Israel's war on Gaza, now in its 243rd day, has killed at least 36,586 Palestinians — 71% of them being women, children and infants –– and wounded 83,074, Palestine reports, with 10,000+ said to be buried under debris of bombed homes.More than 36,586 Palestinians have been killed and 83,074 have been injured in Israel's military offensive on Gaza since October 7.
"The war in Gaza has upended millions of Palestinian lives and caused catastrophic damage to the natural environment that they depend upon for water, clean air, food and livelihoods," UNRWA said in a statement.Islamic authorities in Jerusalem have condemned"assaults" by Jewish settler groups on the Al Aqsa Mosque complex in occupied East Jerusalem.
"The Unit's force will consist of reserve soldiers, veterans of elite units who live in the communities near Gaza or its surroundings and will be on standby for activation in the area," it added.Iran's top military commander has warned that Israel"must wait for a response" following the killing of a military adviser in northern Syria earlier this week.
Al Jazeera rejected the accusations as a"dangerous and ridiculous lie" that put its journalists at risk. Wednesday's court ruling retroactively approved a 35-day ban until June 8.Israeli far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has said his party would"disrupt" the ruling coalition until Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discloses details of the prospective Gaza deal amid renewed truce efforts.
The Israeli military said jets were striking areas in central Gaza while its ground forces were operating in the area of Al Bureij - one of Gaza's long established refugee settlements. Eyewitnesses told Anadolu news agency that the settlers tried to perform Talmudic rituals in the mosque's complex.Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu toured the country's northern border with Lebanon and said Israel was prepared for strong action in the north.
Seventy Israeli parliamentarians or members of the Knesset backed a Gaza peace deal proposed by US President Joe Boden by signing a campaign launched by families of Israelis held hostage by Hamas. "It is possible, if not likely," the group known as the Famine Early Warning Systems Network, or FEWS NET, said about Israel-caused famine in Gaza.
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