Child dies due to severe cold wave in Al-Anan camp in the Al-Katiba area west of Gaza City
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The "Radع" force affiliated with Resistance Security in Gaza: The latest incident that caused the death of the agent "Sherif Tiser Jargoun" following internal disputes within the gang of the agent "Akram Jargoun" revealed part of the infighting and fragmentation that these gangs are experiencing, as their members have come to pay with their lives for their internal conflicts.
The "Radع" force affiliated with Resistance Security in Gaza: ▪ The latest incident that caused the death of the agent "Sherif Tiser Jargoun" following internal disputes within the gang of the agent "Akram Jargoun" revealed part of the infighting and fragmentation that these gangs are experiencing, as their members have come to pay with their lives for their internal conflicts. ▪ Internal disputes within the agent gangs reveal the fragility of their structure and the scale of the conflicts tearing through their ranks. ▪ We warn those who have been misled against continuing in the ranks of these gangs and the risks this may entail to their lives and safety. ▪ We call on families to raise awareness among their sons about the dangers of joining these gangs and to work to protect them from being drawn into their conflicts and violations. ▪ We stress the importance of staying away from these gangs and turning to Resistance Security to request help and settle the situation.
Ministry of Education in Gaza: We mourn the martyred student Basma Atef Al-Saksak, nursing student at the University College of Applied Sciences
Ministry of Education in Gaza: ▪We mourn the martyred student Basma Atef Al-Saksak, a nursing student at the University College of Applied Sciences, who was martyred after succumbing to her injuries following an Israeli bombardment that targeted the campus of the University College of Applied Sciences last Tuesday. ▪Martyr Basma was an example of a hardworking, ambitious student who chose nursing to be a support to the people of her country, and to carry a noble humanitarian message in treating the wounded and sick. ▪We affirm that the martyrdom of student Basma is a new crime added to the record of ongoing crimes against students and seekers of knowledge in Palestine, ▪We stress that targeting students and educational institutions is a war crime, and a flagrant violation of all international charters and norms. ▪We strongly condemn the ongoing crimes of the occupation against students and seekers of knowledge. ▪We call on the international community and human rights and educational institutions to move urgently to stop the war of extermination on the Gaza Strip, provide international protection for students, teachers and educational institutions, and hold the perpetrators of these crimes accountable.
Gaza Municipality Emergency Committee: Our teams continued their field interventions on November 6 and 7 to address the effects of the low-pressure system, which brought about 60 mm of rain, equivalent to 15% of the annual average.
Gaza Municipality Emergency Committee: ▪ Our teams continued their field interventions on November 6 and 7 to address the effects of the low-pressure system, which brought about 60 mm of rain, equivalent to 15% of the annual average. ▪ We received 251 reports and alerts, in addition to 84 distress calls, including rainwater accumulation and rising water levels in the streets and shelter centers. ▪ We carried out water pumping operations and addressed تجمعات in low-lying areas, followed up on the conditions of shelter centers, and responded to emergency cases. ▪ The interventions included dealing with building collapse cases in various areas, including the collapse of an inhabited house in the Al-Nasr area that resulted in a child being injured, and the collapse of an uninhabited building, in addition to a collapse in Al-Shifa Street in the Ma'an area. ▪ The interventions were carried out in cooperation with the Civil Defense and with the participation of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in addressing one of the sites. ▪ We faced major challenges, most notably the extensive damage to rainwater drainage networks and infrastructure, the shortage of water pumping equipment and heavy machinery, the large number of reports and their geographic spread, as well as the fragility of some shelter centers and the difficulty of reaching a number of locations. ▪ We affirm the continuation of the state of emergency and the follow-up of reports, and we point to the urgent need to provide water pumping equipment, heavy machinery, shelter supplies, and support for maintenance and rehabilitation work, in order to enhance the teams' ability to confront the effects of low-pressure systems and protect residents and displaced people.