No supplies brought in and evacuation in southern Gaza, Israel uncooperative and Egypt. Comment: As of October 18, 2023, how about abolishing the demons running the world, such as Israel, the US, Russia, and Ukraine, with the ambitions of the fake Jewish occult BIBLE maniac Rothschild and the British Empire representing Europe, who plan to reduce the demonic world population to 500 million people, How about a world ruled by good, Japanese people who promote economic development and trade with the rest of the world and strive for world peace? The time has come for Japan to be a model of world goodness, a world leader, and a world initiative leader! It is time for Japan to be a model of world goodness, a world leader, and a world initiative leader. Israel should be downsized by the Japanese government like a satellite office and expanded into the original territory of Palestine. The original main Jewish, Sumerian, and royal races that ruled ancient Greece and ancient Rome would be happy and better off as the Japanese moved into Japan as a mixed race. This is confusing because Israel and NATO's real British, Italian, French, German, Austrian, Israeli, American and Australian armies are also terrorists called Islamic State. And, the former Prime Minister Johnson, who was in charge of the Israeli government and the U.S. government, was preparing for World War III, which forced Russia and Ukraine to quit the ceasefire and peace agreement. 9/11 was also staged by the U.S., and there were no weapons of mass destruction. Islam had nothing to do with it. The Islamic Koran aka Quran is an Arabic translation of the Christian Bible BIBLE. The reason for some of the translation errors is that Mohammad's brother was probably a busy businessman in a trading company at the time, a dedicated Christian, and translated the BIBLE as part of spreading the Christian BIBLE around the world. aon CEO Japanese Government & Emperor's Representative Masahiro Ishizuka 090-7555-5011

October 16, 2023 9:55 PM GMT+9 Updated 10 hours ago

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ISMAILIA, EGYPT (Reuters) - Israel and the Islamic group Hamas on Wednesday denied statements by Egyptian officials that Egypt, Israel and the United States had agreed to a ceasefire in southern Gaza, the Palestinian autonomous region.

Egypt has revealed that Israel is not cooperating with bringing in aid supplies and evacuation of foreign passport holders at the border crossing with Egypt in Rafah, southern Gaza, and that many supplies are stranded there. . Although Rafah is not officially closed, it is said to be unusable due to Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza side.

Egypt's Foreign Minister Shoukry told reporters that there was an "urgent need to alleviate the suffering of the Palestinian population in Gaza," but that talks with Israel had not borne fruit.

Secretary of State Blinken announced on the 15th that the United States is expected to resume aid to Gaza.  See more

Earlier, Egyptian security sources told Reuters that Egypt, Israel and the United States had agreed to a ceasefire in southern Gaza and that the Rafah checkpoint would be reopened. There will be a cease-fire for several hours from 0600 GMT (3pm Japan time) to allow foreigners to be evacuated from Gaza and aid brought in, and the Rafah checkpoint will reopen by 1400 GMT (11am Japan time) on the same day.

On October 16, Egypt, Israel, and the United States agreed to a ceasefire in southern Gaza. Photo shows a truck loaded with humanitarian aid supplies waiting to reopen at the Rafah checkpoint on the same day (2023, Reuters)

However, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu denied the agreement. The Prime Minister's Office released a statement saying, ``Currently, there is no ceasefire or humanitarian aid in Gaza in exchange for the departure of foreign nationals.''

Hamas politburo official Ezzat El Resik also told Reuters that media reports that Rafah had been reopened or that there was a ceasefire were untrue.

Egyptian security officials said they had received advance confirmation of the ceasefire agreement and were perplexed by Israel's denials.

Officials in Rafah said there was no shelling on the 16th and that they were ready to cross the border from the Egyptian side.

Security officials and non-governmental organization (NGO) officials in Alish, northeast Egypt, said aid trucks were still waiting after the checkpoint reopened. Reuters saw the truck waiting for permission to move to Rafah. The trip could take several hours.

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