Arab foreign ministers to meet Wednesday on Gaza-Israel War Following a surprise attack by Hamas on Israel, the Arab League announced that its foreign ministers will meet on Wednesday to discuss "Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip." As Israel continues to pound targets in Gaza in the wake of Saturday's attack, the "extraordinary meeting" in Egypt's capital city of Cairo will look for "avenues of political action at the Arab and international level," according to a statement from Arab League deputy secretary general Hossam Zaki. In response to the most recent Israeli escalation, the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Saturday asked the Arab League to convene an urgent ministerial-level meeting. The ministry stated in a statement that it had instructed "its permanent delegation to the Arab League to request an emergency meeting of the League Council at the ministerial level. ". The agreement was made in response to "the escalation of Israeli aggression against the Palestinian people," it said. On Sunday, the Moroccan Foreign Ministry demanded an emergency meeting of the Arab League at the level of the Arab foreign ministers for "consultation and coordination on the deterioration of the situation in the Gaza Strip and the emergence of military actions targeting civilians. ". The Arab League's Cairo headquarters will host the meeting this week, and the ministry said extensive consultations are already under way. After the Al-Aqsa Mosque was stormed and settler violence increased, Hamas announced Operation Al-Aqsa Flood on Saturday. It claimed to have shot rockets and taken many Israelis hostage. In the attack, at least 350 Israelis were killed and more than 1,860 were hurt, and several soldiers and civilians were taken prisoner by Hamas and returned to Gaza. According to the Palestinian Health Ministry, Israel responded with a series of airstrikes in the Gaza Strip that resulted in at least 313 Palestinian fatalities and close to 2,000 injuries.

According to the armed wing of Hamas, the Al-Qassam Brigades, at least 13 hostages taken by the organization were killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza during the course of the previous day.

In a statement, it was stated that “both foreigners and Israelis were killed during the heavy Israeli attacks during the previous 24 hours in northern Gaza and inside Gaza City.

According to the statement, six deaths occurred in the northern Gaza Strip and seven occurred in different locations throughout Gaza City.

READ: ASUU Faults FG’s Negotiation, May Continue Strike

In the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army claimed to have hit 750 targets, including installations and underground tunnels, on Thursday night.

It further stated that in an effort to kill activists, attacks had also been made against government residences, armament storage facilities, and communication hubs.

CCTV Captures Last Moments Of 19-Year-Old Girl Killed In Kasarani Airbnb

Isreal –Hamas War: EU suspends development aid to Palestinians

Davido rocks military uniform, sends strong message to those aiming to provoke him

Israel, Hamas Denies Reports Of Brief Ceasefire In Gaza

Lady in relationship with military man shares his chat with her

Pastor Kanyari Admits His Sister Wahu Starlet Was Killed Because Of Lust For Good Life

Barely 24hrs after boyfriend was killed, girlfriend of 3years empties his house