US EditionHospitals under fire as Israeli forces deepen operations in northern Gaza
- Israeli forces intensified operations in Jabalia, destroying homes and surrounding schools and shelters for displaced people, according to residents and medics.
- Health officials in northern Gaza refused to evacuate three hospitals, insisting on caring for patients amid military orders.
- The UN expressed concern over Israeli military actions, stating they might lead to "the destruction of the Palestinian population in Gaza's northernmost governate through death and displacement.
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Israel’s actions in Gaza, backed by the US, are shaking the world order to its core
While the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar could have provided an off-ramp for the conflict in Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ongoing vows of “total victory” make this seem unlikely. The concept of “total victory”, however, is extremely problematic. Every time Israel declares an area cleared of Hamas and then withdraws, Hamas, which carried out the horrific attack on southern Israel on October 7 2023, has quickly returned …
Israeli Shelling Claims Lives in Gaza School Shelter - teleSUR English
Despite a legally binding order from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) instructing Israel to cease its military actions in Rafah, Israel has continued its aggressive campaign in the region. Related: Death Toll Rises to 87 After Israeli Attact in Beit Lahia On Tuesday evening, an Israeli artillery strike hit a school repurposed as a shelter in Beit Lahia, located in the northern Gaza Strip, resulting in the deaths of seven Palestinian civi…
The last fully operational hospital in the north of the Gaza Strip has run out of medicine and blood supplies, said hospital director Husam Abu Safiya, warning that "the situation is catastrophic".
US Secretary of State Blinken sees the possibility for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and the release of the hostages following the killing of Hamas leader Sinwar.
During a visit to Israel, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged an early ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. The killing of Hamas leader Sinwar offers a good opportunity for an agreement, Blinken said, according to a spokesman, at a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu's office said the meeting also discussed the type of government after the end of the Gaza war. Meanwhile, shelling between Israel and Hezbollah continued in Leb…
Thousands of Palestinians are fleeing the northern Gaza Strip....
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