🟡 Latest War on Gaza news roundup:
🟡 The death toll from Israel’s relentless war on Gaza has reached 23,708, with more than 60,005 injured.
🟡 Since October 7, Israeli forces have killed on average 100 children a day, adding up to at least 10,000 children in total or one percent of the total children population in the Gaza Strip, according to a new Save The Children report.
🟡 The daily death rate in Gaza is higher than that of any other major 21st century conflict as Israel’s military is killing Palestinians at an average rate of 250 people a day, Oxfam reported.
🟡 Israeli forces damaged or destroyed 24 cultural centers, and approximately 195 historical buildings, including 20 mosques and churches across the Gaza Strip, Gaza’s Ministry of Culture reported.
🟡 Israeli attacks killed three journalists in the last 48 hours, raising the death toll of journalists since October 7 to 117.
🟡 Palestinian resistance fighters responded to a massive incursion by the Israeli occupation forces in Nour Shams refugee camp in the occupied West Bank city of Tulkarm.
🟡 Iraq’s resistance killed three Israeli military intelligence officers in a drone strike that targeted their headquarters in Erbil, Iraq, the Jerusalem Times reported.
🟡 The US and UK bombed Yemen in response to Ansarallah’s blockade of the Red Sea in solidarity with Palestine, further increasing the possibility for a full-scale regional war. Ansarallah condemned the attack and warned that the attackers that their military bases across the region will come under attack if they decide to increase aggression, adding that they won’t stop the blockade of ships bound for Israeli ports.
🟡 The US supply of arms to Israel violated domestic laws and policies in the US Human Rights Watch reported while also noting that the breach effectively violated international law.
🟡 US Media reported Israeli deaths 16 times more often than Palestinian deaths in the first six weeks after October 7, a report by The Intercept revealed.
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