UN: 450,000 people have fled Rafah
- Approximately 450,000 Palestinians were displaced from Rafah in Gaza's south in the past week, reported by the United Nations' agency for Palestinian refugees. This displacement was a result of Israel pushing into the city, claiming it as the last Hamas stronghold.
- The U.N. Agency for Palestinian refugees stated that nearly 450,000 individuals have fled from Rafah in southern Gaza since Israel's incursion last week, highlighting the dire conditions faced by people including exhaustion, hunger, and fear. Calls for an immediate ceasefire were made.
- An additional 100,000 people were displaced in northern Gaza, bringing the total number of displaced individuals to nearly a quarter of Gaza's population. Humanitarian organizations are struggling to provide necessary supplies to those affected.
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UN says over half a million people flee fighting in Gaza; Israel marks Independence Day
More than half a million Palestinians have been displaced in recent days by escalating Israeli military operations in Rafah and northern Gaza, the United Nations says. Israelis celebrated their Independence Day on Tuesday with barbecues in parks across the country, although the normally raucous parties were smaller and quieter this year because of the war […]
In Gaza, Israel targets humanitarian workers, according to a Human Rights Watch report.
Human Rights Watch documented, in a report published on Tuesday, May 14, eight attacks carried out by Israeli forces against humanitarian workers in the Gaza Strip. The non-governmental organization calls for an independent investigation.
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