Israel's war on besieged Gaza, now in its 251st day, has killed at least 37,232 Palestinians — 71 percent of them women, children and infants –– and wounded 85,037 others with 10,000+ believed to be buried under the debris of bombed homes.Israeli forces have raided a town in the occupied West Bank, killing at least three Palestinians and detaining several others.
"Israel, of course, has the right to carry out legitimate counterterrorism activities, but they need to do so in a way that is consistent with international humanitarian law," spokesperson Matthew Miller told reporters. "The Israeli Civil Administration, which is a unit in the Ministry of Defence, has begun freezing nearly 80,000 work permits for Palestinian workers from the West Bank," the Israeli public broadcaster said.US President Joe Biden has said he discussed a Gaza ceasefire during the Group of Seven summit and that he has not lost hope but the Palestinian Hamas group has to step up.German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has called on Israel and Hamas to implement the UN-backed Gaza ceasefire plan.
The announcement was made by Indonesia’s president-elect Prabowo Subianto at a news conference at the State Palace in Jakarta, local English daily"We are taking steps to channel assistance to Palestine. Indonesia has announced … readiness to evacuate 1,000 patients for medical treatment in Indonesia. They will be returned to Gaza after recovering and once the situation there is back to normal," Prabowo was quoted as saying.
"Regarding Gaza, both countries share the urgent, imperative need to achieve a ceasefire, the entry of humanitarian aid in proportion to the needs of the people of Gaza, and also the release of the hostages," Pedro Sanchez told a joint press conference in Madrid with Turkish President Erdogan.Israeli soldiers turn mosque in Gaza’s Rafah into 'cooking place'
A sticker affixed to a cardboard food box used by soldiers is also shown with a production date of May 22, which is likely the time when the video was shot.Israel has vowed to respond forcefully to all Hezbollah attacks after the Iran-backed Lebanese group fired a barrage of rockets across the border for the second successive day.
Lebanon's Hezbollah, on the other hand, said it had launched rockets and weaponised drones at nine Israeli military sites in a coordinated attack, ramping up hostilities on Lebanon's southern border for the second consecutive day.