Kuwait is sending back two Indian nurses for supporting Israel's indiscriminate attacks on the besieged Gaza Strip. The Middle East Monitor reported this news with reference to Kuwait's leading daily newspaper Al-Ray.
According to Al-Rai newspaper, Kuwait's Ministry of Interior ordered the repatriation of an Indian nurse on Sunday (October 29) for supporting Israel's occupation of Palestine. The nurse was working at Al-Sabah Hospital in the capital, Kuwait City.
This is the second repatriation of an Indian national working under the Kuwaiti Ministry of Health for supporting Israel on the Palestinian issue.
According to the newspaper, the woman expressed solidarity with Israel when the Israeli-Palestinian conflict broke out. He even posted on WhatsApp calling Palestinians as 'terrorists' along with displaying the Israeli flag.
In this incident, the nurse was taken into custody and questioned. The newspaper quoted relevant sources as saying that during interrogation, the nurse confessed to the allegations in front of the lawyer, saying that she had posted in support of Israel's occupation.
Earlier, another Indian nurse was ordered to repatriate. On October 22, a complaint was filed with the Public Prosecution of Kuwait against the nurse working at Mubarak Al-Qari Hospital in Kuwait.
It said the nurse supported the killing of Palestinian children and the Israeli occupation forces' bombing of Al Ahli Baptist Hospital. He even displayed the Israeli flag on social media.
The Israeli forces left the outskirts of Gaza after wrapping up weapons at the hands of Hamas
The Israeli military has been forced to retreat in the face of resistance from the fighters of the Palestinian independence group Hamas, which has entered the outskirts of the Gaza Strip. The Israeli army, which entered with tanks and bulldozers, is said to have wrapped up and left Gaza.
In addition to airstrikes, Israeli forces launched a much-discussed ground operation in Gaza this week. At first they started on a limited scale, but on Sunday they launched an all-out operation with hundreds of tanks and armored vehicles. But in the beginning, the army faced heavy resistance from Hamas.
Al Jazeera reported that Hamas fighters clashed on Monday (October 30) with members of the Israeli military who entered Gaza as in the past few days. In the face of strong resistance from Hamas, the Israeli army has been forced to leave Gaza with tanks and bulldozers, according to a top official of the official office of Hamas in Gaza.
The report also said that the Israeli tanks were attacked by Hamas while advancing towards the Salah al-Din road in the middle of Gaza City, about three kilometers from the Gaza border. Later, there was a fierce battle between Israeli forces and Hamas fighters in that area.
Salama Maruf, head of Hamas's official office in Gaza, said Israeli tanks had retreated from the outskirts of Gaza City. There are no Israeli ground operations in residential areas of the Gaza Strip. Only a few tanks and a bulldozer of the occupation army penetrated the Salah al-Din road.
However, Israel continues to bomb the besieged Gaza Strip. Six bombs are being dropped from the aircraft every minute. This information was reported by the media Middle East Monitor citing BBC journalist Jeremy Bowen.
The Palestinian independence group Hamas launched a surprise rocket attack on Israel on October 7. In response to this attack, the Israeli army has been carrying out continuous airstrikes on Gaza since that day. Three weeks later, the attack continues.
More than 8,000 Palestinians have been killed so far in this attack. Among the dead are more than 3 thousand children. And at least 20 thousand were injured.
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