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Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune is a candidate for his own succession. The conflict between Israel and Hamas continues, with intense fighting in the south of the Gaza Strip, particularly around Khan Yunis.
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Algeria: by affirming about Gaza that “the army is ready”, President Tebboune triggers an outcry
The words spoken on Sunday by the Algerian head of state, candidate for his own succession, are controversial. In reality, Abdelmadjid Tebboune is not advocating a possible military intervention, but for the construction of hospitals in Gaza.
Hamas-Israel war: IDF claims to have “surrounded” Khan Younes
UPDATE ON THE SITUATION - Palestinian witnesses reported Israeli artillery fire near the Nasser hospital in Khan Younes, the main town in the south of the territory where, according to Israel, the local Hamas leaders are hiding.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
President Tebboune will be required to clarify his statements concerning the Algerian army and Gaza
Likely · Within days
Fighting in Khan Yunis to continue with Israeli efforts to isolate area
Very likely · Within weeks

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