At least US$10 billion needed to rebuild Gaza health system: WHO
- The World Health Organization estimates that at least US$10 billion is needed to rebuild Gaza's health system over the next five to seven years, according to an initial assessment.
- Rik Peperkorn stated that the cost to rebuild just the health sector is even more than US$3 billion for the first 1.5 years and US$10 billion for the five to seven years.
- Less than half of Gaza's hospitals are functional, and Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus welcomed the ceasefire announcement as a positive development.
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BizTocEgypt pledges daily fuel deliveries to Gaza amid ceasefire
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty (pictured) announced that 50 fuel trucks will enter Gaza daily once a ceasefire takes effect on Sunday. Speaking at a joint press conference with his Nigerian...
The attack comes as a truce between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist movement, Hamas, is about to take effect on Sunday.
Terrorist stabs Israeli outside of Tel Aviv cafe
A Palestinian terrorist named Salah Yahya, 19, from Tulkarm, stabbed an Israeli man outside a Tel Aviv café and was subsequently killed by an armed civilian. TEL AVIV TERROR ATTCK A terror attack unfolded in central Tel Aviv, leaving at least one person injured, according to police and medics. The Palestinian attacker was eliminated and pronounced dead, MDA confirmed. pic.twitter.com/H7XstQIeA2 — Open Source Intel (@Osint613) January 18, 2025 …
The tragic moment of the attacker attacking the crowd brandishing a knife in a shop in Tel Aviv.
'Won't Proceed Until...': Netanyahu On Gaza Ceasefire, Demands List Of Hostages To Be Released By Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday said that Israel won't proceed with the Gaza ceasefire until it receives a list of hostages to be released by Hamas.
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