US EditionIsraeli sniper kills child on second day of Gaza ceasefire
- An Israeli sniper killed a 15-year-old Palestinian child identified as Zakariya Hameed Yahya Barbakh in Rafah on the second day of a ceasefire agreement that started the day before.
- The shooting occurred while Israeli forces also killed at least one civilian and injured nine others in Rafah, violating the ceasefire multiple times.
- The United Nations reported that 915 aid trucks entered Gaza on the second day of the ceasefire, but humanitarian needs remain critical.
- US President Trump expressed doubt about the ceasefire's durability, stating he was 'not confident' it would hold.
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Israeli sniper kills child on second day of Gaza ceasefire
Israel violated the ceasefire with Hamas on Monday by shooting and killing a Palestinian child returning to his home in Rafah, while aid to the enclave trickles in and civil defence teams recover dozens of bodies. The 15-year-old was identified as Zakaria Humaid Yahya Barbakh and was shot at by a sniper multiple times before he was killed. Video footage shared online also showed a man trying to retrieve his body also shot at repeatedly. This com…
Second Day of Gaza Ceasefire Sees New Casualties
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza has confirmed that the death toll from the Israeli aggression has now exceeded 47,000, with 111,091 individuals injured, as reported on the second day of the ceasefire, which began on Sunday. In its latest statement, the ministry revealed that 122 fatalities were recorded in the past 24 hours, including 62 bodies recovered from under the rubble. Additionally, 341 people sustained injuries during this pe…
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