The Government Media Office in Gaza said on Wednesday that the Israeli occupation committed more than 3,094 massacres during the ongoing genocidal war in Gaza.

The press office added that "Israel" murdered at least 15,002 children, while another 30 died due to the famine caused by the siege and the Israeli blockade.

Many victims remain under the rubble and on the streets while Israeli occupation forces deliberately prevent ambulances and civil defense teams from reaching them.

Students and faculty block NYPD vehicles demanding the release of a student protester during a solidarity encampment in NY City.

Union Seminary, an affiliate school of Columbia University has become the first US institute of higher education to fully divest from Israeli genocide.

Union’s Board of Trustees voted on Thursday to divest from all companies profiting off the genocide in Palestine.

Accordingly, the Union Board of Trustees will start selling all of the shares in its companies identified to be financially invested in the genocide.

Egypt, US say ‘flexibility’ needed to seal Gaza truce deal

Egypt and the US said Hamas and Israel must show “flexibility” if they are to strike a deal for a ceasefire in Gaza and the return of captives, according to a statement from the Egyptian Foreign Ministry.

Hamas active in north Gaza, expects to rebuild in south after Rafah invasion: Monitors

People in Rafah ‘pawns’ in chess game between Israel and US

Israeli protesters block aid trucks to Gaza, citing concerns over support for Hamas

Palestinian filmmaker wins Peabody Award for Gaza coverage

Palestinian journalist Bisan Owda and AJ+ won a Peabody Award – one of the highest honours in journalism – for coverage of the devastating impact that Israel’s war on Gaza is having on local people.

Israeli troops blow up buildings in Rafah, artillery pounds Gaza City

Fierce battles between Palestinian fighters, Israeli forces in Rafah

EU crisis management chief condemns arson attack on UNRWA’s Jerusalem HQ

Turkey-Israel trade – Turkish president cuts trade ties worth $9.5bn

UN to vote on resolution reviving Palestine’s bid for UN membership

The United Nations General Assembly is expected to vote later today on a resolution that would grant new “rights and privileges” to Palestine and that, again, calls on the UN Security Council to favourably reconsider Palestine’s request for full UN membership.

The US vetoed a widely backed resolution on April 18 that would have paved the way for full UN membership for Palestine, a goal that Israel has worked strenuously to prevent and Washington has been instrumental in blocking on behalf of its key ally.

Clean drinking water becoming more difficult to find in Gaza

Gaza truce talks: Hamas says ‘ball is completely’ in Israel’s hands – Report

Patients and staff are being forced out of hospitals across Rafah as Israel’s attacks on the city intensify.

An estimated 80,000 Palestinians have fled Rafah and thousands more are attempting to leave as Israel’s ground invasion ramps up.

UNRWA says 110,000 Palestinians have fled Rafah

Since Israel began advancing troops towards the east of Rafah and intensifying attacks on the city on Monday, some 110,000 Palestinians have fled, according to the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA).

Patients left without treatment as Rafah hospitals shut down

Patients and staff are being forced out of hospitals across Rafah as Israel’s attacks on the city intensify, leaving many sick and wounded Palestinians with no way to be treated.