Gaza toll rises to 74,540 martyrs and 175,678 injured
The Gaza Ministry of Health announced that the Israeli aggression toll has risen to 74,540 martyrs and 175,678 injured since its start, with new casualties in the past 48 hours.
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The Gaza Ministry of Health announced that the Israeli aggression toll has risen to 74,540 martyrs and 175,678 injured since its start, with new casualties in the past 48 hours.
The Health Ministry in Gaza warns that remaining hospital generators risk halting due to a severe shortage of engine oils and spare parts, threatening power to vital and life-saving departments.
Fatima Abu al-Luban was killed by Israeli forces' gunfire in Tal al-Dhahab, northwest of Beit Lahia, as the death toll from the aggression rose to 74,498.
Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine says the attack by Israeli settlers on her in the occupied West Bank made her grasp more deeply the suffering of women and children in Palestine.
The Palestinian government warned of the seriousness of the ongoing Israeli escalation in the West Bank and held the occupation government fully responsible, calling for urgent international intervention to stop it.
Israeli occupation forces detained Democratic congressional candidate Brad Lander and about 90 international volunteers while they accompanied Palestinian farmers picking olives near Nahalin, west of Bethlehem.
A citizen was martyred and three others injured after a group of civilians was targeted near Palestine Stadium in the al-Rimal neighbourhood west of Gaza City, as the Health Ministry reported the toll since the ceasefire rose to 1,538 martyrs.
US sources say dozens of Israeli fighter jets flew over Syria and Iraq to the outskirts of the Iranian border, in a route simulating a possible attack on Tehran.
Occupation forces escalated military measures in Hebron governorate, forcing dozens of families to evacuate homes, demolishing buildings, arresting at least 13 citizens and closing entrances.
The United States has refused to grant former Barcelona mayor Ada Colau a visa to attend an international cities conference in Puerto Rico, after questioning her at the US embassy in Madrid over her participation in the Gaza aid flotilla.