In a press release today, the Gaza media office accused the United States of enabling the attack on Israel with massive military aid packages. The statement criticized Washington's role as a supplier of weapons and financial support, which allegedly perpetuates the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza.
Crowds gathered outside the Israeli embassy in Tokyo, waving banners and chanting slogans demanding an end to the Gaza conflict.
The police quickly intervened to break up the crowd and restore order. Several injuries were reported, including protesters and police officers. Authorities made several arrests to quell the unrest and prevent it from escalating.
Home to nearly 2 million Palestinians, the Gaza Strip has been subject to years of blockade and periodic military attacks that have increased poverty, unemployment and humanitarian suffering. The current escalation is one of the deadliest in recent years, increasingly targeting civilian infrastructure and residential areas.
Palestinian medical sources reported many casualties, including civilians, and extensive damage to buildings and infrastructure. The rescue service rushed to the site to evacuate the injured and assess the extent of the damage.
Early Monday morning, Israeli military bulldozers along with security forces moved into the al-Eizariyya neighborhood east of Jerusalem. They continued to demolish the al-Khaldi gas station, claiming it was built without proper permits and posed a security threat due to its proximity to a main road used by Israeli settlers.
The airstrike took place at Abu Oraiban school, which was used as a refuge for displaced families during the intense fighting. Gaza's Health Ministry confirmed the death toll, including women and children, and reported dozens of wounded.
The White House categorically denied the accusations, calling them "baseless and irresponsible". White House press secretary Jen Psaki emphasized the administration's commitment to the rule of law and condemned the attack on Trump.
Military operation targets Hamas and Islamic Jihad Infrastructure amid rising border tensions.
Thursday's late-night attack left the town of Al-Mawas in ruins, with homes, schools and medical facilities damaged or destroyed. According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, many of the victims are women and children.
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