Day of wrath in Gaza against Israel

The transcript discusses the aftermath of an airstrike that killed Palestinian family members, leading to widespread outrage. Hamas called for a day of wrath, resonating with many Palestinians. The anger spread beyond Gaza to East Jerusalem and internationally, with protests in various countries. The situation is described as illegal and likened to a Holocaust, with calls for targeting Hamas specifically rather than innocent civilians.

What was the immediate response of Hamas following the airstrike?

• They called for a ceasefire.

• They requested international aid.

• They called for a day of wrath.

• They initiated peace talks.

What significant change occurred among Palestinian political factions during the conflict?

• They increased their military operations.

• They put aside their divisions temporarily.

• They signed a peace treaty.

• They formed a new government.

Which regions outside of Gaza showed signs of protest against the conflict?

• Countries in the Middle East and Africa.

• Countries in Asia.

• Countries in Europe.

• Only neighboring countries.

What was the reaction in Afghanistan to the conflict?

• They remained neutral.

• They sent humanitarian aid.

• They burned effigies, including that of Israel's Prime Minister.

• They held peace talks.

What is expected to happen if Israel launches a full-scale ground operation?

• International aid will increase.

• Peace talks will begin.

• Outrage is expected to intensify.

• The conflict will de-escalate.