al jazeeraAt least seven people killed and fires broke out as Israeli forces bombed tents in Gaza’s al-Mawasi ‘humanitarian zone’.
Gaza officials demand Israel release 310 health workers “subjected to torture” and call for an international investigation “to reveal the fate” of dozens of “kidnapped” Palestinian health personnel.
UN says there has been a “drastic deterioration” of aid flows to the south of Gaza in recent weeks, causing panic and starvation.
Israeli army says operational plans for an offensive in Lebanon have been approved as US envoy Amos Hochstein wraps up a visit to Beirut.
At least 37,372 people killed and 85,452 injured in Israel’s war on Gaza since October 7. The revised death toll in Israel from the Hamas-led attacks stands at 1,139, with dozens of people still held captive in Gaza.
At least seven people killed and fires broke out as Israeli forces bombed tents in Gaza’s al-Mawasi ‘humanitarian zone’.
Gaza officials demand Israel release 310 health workers “subjected to torture” and call for an international investigation “to reveal the fate” of dozens of “kidnapped” Palestinian health personnel.
UN says there has been a “drastic deterioration” of aid flows to the south of Gaza in recent weeks, causing panic and starvation.
Israeli army says operational plans for an offensive in Lebanon have been approved as US envoy Amos Hochstein wraps up a visit to Beirut.
At least 37,372 people killed and 85,452 injured in Israel’s war on Gaza since October 7. The revised death toll in Israel from the Hamas-led attacks stands at 1,139, with dozens of people still held captive in Gaza.
Our colleagues on the ground in Gaza are reporting that crises are worsening in northern Gaza, including a lack of water as the Israeli forces have destroyed all wells, according to the Northern Gaza Emergency Committee.
Trucks loaded with water are now being brought in from Gaza City in an attempt to help people get some water.
“I have no energy. I can’t carry the water. We came here with our children and grandchildren to get get a gallon of water which is not enough at all,” a Palestinian woman told Al Jazeera.
“We need more water for us only to drink. In the north, we have starvation and the severe shortage of drinking water. The water here is mixed with sewage, which poses a great danger to people’s health. We all suffer different kinds of diseases.”
A Palestinian man said that the situation in Jabalia refugee camp was very difficult.
“We wait long time for the water truck to arrive and to get one gallon or one bucket of water just to drink. There is famine and we face starvation.”
A new report by the UN’s human rights office has looked into six Israeli attacks in Gaza with high casualty tolls and determined that its forces “may have systematically violated the principles of distinction, proportionality, and precautions in attack”.
“The requirement to select means and methods of warfare that avoid or at the very least minimise to every extent civilian harm appears to have been consistently violated in Israel’s bombing campaign,” said UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk.
Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7 have wrecked much of the enclave and killed at least 37,372 people, with 40 percent of these victims being children, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry.
Our colleagues in the occupied West Bank are reporting that Israeli settlers’ attacks on Palestinians took place across the region on Tuesday, including in Burin, south of Nablus, and Yasouf, northeast of Salfit, where they destroyed crops and demolished a well.
In Burqa, east of Ramallah, they set olive trees on fire.
On average, there are four such attacks witnessed daily.
The UN has documented 962 settler attacks since October 7, which have led to the destruction of 43,000 Palestinian-owned trees and saplings.
In addition, 549 Palestinians have been killed in attacks by Israeli settlers and forces since October 7.
Israeli forces have arrested 20 more people as its raids widen in the occupied West Bank, reports the Wafa news agency.
The forces arrested 17 people in the town of Dhahriya, south of Hebron, two people in Askar camp in Nablus governorate, and one person in Hebron city.
The arrests come after our earlier reports of Israeli soldiers shooting four people during a raid on Qalqilya, while carrying out a spate of arrests in the town of Jayyous, to the north.
Since October 7, Israeli forces have made more than 9,000 arrests across the occupied West Bank.
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