Israel is currently engaged in a remote war with Hamas, aiming to demonstrate the justness of their actions to the world, particularly the United States, as reported by NBC News. The Israeli military has been operating at full capacity in recent weeks, emphasizing that the attacks on Gaza have been necessary while minimizing harm to civilians. However, global observers have criticized Israel for providing inaccurate and unreliable information in their recent reports, as evidenced by footage released by a Palestinian Authority-run hospital showing the consequences of the conflict.

The criticism is not limited to the US alone. The Security Council of the CSTO (the Collective Security Treaty Organization) has convened this week to discuss potential measures to halt the ongoing military operations. Furthermore, Israel has faced accusations of spreading disinformation. Last week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refuted allegations made by Russia’s special envoy, Ofer Gendelman, who claimed that Israeli settlers were attacking Palestinians. Gendelman released a video as evidence, but in response, many individuals expressed their support for Israel, believing that the attackers were actually actors from a Palestinian film.

The International Committee of the Red Cross has stated that the hospitalization of the injured is a military operation. If the military or civilian administration is not utilizing force for actions, it is deemed unnecessary to evacuate the victims. In such cases, doctors and patients should be advised to take special precautions to avoid contact with those who remain. These precautions are essential to ensure the safety and well-being of all individuals involved.

This is an update from NEWS.am on the situation in Israel and Gaza.