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A month into the Gaza ceasefire, residents continue to endure daily bombings, displacement, and a severe humanitarian crisis, with many asserting that the violence and suffering persist despite media claims of an end to the genocide.
Half of Gaza City refuses to flee despite intense Israeli attacks and widespread destruction, citing inability to afford evacuation costs and a desire to stay in their homes, fearing they will never return if they leave. The ongoing conflict has caused significant civilian displacement and casualties, with Israel intensifying its military operations aimed at fully occupying Gaza City.
The article reports on the ongoing conflict in Gaza, where Israeli attacks have resulted in over 62,000 Palestinian deaths, including many children, amid a prolonged siege and bombardment. It highlights the humanitarian toll, protests in Israel demanding a ceasefire and hostage negotiations, and the broader implications of the conflict on aid workers and regional stability.
The WHO condemns Israeli attacks on Gaza's facilities, highlighting the destruction of health infrastructure, detention of staff, and worsening humanitarian crisis amid ongoing military operations and displacement of civilians.
The article reports on the severe escalation of violence and humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where Israeli forces are attacking Palestinians seeking aid at distribution sites, resulting in hundreds of deaths and injuries, amidst a blockade that severely restricts food and medical supplies, and a communications blackout worsening the situation.
Israeli attacks on Gaza have resulted in at least 82 deaths, including many aid seekers, amid ongoing violence and a worsening humanitarian crisis, with warnings of famine, water shortages, and increased civilian casualties, as international voices call for a ceasefire.
At least eight Palestinians were killed and dozens wounded near aid distribution sites in Gaza amid escalating Israeli violence, with concerns that global attention is shifting away from Gaza due to the Iran conflict, worsening the humanitarian crisis.
Nearly 30,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza by Israeli attacks since October, with overnight air strikes leaving at least 104 dead and 160 wounded, mostly children and women. The US expresses disappointment over Israel's plan to construct 3,000 new homes in West Bank settlements, while UK representatives argue against the ICJ issuing an advisory opinion on Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories. The Palestine Red Crescent Society reports multiple casualties and damage from Israeli air strikes, including the deaths of a photojournalist and a paramedic, as well as the recovery of children's remains. Israeli forces also target the vicinity of Al-Amal Hospital in Khan Younis, causing significant damage.
Doctors Without Borders' chief slammed the US and the UN Security Council for complicity in the suffering inflicted by Israeli forces in Gaza, denouncing the veto of a ceasefire resolution and highlighting the devastating conditions aid workers are facing. The head of MSF described the horrifying impact on children and the erosion of humanitarian principles, calling for an immediate and sustained ceasefire while criticizing the US for obstructing efforts. Health care workers have reported unimaginable conditions and urgent need for a ceasefire, with hundreds of attacks on health facilities and workers by Israeli forces.
The US military conducted airstrikes on over 85 Iran-linked targets in Iraq and Syria in retaliation for the deaths of three American soldiers, leading to casualties and escalating regional tensions. In Gaza, UNICEF reported that almost all of the 1.2 million children are in need of mental health support, while over one million displaced Palestinians fear a new Israeli military onslaught. Diplomatic efforts continue, with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken planning to travel to the region and push for a ceasefire, while Germany's foreign minister warned Israel over its planned military offensive in Rafah. Additionally, Israeli forces conducted raids in the occupied West Bank, leading to hospitalizations and further tensions.
Despite growing international calls for a ceasefire, Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip continue, resulting in the deaths of dozens of people, including women and children. The bombardment has left much of Gaza in ruins, displacing an estimated 1.9 million Palestinians and leading to warnings of a "breakdown of civil order" by the United Nations. Pressure is mounting on the Israeli government to slow, suspend, or end the military campaign, including from its top ally, the United States.
At least 90 people have been killed and over 100 injured in the latest Israeli attacks on the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza. The strikes hit a residential block, resulting in the deaths of women and children, with many still missing. The bombardments have worsened the humanitarian situation, with displaced Palestinians scrambling for food and water. The United Nations estimates that 1.9 million people, about 80% of Gaza's population, have been displaced by the war.
The death toll in the ongoing Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip has reached 18,608, with an additional 50,594 Palestinians injured, according to the Health Ministry. The attacks, which include airstrikes, a ground offensive, and a siege, were launched in response to a cross-border attack by Hamas two months ago. The Israeli death toll from the Hamas attack is reported to be 1,200.
The head of UNRWA, Philippe Lazzarini, has stated that the dehumanization of Palestinians has allowed the international community to tolerate ongoing Israeli attacks in Gaza. Lazzarini warned that UNRWA is on the brink of collapse in Gaza and called for an immediate ceasefire to end the dire situation in the region.
More than 6,600 Palestinian children have been killed by Israeli forces in Gaza since October 7, with thousands more missing under the rubble. The resumption of the war has made Gaza the most dangerous place in the world for children, according to the executive director of UNICEF. About half of Gaza's population is below the age of 18, and many Palestinian minors have experienced multiple Israeli assaults, leading to high levels of anxiety and potential depression. The number of affected children is expected to rise exponentially due to the recent conflict.