UN Condemns Intensifying Israeli Attacks on Gaza
The UN rights office said strikes hit homes and crowded areas, including six children, as more than 1,100 Palestinians have been killed since the truce.
- On Tuesday, The United Nations condemned intensifying Israeli military attacks in Gaza that killed at least 57 Palestinians between July 13 and July 20, with spokesman Thameen Al-Kheetan stating that "nowhere is safe" for civilians.
- Al-Kheetan warned that Israel's constant moving of the "yellow line" westwards has left Palestinians trapped in an ever-shrinking area, with 34 recent victims killed far away from that designated zone.
- Israeli strikes killed 12 people on Tuesday, including six members of the Masri family in Gaza City, where survivor Ahmed reported the attack destroyed their home while they slept, engulfing it in flames.
- A ceasefire agreed in Oct 2025 theoretically remains in place, yet violence continues with more than 1,100 Palestinians killed since the truce began, raising concerns of potential war crimes under international law.
- The Israeli military announced a series of strikes targeting Hamas and Islamic Jihad members accused of involvement in the Oct 7 attack, reporting they struck weapons depots and other infrastructure that posed a threat to troops.
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The Israeli military has again attacked Gaza, killing 12 people, according to civil defense and medical workers. One attack killed six members of the same family, with the Israeli military saying it targeted a member of the Palestinian Hamas movement.
UN condemns 'intensifying' Israeli attacks on Gaza
UN condemns 'intensifying' Israeli attacks on Gaza The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner spokesperson, Thameen al-Kheetan, condemned on Tuesday the increased Israeli strikes on Gaza. The office recorded at least 57 Palestinians killed by Israel in Gaza between 13 and 20 July, including six children. “Nine months after the announcement of a ceasefire, still nowhere is safe for Palestinians in Gaza,” he added, noting that the killing…
At Least 57 Palestinians Killed in Gaza by Israeli Strikes in the Last Week, Six Children Among Them
The UN High Commissioner for Refugees condemned the intensification of Israeli attacks in the region, raising concerns about the possible commission of war crimes.
Nine months after the announcement of the cease-fire in the Gaza Strip, the UN denounced the intensification of Israeli attacks in the enclave, stating on Tuesday that at least 57 Palestinians died between 13 and 20 July in bombings that hit residential areas, displaced tents and other densely populated areas. Another 12 Palestinians, including six members of the same family and several children, died on Tuesday in different attacks in the encla…
The UN warned about the increase in Israeli bombings in Gaza, where there is no safe place for Palestinians.
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