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Netanyahu defends the attack on the Gaza tower: "There were offices of the terrorist organization"

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended this Sunday the Israeli aviation attack in which a twelve-high tower in Gaza was demolished, headquarters of several international media. In the building there was “an intelligence office of the organization terrorist “Hamas in which” they prepared and organized terrorist attacks against Israeli civilians, “Netanyahu said in statements to the US television channel CBS. “So it is a perfectly legitimate target,” he added. The attack occurred on Saturday after a warning communication addressed to the owner of the building and that is why Netanyahu stressed that those who were in the building at that time were alerted before the attack. “We are attacking a terrorist organization that is attacking our civilians and hiding behind them, using them as human shields,” he argued. The Al Yala Tower housed delegations from the US news agency The Associated Press and Qatari pan-Arab television Al Jazeera , among other means. The building was completely destroyed.A Palestinian attacks several policemenA Palestinian has been shot dead this Sunday by the Israeli Police in his own vehicle immediately after ramming his car against a police vehicle in the neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrá, in East Jerusalem. The officers have minor to moderate injuries and four of them have had to be transferred to a hospital, as reported by the Israeli Police spokesman, Micky Rosenfeld.The Palestinian is a neighbor of East Jerusalem itself who collided head-on with his car with a Police car that was stopped near a checkpoint set up at the entrance to the Sheikh Jarrá neighborhood, the focus of riots between the Police and Palestinian protesters in the The current escalation of violence in Israel and the Palestinian territories began as a result of the Israeli police intervention to prevent Muslim prayers at the Damascus Gate of the Old City of Jerusalem due to coronavirus and the imminent eviction of Palestinian families from the neighborhood After the riots in Jerusalem and the rest of the West Bank, the violence has been aggravated by the firing of rockets by the Palestinian militias in Gaza and the retaliation of the Israeli Army that has so far resulted in 188 deaths in Gaza and ten in Israel. There are also 21 dead and thousands injured in the West Bank.

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