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Israeli attack on Gaza school kills 16, army says targeted gunmen

At least 16 people were killed in an Israeli strike on a school housing displaced Palestinian families in central Gaza on Saturday, the Palestinian health ministry said, in an attack Israel said targeted militants. The health ministry said the attack on the school in Al-Nuseirat killed at least 16 people and injured more than 50. The Israeli military said it took precautions to minimize the risk to civilians before targeting the gunmen who were using the area as a hideout to plan and carry out attacks on soldiers. Hamas denied its fighters were there. At the scene, Ayman al-Atouneh said

there is no safe place in Gaza because of the Israeli war

Residents in the Gaza Strip have no safe place due to the Israeli war, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said on Tuesday, citing an evacuation order issued by the Israeli military. Israel on Monday issued evacuation orders stretching from the southernmost areas of Rafah to the eastern areas of Khan Younis, including the European Gaza Hospital (EGH), the ICRC said in a press statement. “Thousands of people learned of the evacuation instructions late in the day and fled in panic and fear,” he added, noting that this group includes patients, families and health professionals who are vital

China demands Israel allow humanitarian supplies into Gaza amid ongoing crisis

Warning that the “tragic scenes on the ground” in Gaza are “just the tip of the iceberg of humanitarian devastation”, China said hunger in the besieged Palestinian enclave “cannot be weaponised”. “Hunger cannot be weaponized, humanitarian issues cannot be politicized and man-made escalation of humanitarian disaster is unacceptable,” Chinese Ambassador Fu Kong told a UN Security Council briefing on Gaza on Tuesday. Calling on Israel to “meet its obligations under international humanitarian law, heed the overwhelming call of the international community,” Fu said Tel Aviv must “take concrete steps to ensure the rapid and safe entry of humanitarian supplies on

Israeli airstrike in Gaza leaves a young boy injured and his mother dead

Palestinian Mohammed Qamar lies injured in a Gaza hospital after an Israeli airstrike killed his mother and two other relatives and injured his five siblings. The 12-year-old, who suffered injuries to his face, eyes and legs in Sunday’s attack, weeps for his mother in a scene all too familiar after nine months of war. “I was very sad about it, and I felt angry, I started to cry “How could you go and leave us, mom? Who did you leave us for?”, he said at Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza City. Khan Yunis. “Mom, can you hear me? Mom, answer

The UN warns that more than half of the Afghan population needs humanitarian aid

HAMILTON: The UN has highlighted the alarming humanitarian need in Afghanistan, saying more than 50% of the population needs humanitarian aid in the war-torn country. “Humanitarian needs in Afghanistan remain alarmingly high. More than 50% of the population – approximately 23.7 million people – are in need of humanitarian assistance this year, the third highest number of people in need in the world,” Lisa Doughten, Head of the Office of UN for the Department of Humanitarian Financing and Resource Mobilization Coordination for Humanitarian Affairs, told a Security Council meeting on Afghanistan. He highlighted the effects of poverty, food insecurity and

February 29, 2024

News Desk

The Gaza crisis exposes Western double standards on human rights

BEIJING: After the catastrophic loss of more than 30,000 lives in the Gaza Strip as a result of Israel’s continuous raids since last October, the world is witnessing not only a harrowing scale of human suffering, but also the ugly truth of Western double standards on human rights . As government officials and representatives around the world gather in Geneva for the 55th session of the Human Rights Council, the protracted tragedy unfolding in Gaza underscores the imperative to uphold the human rights of all ethnic groups and all people with fair, equal and efficient way. Death is but one

January 4, 2024

News Desk

Children mutilated in Gaza face further risks without special care

Eleven-year-old Noor’s left leg was almost completely amputated when her home in Jabalia, Gaza, was hit by an explosion in October. Now her right leg, fitted with a heavy metal rod and four screws drilled into the bone, may have to be amputated. “It hurts a lot… I’m afraid they’re going to have to amputate my other leg,” she said from her hospital bed, looking down at her clumsy brace. “I used to run and play, I was so happy with my life, but now when I lost my leg, my life became bad and I became sad. I hope

November 7, 2023

News Desk

Israel prepares Gaza City push as UN decries month of ‘slaughter’

JERUSALEM/GAZA: Israel gave civilians still trapped inside the newly encircled Gaza City a four-hour window to leave on Tuesday, and residents who escaped said they passed tanks in a position to possibly begin storming it. Israel says its forces have surrounded Gaza City, home to a third of the enclave’s 2.3 million people, and are poised to storm it soon in their campaign to root out Hamas Islamists who have attacked Israeli cities. exactly one month ago. The war began on October 7, when militants breached the fence encircling Gaza and killed 1,400 Israelis, mostly civilians, and kidnapped more than

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