As the exchange of attacks continues between Israel in the Middle East and the Gaza Strip in Palestine, Palestinian and Israeli security forces have clashed in the West Bank, killing 10 people and spreading the clash.
Air bombs and rocket attacks continued for 14 days between the Israeli army and Hamas, the Islamic fundamentalist organization that effectively controls the Gaza Strip, killing 122 people in the Gaza Strip and seven in Israel. I am.
In addition, several cities in the West Bank of Palestine, such as Ramallah and Bethlehem, have also clashed between Palestinians and Israeli security forces, and the provisional autonomous government has announced that 10 Palestinians have died so far. ..
While the Israeli army is strengthening attacks from the ground in addition to air strikes and increasing pressure with a view to future invasion operations, the Hamas side is also continuing to attack using rockets and drones. ..
The 15th is the day of the "Nakuba = catastrophe" in which many Palestinians became refugees in the First Middle East War that broke out with the founding of Israel in 1948, and the Palestinian side is repulsing against Israel every year. , There are concerns about further conflicts.
Protest demonstration against Israel in neighboring countries
Protests against Israel were also held in neighboring Jordan and Lebanon on the 14th, and people appealed for solidarity with Palestine.
In Amman, the capital of Jordan, thousands of people gathered after a group worship on Friday of Islam and marched through the city center, waving the Palestinian flag and raising a message of solidarity.
In western Karame, demonstrators were blocked by security forces, including tear gas, trying to approach the bridge connecting the West Bank of Palestine.
In southern Lebanon, demonstrators approaching the fence on the border with Israel were shot by the Israeli side, killing one and injuring one, according to state communications.
French President Emmanuel Macron is concerned about the situation in Gaza Strip
According to the French presidential office, President Macron said in a telephone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the 14th that he strongly condemned the rocket attack by Hamas and others and supported Israel's right to self-defense.
He emphasized the urgent need to stop violence and expressed concern about the situation of the citizens of the Gaza Strip.