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At least 20,258 people have been killed in Gaza amid the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict. The UN calls for increased aid, but operations face obstacles due to military activities.
On Day 79 of the Palestine-Israel conflict, over 20,000 Palestinians have been killed. The UN approves more aid into Gaza amid escalating violence and humanitarian crisis.
Fighting resumes in Gaza after a seven-day ceasefire ends, bringing renewed hardships for displaced Palestinians and deepening the humanitarian crisis.
Over 20,000 people have been killed in Gaza since October 7, according to the Health Ministry. WHO reports northern Gaza lacks a functional hospital amid escalating conflict.
Salah al-Din Road, stretching 45 kilometers through Gaza, has become a vital lifeline for over a million Palestinians fleeing conflict, highlighting the humanitarian challenges in the region.
Northern Gaza is left without functional hospitals as battles intensify in Gaza City, with Palestinian deaths surpassing 20,000, according to Gazan authorities.
Belgian MEP Marc Botenga accuses the EU of being an accomplice in the deaths of over 7,700 Palestinian children in Gaza, comparing the EU’s responses to conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine.
The Gaza Strip faces a severe humanitarian crisis as the death toll surpasses 19,600, with at least 200 medical personnel killed since October 7. The conflict continues to strain the region’s healthcare system.
At least 100 people were killed in Israeli attacks on the Jabalia refugee camp, according to WAFA news agency. The WHO welcomed Israel’s decision to allow temporary aid into Gaza via Kerem Shalom crossing.
An analysis of the international community’s responses to humanitarian crises in Gaza and Xinjiang, exploring the complexities and questions surrounding global human rights advocacy.
Over 18,000 Palestinians have been killed in the ongoing Gaza conflict as Israeli forces intensify operations. UN officials call for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire amid escalating violence on Day 70.
Over 17,400 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since October 7, including thousands of women and children, amid ongoing Israeli strikes, according to Gaza’s health ministry on Friday.
Israeli and Hamas forces battle for control of Khan Younis on Day 63 of the conflict, impeding vital aid distribution across Gaza.
Israeli forces have reportedly killed over 16,000 people in Gaza since October 7, with the UN noting record displacement of Palestinians to Rafah amid ongoing attacks.
Israeli airstrikes resumed in Gaza after truce talks with Hamas collapsed, leading to renewed civilian casualties and displacement.
Renewed violence erupts in the Gaza Strip as Israeli forces intensify operations following the collapse of a week-long truce with Hamas, resulting in increased civilian casualties and escalating tensions.
As the Gaza conflict intensifies, global leaders are renewing calls for a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine. This article explores the economic and political challenges facing this enduring proposal.
Hostilities have resumed in Gaza as Israeli forces launch airstrikes against Hamas following the collapse of a seven-day truce, leading to over 100 Palestinian casualties.
Israel and Hamas continue prisoner and hostage exchanges as their truce enters day four, with significant humanitarian aid reaching Gaza amidst hopes of extending the ceasefire.
On the third day of a four-day truce, Israel and Hamas exchange hostages and prisoners as humanitarian aid reaches Gaza, sparking hope for extended peace talks.