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Two people were killed and others wounded after an Israeli drone targeted Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp near Sidon, damaging a food aid kitchen. The attack coincided with ongoing Israeli violations of the ceasefire with Lebanon, including multiple military incidents reported in southern towns.
Médecins Sans Frontières stated it has not been able to deliver aid to Gaza since the year began due to Israeli restrictions, despite the ongoing ceasefire. The organization warned of worsening health and living conditions, noting over 18,000 patients await evacuation and that ongoing violations are worsening the crisis.
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn accused Health Secretary Wes Streeting of a shameful failure for not resigning despite admitting Israel is committing war crimes in Gaza. Corbyn requested Streeting’s cooperation in exposing UK government complicity in genocide and questioned him about continued British support for Israel despite legal violations.
Germany’s top court rejected a case by a Palestinian man seeking to stop German tank parts exports to Israel after his wife and child were martyred in Israeli strikes on Gaza. The court ruled that protecting international humanitarian law does not grant enforceable individual rights, giving officials broad discretion in fulfilling this duty.
Reports indicated Israel considered denying entry to commentator Tucker Carlson following his criticism of the genocide in Gaza, ultimately allowing him in to avoid a diplomatic fallout. The move comes amid a public argument between Carlson and US ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee.
Opposition to Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit to Australia is growing, as legal groups urge federal police to arrest a delegate over alleged Gaza war crimes. Human rights organizations also demand Herzog be investigated for allegedly inciting genocide.
