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Lebanese Shia group Hezbollah calls tomorrow ‘a day of unprecedented rage’ against Israel after hospital explosion in Gaza Strip and at least 500 people died as a result.
Lebanese Shia group Hezbollah calls tomorrow ‘a day of unprecedented rage’ against Israel after hospital explosion in Gaza Strip and at least 500 people died as a result.
“Let tomorrow be Wednesday unprecedented rage against the enemy and his crimesand against visit of (US President Joe) Biden Zionist entity to cover and protect it.”
Hezbollah stated that “all condemnatory statements and complaints are no longer enough“And we call on the people of our Arab and Islamic country to take immediate action in the streets and squares to express their strong anger and put pressure on governments.”
The Shiite group said the attack on a hospital in the Gaza Strip was a “continuation of the massacres” committed by Israel since its founding.
He accused Washington of being “directly and completely” responsible for the explosion.like the rest of the “crimes” of the Jewish state.
An explosion at a hospital in the center of the Gaza Strip on Tuesday killed at least 500 people, while air strikes on the strip continue and many civilians are taking refuge in medical centers to protect themselves from bombs, the Islamist Hamas movement, which controls Palestinian enclave.
It is the attack with the highest death toll since the Oct. 7 war between Palestinian militias in Gaza and Israel began, with Hebollah engaging in cross-attacks with the Jewish state on its side of the Libano border.
This comes after the leader of the political wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), Ismail Haniyeh, accused the US of supporting Israel following the bombing of Al-Ahly Hospital, which the World Health Organization (WHO) said was active. and greeted the wounded, medical personnel and displaced people. (EFE and Europa Press)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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