Canada tells citizens to ‘avoid all travel’ to Lebanon

Gaza’s Health Ministry says 77 people have been killed and 221 were wounded in the enclave during the latest 24-hour reporting period.

Israel’s war on Gaza taking dire toll on Palestinian children

More than 15,500 children have been killed, according to the Gaza government media office.

UNICEF says nine in 10 Palestinian children in Gaza are living in “severe child food poverty, surviving on diets comprising two or fewer food groups per day – one of the highest percentages ever recorded”.

Houthis claim two attacks on ships in the Red Sea

The Yemeni group’s military spokesmperson Yahya Saree says in a televised speech that the two ships, the Elbella and the AAL GENOA were targeted because they “belong to companies that violated the decision to ban entry to the ports of occupied Palestine”.

PA welcomes UN move to add Israel’s army to child-harm blacklist

Three Palestinians wounded after Israeli settlers set fire to West Bank village

After cutting diplomatic ties with Israel, Colombia confirms Israeli ambassador must leave country by June 30

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Several dead, wounded in Israeli attacks on southern Gaza

Defense for Children International-Palestine (DCIP) says thousands of Palestinian children have been critically injured and face “a lifetime of recovery to heal from the physical and psychological trauma”.

Breaking | Casualties have been reported after Israeli occupation aircraft bombed a residential house in Al-Qarriba, north of the city of Rafah.

Israeli occupation forces storm the town of Joyous, northeast of Qalqilya.

A Palestinian mourns the loss of his family members killed by Israeli occupation airstrikes in Gaza.

UN to add Israeli occupational army to blacklist of those who harm children in conflict, as more than 15,500 children killed in Gaza since October 7, a move human rights leaders say is “thoroughly justified”. The report will be released June 18.

Human Rights Watch said Israel’s inclusion on the “list of shame” of violators of the rights of children in armed conflict is “a thoroughly justified step” by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. “It should not have taken 15,000 children killed in Gaza for Israel to be on this shameful list,” said Amnesty International’s secretary-general Agnes Callamard.

Massive piles of waste have accumulated next to the displaced tents, posing a serious health risk of disease spreading among Palestinian civilians due to the Israeli blockade and ongoing onslaught in Gaza.