Con trai lãnh đạo Hamas công khai nói: Hamas là một tổ chức khủng bố tàn ác

Israel says hospital explosion in Gaza was a misfire by Islamist group The attack on a hospital in Gaza led to Biden's visit to the Middle East Hamas leader's son says Hamas is a terrorist organization Reuters reports that President Biden reviewed a $100 billion request, including aid for Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan The U.S. Supreme Court has confirmed sending ATAC-MS missiles to Ukraine Kremlin says Putin has no rivals in Russia Ukraine's military strategy to boost its nuclear arsenal Hamas and Israel clashes Israel's military did not attack the Baptist Al-Ali hospital in Gaza on Oct. 17, but was hit by a missile by the Israeli terrorist organization al-Jihad. The military said after reviewing and checking the operating system and intelligence, it was clear that the security forces did not attack the hospital in Gaza. Hagari said, I can confirm that after analyzing the operating system of the Israeli defense forces, a series of missiles were fired by terrorists in Gaza flying close to the Al-Ali hospital in Gaza at the time of the attack. Intelligence indicated that the Islamic State was responsible for the missile launch aimed at the hospital in Gaza. Hamas and most Arab countries have blamed Israel for the explosion that Hamas terrorist group said killed about 500 people. The Israeli military said terrorist organizations based in Gaza had fired missiles at the country and about 450 missiles fired at Israel had fallen inside Gaza since the war began on Oct. 7, endangering the lives of the people of Gaza. Meanwhile, the Gaza authorities say the Israeli military is responsible for the bombing of the hospital. The trip, a difficult issue for US President Joe Biden to the Middle East, had to change course after hundreds of Palestinians were killed in an attack on a hospital in Gaza on Oct. 3 After the attack, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas quickly canceled the meeting planned with President Biden. After that, Jordan's King Abdullah also canceled the summit. The White House announced that President Biden will only visit Israel. Before that, he was expected to be in Tel Aviv and Jordan on a one-day trip. An official at the White House said the president had sent his deepest condolences to the innocent people who died in the explosion in the hospital in Gaza and prayed for those injured to recover quickly. President Biden is expected to receive direct consultations with Egyptian leaders Palestine and Jordan and will continue to interact regularly and directly with each of them in the coming days. On Oct. 17, Biden left Washington with a complex diplomatic mission to show support for long-standing US ally Israel, ease regional tensions, and strengthen humanitarian efforts for Gaza. Richard Gowan, Director of the United Nations at the International Crisis Group, said the dark and horrific event made diplomatic activities more difficult and increased the risk of escalation. Biden's visit was aimed at emphasizing that the United States is in control of the situation. Such a tragic event shows how difficult it is to control the war. At first, President Biden was expected to meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tel Aviv on Wednesday, Oct. 18, then fly to Amman to meet Jordan's King Abdullah, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Not meeting Abbas or any Palestinian official while meeting an Israeli official could undermine Biden's diplomatic message. The United States is relying on Egypt to promote humanitarian efforts. The Apollo Page reported on Oct. 17 that Mossad, the son of Hassan Youssef, one of Hamas' leaders, publicly condemned Hamas at the United Nations General Assembly for blackmailing the international community and taking advantage of the Palestinians to create a catastrophe. An investigation by Apollo reporters revealed that Mossad was once a special agent for the Hamas organization. He believed in Islam since he was a child and converted to Islam at the age of 26. For this reason, his father cut off his father-son relationship with him and he was once dead. Recently, some netizens posted a video on Twitter showing that Mossad's Hassan Youssef, the son of one of Hamas' leaders, publicly condemned Hamas at the United Nations General Assembly for blackmailing the international community and taking advantage of the Palestinians to create a catastrophe. An investigation by Apollo reporters revealed that Mossad was once a special agent for Israel and had repeatedly blocked Hamas from assassinating Israel. For the first time, Mossad introduced himself as a member of Hamas and told the Palestinian government and Hamas that Hamas was not a democratically elected government and that Hamas was not a democratically elected government. In March 2010, Mossad's Hassan Youssef described in the book Hamas' Son, the accusation of the number one traitor of the terrorist organization, that when he grew up, he had personally experienced and witnessed the cruel reality in the Middle East. From 1997 to 2007, he worked for Shin Bet, a political reporter in the United States. Many years ago, Channel 4 News interviewed Mossad's Hassan Youssef. He said that Israel was a democratic country with people of many colors and different nationalities who followed the constitution. Since he was a child, Mossad's Hassan Youssef had a deep view of the terrorist group that killed the people of Hamas. He was prepared to take over his heritage, politics, and position. But everything changed when Mossad turned its back on terrorism and violence and accepted the advice of another famous leader in the Middle East. In the book Son of Hamas, Mossad's Youssef, often called Youssef, revealed new information about the world's most dangerous terrorist organization in the Middle East. On October 17, Reuters reported that U.S. President Joe Biden could consider asking for an additional $100 billion, including defense funds for Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan. Many people believe that President Biden will ask Congress to pass an additional spending bill in the next few days. It is expected that President Biden will send them a request at the end of this week to support billions of dollars for Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan as well as security on the U.S. border. Two of the sources said about $100 billion is the amount of funding for the entire year. Senator Ben Cardin, chairman of the Democratic Party of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, said he had not seen a specific number A source in Congress said Israel had asked the U.S. for $10 billion in response to Hamas' attack on its citizens. Israel received $3.8 billion