Borrell calls for probe after Israeli strike on UN school
- 6000 individuals sought shelter at a school hit without warning, stated Philippe Lazzarini, Unrwa's commissioner-general.
- Fourteen children are among the deceased, as per officials.
- Analysis by Sky News and weapons specialist Rahul Udoshi points to a GBU-39 SDB nose cone causing the damage.
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Chefe da diplomacia da UE pede investigação independente a ataque israelita a escola em Gaza
Israel confirmou ter realizado um ataque contra uma escola da agência das Nações Unidas para os refugiados palestinianos (UNRWA) no centro de Gaza, alegando que esta albergava no seu interior "terroristas do Hamas"
Israeli airstrike on Gaza school kills dozens of Palestinians - Khaama Press
Amid growing global calls for a halt to the war in Gaza, the Israeli military has attacked a school housing Palestinian refugees, resulting in the deaths of approximately 30 people. Reuters reported on Thursday, June 6th, that these Israeli attacks targeted the “Nuseirat” area of Gaza, where Palestinian refugees had gathered. According to reports, Israel claimed that the attacks were aimed at targeting Hamas “fighters.” However, a Hamas official…
Forty people died and dozens were injured
Following Israel's attack on a UN Palestinian Relief Agency school in the Gaza Strip, the US government is calling for full clarification. Netanyahu addresses the US Congress on July 24. Moscow and Beijing express concerns about the US draft UN resolution.
US calls on Israel to provide transparency in Gaza school strike
The US has instructed Israel to maintain complete transparency regarding the airstrike on Thursday (June 6) that resulted in the death of at least 30 individuals at a Gaza school sheltering displaced persons. According to reports, a warplane targeted classrooms on the top floor of the school in the Nuseirat urban refugee camp, firing two missiles. The US asked Israel to identify publicly the Hamas fighters it said it had killed - as the Israeli
The United States wants an investigation into the Israeli air strike on a school building in central Gaza and has told Israel it must be “fully transparent.” This is what U.S. Department of State spokesperson Matthew Miller said on Thursday.
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