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The situation right now in Jabalia refugee camp, with Israeli bombardment striking the camp almost nonstop for seven days now.
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A grieving Palestinian young man cries his eyes out as he mourns his sister who was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Rafah last night.
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BREAKING: Israeli sources report the explosion of an artillery launcher in the Nahal Oz outpost east of Gaza, involving several Israeli soldiers during their shelling of Jabalia. Reports indicate casualties and injuries among Israeli occupational army ranks.
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Four more killed in Jabalia
Israeli forces have now shelled a house in the Falluja area of Jabalia in northern Gaza, killing at least four Palestinians and wounding others.
Israeli forces have now shelled a house in the Falluja area of Jabalia in northern Gaza, killing at least four Palestinians and wounding others.
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French MP tells protesters: ‘Don’t be afraid of those who want to silence you’
French MP Thomas Portes has criticised the French government’s bias in favour of the Israeli occupation.
French MP Thomas Portes has criticised the French government’s bias in favour of the Israeli occupation.
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Swedish city proposes ban on purchases from Israel
Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter is reporting that the governing body of the country’s second-largest city, Gothenburg, wants to stop buying goods from Israel.
Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter is reporting that the governing body of the country’s second-largest city, Gothenburg, wants to stop buying goods from Israel.
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Gaza’s main crossings still shuttered, not viable: UN
It is “nearly impossible” to distribute aid within Gaza, where more than 1.7 million people are displaced, says the UN’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), adding that the crossings are either “closed, unsafe to access, or not logistically viable”.
It is “nearly impossible” to distribute aid within Gaza, where more than 1.7 million people are displaced, says the UN’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), adding that the crossings are either “closed, unsafe to access, or not logistically viable”.
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Israeli attacks on Jabalia intensifying by the hour
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More than $1m seized in Israeli raids on Palestinian exchange shops
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ICJ hearing a chance to ‘put real pressure on Israel’
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Israeli attack hits ambulance in Jabalia
An Israeli occupational military attack has hit an ambulance from Jabalia’s al-Awda Hospital, injuring at least two paramedics, according to our colleagues on the ground.
An Israeli occupational military attack has hit an ambulance from Jabalia’s al-Awda Hospital, injuring at least two paramedics, according to our colleagues on the ground.
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Three-quarters of Gaza’s telecom towers out of service
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WFP suspends food distribution in Rafah
The UN’s food agency says it has run out of stocks in southern Rafah and has suspended food aid distributions there since May 11.
The UN’s food agency says it has run out of stocks in southern Rafah and has suspended food aid distributions there since May 11.
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At least 600,000 Palestinians have fled the Rafah district since the start of the Israeli military incursion.
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More than 15,000 children killed in Gaza: Red Crescent
The Palestine Red Crescent Society has reported that more than 15,000 children have been killed in Gaza.
Since October 7, more than 35,000 people have been killed by Israeli attacks on the besieged enclave. About 500 Palestinians have also been killed in attacks by Israeli forces and settlers across the occupied West Bank.
The Palestine Red Crescent Society has reported that more than 15,000 children have been killed in Gaza.
Since October 7, more than 35,000 people have been killed by Israeli attacks on the besieged enclave. About 500 Palestinians have also been killed in attacks by Israeli forces and settlers across the occupied West Bank.
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The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is holding hearings to discuss a request by South Africa seeking additional emergency measures over Israel’s offensive on Rafah, a city in southern Gaza where more than one million displaced Palestinians sought shelter from Israel’s war.
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South Africa began presenting its public oral argument at The Hague-based court at 13:00 GMT. Israel is scheduled to provide its views on Friday at 08:00 GMT.
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Attack on Rafah is ‘final blow’ to Palestinians
Continuing his statement on behalf of South Africa’s delegation, Professor Dugard has called Gaza’s southern province of Rafah, where Israel’s military is currently operating, the “last viable part” of the enclave for civilians.
By going ahead with its long-sought invasion there, Israel has severed off “critical border crossings”, stopping the flow of humanitarian aid, medical supplies, and fuel upon which the population depends”, he said.
Israel’s actions violate fundamental principles of humanitarian law and constitute a “final blow” to suffering Palestinians in Gaza, said Dugard. They also provide evidence of the “crime of genocide”.
Continuing his statement on behalf of South Africa’s delegation, Professor Dugard has called Gaza’s southern province of Rafah, where Israel’s military is currently operating, the “last viable part” of the enclave for civilians.
By going ahead with its long-sought invasion there, Israel has severed off “critical border crossings”, stopping the flow of humanitarian aid, medical supplies, and fuel upon which the population depends”, he said.
Israel’s actions violate fundamental principles of humanitarian law and constitute a “final blow” to suffering Palestinians in Gaza, said Dugard. They also provide evidence of the “crime of genocide”.
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Self-defence is not license to commit ‘unlimited violence’: Lowe
Lowe says Israel’s argument that it is acting in self-defence in Gaza fails due to three main points:
A state’s right to self-defence does not give it the right to “unlimited violence”.
Self-defence cannot justify genocide. “The prohibition on genocide is absolute”, says Lowe.
A state’s right to self-defence does not apply to a territory it occupies.
Lowe says Israel’s argument that it is acting in self-defence in Gaza fails due to three main points:
A state’s right to self-defence does not give it the right to “unlimited violence”.
Self-defence cannot justify genocide. “The prohibition on genocide is absolute”, says Lowe.
A state’s right to self-defence does not apply to a territory it occupies.