On one hand Israel is congratulating India on Janmashtami. On the other hand it is also responding to the rocket attacks of the terrorist organization Hezbollah. Fierce attacks are taking place between Israel and Hezbollah. Tension is increasing in the Middle East. But meanwhile a Qatari newspaper Al Jazeera has made such a claim which has shaken the Muslim countries. Al Jazeera said that Israeli soldiers burnt the copies of the Quran kept in a mosque in Gaza. Al Jazeera’s Arabic channel reported that Israeli soldiers entered Gaza’s Bani-Saleh mosque and insulted the Quran and burnt it. Palestinians allege that in the last 10 months Israel has completely destroyed 610 mosques in Gaza. However Israel alleges that Hamas terrorists keep weapons in mosques. Rocket launchers are kept hidden in mosques.
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Hamas appeals to Muslim countries
Recently Israel had claimed that Hamas terrorists hide in mosques and attack with rockets. In such a situation Israel also has to take steps for its safety. However, after the insult of the Quran, Hamas has sought help from Muslim countries. Hamas said that we will have to unite against Israel. Muslim countries should condemn Israel’s action.
High level talks in Cairo end inconclusively
High-level talks in Cairo to bring a temporary halt to the 10-month-long war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza ended inconclusively, a US official said. However, the talks will continue at a lower level in the coming days. An official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the lower-level negotiating team will remain in Cairo to hold talks with mediators from the US, Qatar and Egypt in the hope of resolving remaining disagreements. He described the recent talks in Cairo as fruitful and said all parties were working to reach a final and implementable agreement.
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Iran is also preparing to attack Israel
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has again mentioned his country’s planned retaliation over the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran. “Iran’s response to the Israeli terrorist attack in Tehran is certain. We do not fear escalation, yet we do not want it, unlike Israel,” Araghchi posted on social media platform X.
