Israel's war on Gaza, now in its 265th day, has killed at least 37,765 Palestinians — mostly women, children and infants –– and wounded 86,429, with 10,000+ believed to be buried under the debris of bombed homes and 9,500 abducted by Tel Aviv.A Palestinian baby wounded in an Israeli strike receives treatment at a hospital in Gaza City, June 27, 2024. / Photo: ReutersThe UN agency for Palestinian refugees has issued a stark warning about the urgent need for health care in Gaza.
The ship issued a radio call off the coast of the Houthi-held port city of Hodeida saying it had been struck, the private security firm Ambrey first reported.1749 GMT — Hezbollah reports 1 member killed in Israeli air strikeThe fighter was identified as Ali Alaedine from Sohmor in the western Bekaa Valley.
The Israeli military body responsible for Palestinian civilian affairs, known by its acronym COGAT, said that the evacuation was carried out in coordination with officials from the United States, Egypt and the international community. 1734 GMT — Melbourne University faces backlash for issuing 'general misconduct' notices to pro-Palestinian students
Court documents made public showed that the UK, an ICC member state, filed a request with the court earlier this month to provide written observations on whether"the court can exercise jurisdiction over Israeli nationals, in circumstances where Palestine cannot exercise criminal jurisdiction over Israeli nationals the Oslo Accords".
"I wanted to say how absolutely unconscionable that my colleagues are offering an amendment to prevent our US government from even citing the Palestinian death toll," Rashida Tlaib said on the House floor. The flare-up in northern Gaza's Shujaiya district, which witnesses and medics said caused numerous casualties, comes as fears grow of a wider regional conflagration involving Israel and Lebanese Hezbollah.news agency the situation was"very difficult and frightening" as Israeli military vehicles approached the area amid air strikes and shelling.
The Irish Foreign Ministry advised against all travel to certain areas of Lebanon and urged Irish citizens currently in the country to exercise extreme caution.The UN Security Council extended a mandate to December 31 for a UN mission monitoring a 1974 ceasefire between Syria and Israel. "They will be transported to the United Arab Emirates for treatment," the source, who requested anonymity because they are not authorised to speak to the media, toldIt is the first evacuation from Gaza since the Rafah border crossing was closed in early May, when Israeli forces took over the Palestinian side of the terminal.The Israeli army said that 22 of its soldiers had been injured in clashes in the last 24 hours.