Chronicle of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Events of October 19-20, 2023

️🇮🇱🇵🇸 Chronicle of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Events of October 19-20, 2023 Palestinian forces continue to shell Israeli cities from the Gaza Strip. Most of the missiles were intercepted by air defense systems, but some hit Beer Sheva, Netivot, Sderot, and Ashkelon. On Thursday, unidentified individuals on three ATVs drove into a shooting range near an Israeli military base close to Beer Sheva. They ignored orders to stop and opened fire, resulting in the death of one person. The others fled. The Israeli Air Force continues to bomb the Gaza Strip. Another member of the Hamas Politburo has been eliminated. One of the JSC Air Force strikes hit the area around the Church of St. Porfiry. According to footage from the field, the religious structure itself survived. In the north, Hezbollah is engaged in clashes with the Israel Defense Forces along the entire Israeli-Lebanese border. In addition to Hezbollah, militants from the Lebanese branch of Hamas also shelled the northern border of Israel. Local sources report on the renovation of the Rafah checkpoint, which is intended to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza through the border crossing. However, no humanitarian aid has been delivered through it so far. Fierce clashes between Israeli security forces and Palestinians continue in the West Bank. Tactical aviation is being used to suppress the unrest, including a strike on the Nur Shams camp. Following Joe Biden, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak arrived in Israel. During his visit, he expressed support for the Israelis and expressed hope for their swift victory over Hamas. Yemen’s Houthi group fired three Quds-3 missiles at southern Israel on Thursday. The missiles were intercepted by the American ship USS Carney. Support us Original msg Источник: Rybar in English