citizens: Individuals with foreign passports can sometimes leave if their home countries coordinate with Israeli and Egyptian authorities.
  • Medical Evacuations: The World Health Organization (WHO) has coordinated the evacuation of critically wounded or sick individuals and their companions, typically via Kerem Shalom crossing into Israel and then to Jordan for flights abroad.
  • Private Brokers: Some Palestinians have paid significant fees (thousands of dollars per person) to private companies for brokered passage out of Gaza, though these operations lack transparency and are controversial. 

1 minute ago, MalcolmB said:

It is unbelievable the krap that comes out of your mouth.

 

   Two full flights left Gaza last week to South Africa and Dubai.

I expect that there will be more flights in the future 

4 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   Two full flights left Gaza last week to South Africa and Dubai.

I expect that there will be more flights in the future 

Gaza has an airport?

1 minute ago, MalcolmB said:

Gaza has an airport?

 

    It doesn't , no .

They flew from Eilat military airport

1 hour ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

    It doesn't , no .

They flew from Eilat military airport

I believe the sordid precedent of a military facilitating the ‘voluntary ‘ removal of an ethnic group was established in the early part of the last century.

 

When that policy didn’t get the desired result, things turned extremely nasty.

 

 

3 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I believe the sordid precedent of a military facilitating the ‘voluntary ‘ removal of an ethnic group was established in the early part of the last century.

When that policy didn’t get the desired result, things turned extremely nasty.

 

    A  Nazi reference ?

4 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

    A  Nazi reference ?

A historically correct reference.

3 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

A historically correct reference.

 

    Liken Israel to Nazis to get support for the Palestine cause whilst at the same time wanting Palestinians to remain in Gaza in the terrible conditions that they live .

   You would insist that the Palestinians stay in their (my turn for a  Nazi reference) concertation camp in Gaza because it keeps the cause active .

   You wouldn't want them to leave 

Just now, Nick Carter icp said:

 

    Liken Israel to Nazis to get support for the Palestine cause whilst at the same time wanting Palestinians to remain in Gaza in the terrible conditions that they live .

   You would insist that the Palestinians stay in their (my turn for a  Nazi reference) concertation camp in Gaza because it keeps the cause active .

   You wouldn't want them to leave 

There you go, once again, imagining arguments I have not made.

 

What’s instructive is your outrage over the recognition of a historical precedence rather than over its repetition.

7 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

There you go, once again, imagining arguments I have not made.

 

   Well , would you support it if the Palestinians all willingly left Gaza ?

5 hours ago, JimCM said:

This is what is left of Gaza. And this is only what the terrorist IDF allow to be filmed.

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    Great video ,thanks for  sharing 

47 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   Well , would you support it if the Palestinians all willingly left Gaza ?

That’s a strawman argument.

 

Destroying civil infrastructure to force a population to leave is a war crime.

 

I don’t support war crimes.

5 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

That’s a strawman argument.

 

Destroying civil infrastructure to force a population to leave is a war crime.

 

I don’t support war crimes.

 

   Again, they left Gaza voluntarily .

They wasn't forced to leave , so, no war crime committed 

16 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

That’s a strawman argument.

 

 

   It was a question, rather than  strawman argument .

A question that you didn't answer .

   I stand by my opinion  that you would want Palestinians to stay in Gaza , rather than willingly leave  

Cease-fire my ***.

It's turned into daily Israeli murders, which are war crimes under a ceasefire. 

How many Israeli killed since ceasefire?

At least another 3 killed in Gaza so far today, making it 32 in last 24 hours including 12 children and 8 women. Sadly, these atrocities are all mentioned on MSM.

https://aje.io/lun8g1

1 hour ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   Again, they left Gaza voluntarily .

They wasn't forced to leave , so, no war crime committed 

Your studied ignorance on the matter is long noted

1 hour ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   It was a question, rather than  strawman argument .

A question that you didn't answer .

   I stand by my opinion  that you would want Palestinians to stay in Gaza , rather than willingly leave  

Your opinion of what I want is not supported by any statement I have made, it’s a fabrication of your own head

1 hour ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Your opinion of what I want is not supported by any statement I have made, it’s a fabrication of your own head

 

  So, what is your opinion ?

 

"Well , would you support it if the Palestinians all willingly left Gaza ?"