By Lyndal Rowlands and Alastair Mccready

      Shocking video footage captures Israeli forces driving a military vehicle over a Palestinian victim after three men were fatally shot in the occupied West Bank’s Tulkarem.

      Israel continues bombing attacks in southern and central Gaza, with reports of strikes in the vicinity of Al-Aqsa Hospital.

      Gaza’s Health Ministry warns of a looming catastrophe for displaced Palestinians and a “triangle of death”: hunger, dehydration and disease.

      US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrives in Israel, saying he will push for civilian protection and aid delivery in Gaza.

      At least 23,084 people have been killed – including 9,600 children – and nearly 59,000 wounded in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7. About 1,139 people were killed in Hamas’s initial attack on Israel.

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    It’s just before 7am (05:00 GMT) in the occupied Palestinian territories and Israel.

    Here are some of the main recent developments:

      Video shows Israeli forces shoot three Palestinian men at close range before running over one of their bodies, in Tulkarem in the occupied West Bank.

      US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrives in Israel, as Israeli forces and Hezbollah fighters continue to launch cross-border attacks.

      Sigrid Kaag, the new UN senior humanitarian coordinator for Gaza, to be based in Amman, Jordan, says UN spokesperson, after Israel refused visas for other UN staff.

      Israeli human rights organisation B’Tselem condemns Israel’s “declared policy” of starvation in Gaza.

    Israeli delegation arrives in Egypt to resume talks on Gaza captives: Report

    Egyptian sources have confirmed to the Al-Araby Al-Jadeed newspaper that an Israeli security delegation has arrived in Cairo with the aim of “resuming negotiations aimed at releasing Israeli prisoners held by resistance factions in Gaza”.

    Citing sources in Egypt, the London-based outlet said that Cairo had suspended its mediation efforts after the assassination of Hamas deputy leader Saleh al-Arouri in an Israeli drone strike on a Beirut suburb on January 2.

    More than 240 people were taken captive by Hamas and other groups during the attack on Israel on October 7.

    It’s believed some 128 remain captive in Gaza.

    Jeremy Corbyn calls on UK government to support ICJ genocide case

    Jeremy Corbyn, the former leader of the British Labour Party, has called on the UK government to support the genocide case filed by South Africa against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).

    “Many people are very pleased that the government of South Africa has taken an initiative in going to the International Court of Justice in order to hold Israel to account for the deaths of so many wholly innocent people in Gaza,” Corbyn said in a speech in the UK parliament on Monday.

    “Cannot the government understand that and at least support South Africa’s process?” Corbyn added.

    South Africa and Israel will present oral arguments at public hearings in The Hague on Thursday and Friday this week, as the UN’s highest court considers South Africa’s request the court takes “provisional measures” to protect Palestinians with “extreme urgency”.

    The governments of Bolivia, Jordan, Malaysia and Turkey, as well as the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, have expressed support for South Africa’s application to the court. While France’s UN ambassador has said that France will support the court’s decision.

    Israeli military reports four more soldiers killed in Gaza

    The four reported killed included a 19-year-old sergeant in Israel’s 94th Battalion, who was killed in southern Gaza, and two 26-year-old majors in the 8219th Combat Engineering Battalion who were also killed in fighting in the south.

    A 27-year-old major in the 36th Division’s engineering team was killed in central Gaza.

    Four other Israeli soldiers – a combat officer and three reservists – were seriously injured alongside the four killed, according to the Israeli military’s spokesperson.

    Israel did not report any additional deaths among its forces on Sunday and Monday. Since Israel’s ground invasion of Gaza began, 174 Israeli soldiers have been killed and 1,042 wounded, according to the UN.

    The latest reported four deaths do not appear to be part of that total.

    Israel’s Air Force pounds Khan Younis as Palestinians fight on

    The Israeli Air Force carried out 30 attacks on targets in Gaza’s southern Khan Younis area on Monday where Palestinian fighters are continuing to battle against Israeli forces, war monitors the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) and the Critical Threats Project (CTP) report.

    In their latest report on fighting in the Gaza Strip and the occupied West Bank, the US-based think tanks said that Israeli forces appear to have diminished the ability of Hamas commanders – and other armed Palestinian groups – to communicate in real-time with their fighters operating in the north of the territory.

    In the south, Palestinian fighters are battling Israeli forces in Khan Younis using rocket-propelled grenades, small arms and anti-personnel improvised explosive devices. Israeli troops have returned fire with tanks and air strikes, the ISW and CTP said.

    Also on Monday, Palestinian fighters continued to target Israel with rocket salvos fired from Gaza, including at Tel Aviv and Sderot and Nir Aam in southern Israel, the war monitors reported.

    In the occupied West bank, Palestinian fighters clashed with Israeli forces 13 times on Monday, according to the monitors.