Israel's war on Gaza, now in its 334th day, has killed at least 40,861 Palestinians and wounded over 94,398 others.
Israel's war on Gaza, now in its 334th day, has killed at least 40,861 Palestinians and wounded over 94,398 others.An ongoing blockade of the enclave has led to severe shortages of food, clean water and medicine, leaving much of the region in ruins. / Photo: AFPMore than 40,861 Palestinians have been killed and 94,398 have been wounded in Israel's war in Gaza since October 7, the besieged enclave's Health Ministry said in a statement.
He noted that preparations are underway today to roll out the vaccine campaign in south Gaza, which will start tomorrow. The distribution of first doses will end after the vaccine campaign spends three and a possible extension day in the north zone.Israeli protesters have blocked a road in Tel Aviv to pressure the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reach a prisoner swap deal with Palestinians.
Zena Tahhan reports from occupied West Bank's Tulkarem, where Israeli forces are moving in bulldozers and have laid siege to a hospitalThe Israeli army has deployed more forces to the occupied northern West Bank amid ongoing major offensive which entered its eighth day. He added that with the arrival of"the second batch of vaccines to Gaza, the total number of doses received by the Strip is now around 1.6 million, sufficient to vaccinate all children from birth to 10 years old with two doses of the vaccine".
Jordan, Qatar, Palestine and Kuwait condemn Israeli PM Netanyahu’s accusations that weapons are being smuggled to the Palestinian resistance group Hamas through Egyptian borderThe Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Palestinian group Hamas, released a video featuring an Israeli hostage after the Israeli army announced the recovery of his body along with those of five others from a tunnel in the southern besieged Gaza.
The Palestine Red Crescent Society said in a statement that its crews transported two people to the hospital, both with gunshot wounds to their legs. According to Israeli media, Eli Albag, father of hostage Liri Albag, criticised Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's insistence on keeping troops in the Philadelphi Corridor, calling it a"big bluff" and a major obstacle in negotiations.
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