Israel's war on Gaza, now in its 336th day, has killed at least 40,878 Palestinians and wounded over 94,454 others, with thousands more believed to be buried under debris of bombed homes.
Israel's war on Gaza, now in its 336th day, has killed at least 40,878 Palestinians and wounded over 94,454 others, with thousands more believed to be buried under debris of bombed homes.In July, the British government reversed its opposition to the ICC seeking an arrest warrant against Israeli PM Netanyahu.
Former Israeli National Security Council head Meir Ben-Shabbat has urged the evacuation of northern Gaza and the suspension of humanitarian aid, advocating for the area to be declared a closed military zone. Conducted by the Lazar Institute and reported by Maariv newspaper, the survey polled 506 Israelis, with a margin of error of 4.4 percent. It showed that while nearly half of respondents were open to relinquishing control of the corridor, 37 percent opposed such a move, and 15 percent remained undecided.
"The past weekend has dramatically demonstrated that a purely military approach is no solution to the situation in Gaza," she told reporters after meeting with her Israeli counterpart Israel Katz in the coastal Israeli city of Tel Aviv.0853 GMT — 160,000 children vaccinated against polio in southern Gaza: UN
At least eight Palestinians were killed in air strikes by Israeli warplanes targeting two homes in Gaza City on late Thursday and early Friday, according to local sources.that six bodies were brought to the hospital after an Israeli air strike hit a house in the Zeitoun neighbourhood. The victims of the attack were Ahmed Nayef Radi, Nayef Ahmed Radi, Naila Ahmed Radi, Alaa Nazir al Naffar, Naila Ali Radi and Shatha Nayef Radi. The injured were sent to al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza.Israeli forces assaulted a young man in the village of Deir Abu Mashal, north of Ramallah, according to the Palestinian WAFA news agency.
The protesters marched through major streets in Tel Aviv at night, solemnly striking a bell as the flag-draped coffins were slowly brought through the streets. The country is reeling from the discovery of the bodies of six Israeli captives, who Hamas says were killed in indiscriminate Israeli strikes.
Israel's genocidal war on Gaza, now in its 336th day, has killed at least 40,878 Palestinians — mostly women and children — and wounded another 94,454, a conservative estimate, with 10,000+ believed to be buried under debris of bombed homesUS Secretary of State Antony Blinken has said it was incumbent on both Israel and Hamas to say yes on remaining issues to reach a Gaza ceasefire deal even as hawkish Israeli PM Netanyahu again dismissed US claims that a deal was imminent.
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