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This Thursday, February 22 at 8:30 pm the latest news on the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

Borrell emphasizes that “Israel cannot have veto power” over the creation of a Palestinian state. European diplomacy chief Josep Borrell stressed to a group of journalists in Rio that “Israel cannot have veto power” over the creation of a Palestinian state. The G-20 is pushing the idea after 99 out of 120 Israeli parliamentarians on Wednesday rejected calls for the world to recognize a Palestinian state outside negotiations between the conflict parties.

United Airlines will resume its direct flights to Israel in March. Following a detailed security analysis, United Airlines has announced that it will resume flights from the United States to Israel in March. United thus becomes the first major US airline to resume operations to Israel following the Hamas terrorist attack on October 7 and the subsequent war in Gaza. The decision follows similar announcements recently made by several European airlines, including Lufthansa, Air France and Poland’s LOT.

Israeli forces withdrew from Al Nasser Hospital. According to the Hamas-controlled Gaza Health Ministry, Israeli forces have withdrawn from the Al Nasser medical complex after a seven-day siege and have deployed themselves around the hospital, blocking entry and exit. …The staff and patients of the Nasser Medical Complex find themselves without water for drinking or personal hygiene, without food, without electricity, without oxygen and without medical equipment, the ministry says.

The United Nations calls for the protection of security forces in the Strip. The United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator for the Palestinian Territories, Jamie McGoldrick, has assured that looting and chaos reign in Gaza when it comes to distributing humanitarian aid to the civilian population, as he said, security forces are working to guarantee the arrival of aid. Is in charge of. The south and, above all, the north of the Palestinian enclave are often the target of Israeli shelling.

Security Council holds briefing on Gaza.Although no vote or discussion is planned on the temporary ceasefire resolution being drafted by the United States, Council members will once again analyze the humanitarian situation on the ground, in addition to expressing their concern about the announced ground attack. Israelis at Rafa.

Israel responded to Hezbollah’s missile launches. The Israeli Air Force has struck Hezbollah targets, considered the most important paramilitary organization in the Middle East, at various points in Maroun el Ras, Kfarkela and Khiyam, southern Lebanon, after detecting several projectiles launched from those locations towards Israel.

Iran urged the UN Court to give Palestinians hope that justice will prevail. The legal consequences of the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories are being analyzed starting this Monday by the United Nations International Court of Justice (ICJ), at the request of the General Assembly. The 52 countries that have asked to intervene before their judges include Iran, and its representative, Deputy Foreign Minister, Reza Najafi, this Thursday urged the court to give the Palestinians “hope that justice will be served” . Iran says that “the inaction of the UN Security Council” is “one of the main reasons for the long-term occupation of Palestine.”

Israel will test the daily situation in Gaza with “humanitarian aid”. Israel is not looking for Hamas-affiliated Palestinians to manage civil affairs in areas of the Gaza Strip designed as a testing ground for post-war governance, an Israeli official said on Thursday.

Israeli bombardment of Rafah destroyed several houses and a mosque. The attacks were so intense that residents told Reuters that night was one of the worst they had ever seen. Gazans have recovered at least seven bodies that they had packed in bags and left on stones outside a morgue in the city on the border with Egypt, where more than half of the Palestinian territory’s 2.3 million residents live. After fleeing the north, mostly in tents.