each year from the U.S., according to a 10-year deal that began in 2016 The U.S. Congress approved $113 billion in humanitarian and economic assistance for Ukraine since the Russian army invaded the country The U.S. Congress will continue to do everything in its power to ensure that the Senate will support Israel and other places. We plan to receive this package by the end of this week. Senator Mitch McConnell, a member of the Republican Party at the top of the House, said he hoped the $100 billion would include support for Israel, Ukraine, Taiwan, and security on the U.S. border. The U.S. has recently provided Ukraine with a range of ATACMS capable of operating at a distance of up to 165 km. The U.S. has recently provided Ukraine with a range of ATACMS capable of operating at a distance of up to 165 km. We believe this will help enhance Ukraine's capability on the battlefield. She did not specify exactly how many missiles the U.S. had sent to Ukraine. She conveyed that it was very clear that these were the Epsoms, which by the way were sent to Ukraine by the U.S., meaning that the missiles were Are a right According to the U.S. newspaper, this is the first time an ATACMS missile has been launched in Ukraine. Ukrainian MP Oleksii Goncharenko also revealed that Kyiv had used ATACMS to attack Russian targets. According to New York Times sources, at least nine helicopters, a brigade and many Russian military equipment were destroyed. Moscow has not commented on the above information. On October 17, the Kremlin said that President Vladimir Putin did not face any real competition before the 2024 presidential election and did not have an opponent in Russia. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Russian media in China that we have repeatedly said that President Putin is clearly a politician, the number one guest in Russia. In my opinion, he has no opponent at the moment and cannot have an opponent in the Russian Federation. Mr. Peskov has been supporting President Putin in China for two days. Mr. Putin, 71, has held power as President or Prime Minister of Russia since 2000. He re-elected as the fourth president in 2018 and will remain in office until 2024. The Kremlin has not announced whether he will participate in the election or not in the election scheduled for March 2024. President Putin said he would discuss the issue at the end of this year. Russia held a presidential election six years in a row. The second round of voting will take place if no candidate wins the ballot, but this scenario has not happened. Russian artillery destroyed more than half of the equipment produced by the Metinvest company for the Ukrainian army, and the opposition wants to destroy more. At a Metinvest factory in central Ukraine, workers are busy building parts of artillery, radar and gunpowder. However, all are fake, made from straw, water pipes and materials, which act as deterrents to attract Russian firepower. A Metinvest worker said, When we put these plastic weapons in certain areas along the front, they attract the attention of the opponent. A commander of the Ukrainian army said, his unit used a combination of plastic weapons to lure the Russian artillery to fire. Based on the sound of the cannon and the direction of the shot, they quickly identified the location of the Russian artillery, and from there, they fired accurately. Suspecting the enemy is an important strategy in the war. The end of the war in Ukraine has posed new challenges. The advances in thermal imaging technology can help the side of the war find invisible targets when looking with the naked eye or target. But drones are cheap to help forces monitor the enemy in real time, making it difficult to install and deploy plastic weapons. Vojtech Freser, CEO of Inflatech, a company specializing in the production of inflatable plastic at the Czech Republic, said, Suspicion is now much more important than the previous conflicts. Freser did not say whether Inflatech's plastic material was developed on the Ukrainian battlefield or not. However, he said some of the equipment of the company is being used in exercises of Western allies. According to observers, plastic can help distract opponents from plans to attack or impress that the area is better protected than in reality, to prevent the risk of attack. It is not yet clear how much plastic weapons are being developed by the Ukrainian army, because they hold information for confidential reasons. However, such plastic can take up a large part of the number of weapons that the Russian army claims to destroy on the battlefield, which has exceeded the number of weapons in Ukraine's arsenal. The Russian army also deploys inflatable and plastic weapons on the battlefield, but it is not clear how effective their warfare is. After Russia launched the war in late February 2012, the Ukrainian army visited Metinvest, the largest steel producer in the country, to discuss the manufacture of plastic, according to CEO Oleksandr Mironenko. This is one of the initiatives that the company carries out to support the army, such as the manufacture of armor or the purchase of drones. At the manufacturing plant, the workers in the image of the weapons need to print, print and analyze how to simulate them from light materials. The creation of these weapons allows the army to easily transport and assemble quickly on the battlefield. The result is that they can create the model of the cannon in the same way as the real cannons developed on the front line, but with a much lower cost and weight. Metinvest's workers need four days to make a D-20 Ukrainian cannon and two weeks to complete a U.S. M777 cannon. The stars make them cost the most effort is the 3-5D6 radar system, which takes a month to complete the complex structure with many components. A cannon can be made from a water pipe on an old satellite. Meanwhile, Inflatex can create a model of a Leopard tanker or a Patriot air defense system. They can make two massive marks like a balloon and it only takes 10 minutes to inflate. However, the model alone is not enough. Metinvest's manager said that to trick the enemy, the Ukrainian army had to deploy inflatex in the most practical combat conditions, such as the encirclement of the encirclement and the siege of the surrounding defense, because the opponent was not a cornerstone. Metinvest even stuck a smoke bomb into the inside of the inflatex cannon to catch the heat signal emitted on the real cannon when it was fired. This heat signal will be clearly displayed on the UAV's sensor equipped with a thermal imaging camera, causing the opponent to be tricked. According to the head of the production factory, of the 250 weapons that Metinvest supplied to the army, about half were attacked by Russia with self-propelled UAVs.