Israel blows up Gaza hospital; Germany, Britain, France push for ceasefire as hundreds killed: 10 top updates

The European Union Is Endorsing Israel’s Attack on Gaza

European leaders claim to be champions of the liberal international order that Donald Trump is repudiating. But they’re lining up with Trump to support the resumption of Israel’s murderous onslaught against Palestinian civilians.

UK, France, Germany Urge Gaza Ceasefire, Ask Israel to Restore Humanitarian Access

The governments of Germany, France and Britain called for an immediate return to a ceasefire in Gaza in a joint statement on Friday that also called on Israel to restore humanitarian access. "We call on Israel to restore humanitarian access, including water and electricity, and ensure access to medical care and temporary medical evacuations in

Palestinian family in Cambridge worried about safety of family in Gaza

More than 400 people have been killed since Israel abruptly ended a ceasefire agreement with Hamas by sending airstrikes to Gaza. The death and destruction has Rami Aljadba from Cambridge, Ont., feeling worried about family still living in the area.

The resumption of Israel's attacks is a "dramatic step backwards for the people of Gaza", the three countries say. Israel's Defense Minister Katz threatens Hamas with "Annexion" if it does not release hostages.

'We don't want death': More than 90 people killed as Israeli attacks resume

Gaza's health ministry says 591 Palestinians, including 200 children, have been killed and 1,042 injured since Israel shattered the ceasefire on Tuesday.

France, Germany and the United Kingdom have called for an 'immediate return to the ceasefire'. “It is clear that Hamas must no longer govern Gaza or pose a threat to Israel. However, this conflict cannot be resolved by military means” (ANSA)