At a time when humanitarian aid is piling up to save millions of Palestinians from starvation, thirst and illness in extremely difficult conditions, and Israel is preventing their entry.

The Supreme Council for media regulation in Egypt confirmed on Wednesday its support for the firm and firm position of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on the plot to displace Palestinians planned by the Israeli prime minister, and receives support from some Western countries.

At a time when humanitarian aid is piling up to save millions of Palestinians from starvation, thirst and illness in extremely difficult conditions, and Israel is preventing their entry.

The Supreme Council for media regulation in Egypt confirmed on Wednesday its support for the firm and firm position of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on the plot to displace Palestinians planned by the Israeli prime minister, and receives support from some Western countries.

While the US newspaper "New York Times" quoted Israeli officers postponing the ground invasion of the Gaza Strip "for weather-related reasons," experts attributed the postponement to the "heavy cost" that Israel will incur.

Amid tensions on the southern Lebanese border since the launch of the "Al-Aqsa flood" operation, Hezbollah announced the targeting of two Merkava tanks and a personnel carrier at the Hanita barracks in northern Israel, and confirmed in a statement the deaths and injuries among Israeli soldiers.