China completes phase II of Shenhai Yihao ultra-deepwater Gas field
The Shenhai Yihao ultra-deepwater gas field, or Deep Sea No. 1, is China's first independently developed ultra-deepwater gas project, located in the South China Sea.
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The Shenhai Yihao ultra-deepwater gas field, or Deep Sea No. 1, is China's first independently developed ultra-deepwater gas project, located in the South China Sea.
The civil defence agency warns that hundreds of injured Palestinians may lose their lives as fuel shortages threaten to bring rescue efforts to a complete halt. Israeli forces have exacerbated the crisis by targeting and destroying heavy equipment used to recover victims from the rubble.
The annual Remembrance Day, known in Hebrew as Yom Hazikaron, is one of the most significant days in Israel's national calendar. This year, President Herzog marked the auspicious day with his speech and condolences.
Egypt's formal entry into South Africa's lawsuit against Israel at the ICJ signals growing international scrutiny of Israel's actions in Gaza.
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza claim the life of Talal Abu Zarifa, a senior member of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (DFLP), intensifying tensions in the region and underscoring the human toll of the conflict.
Israel's opening of a new crossing into northern Gaza offers hope for improved humanitarian access amidst ongoing tensions. While a positive step, challenges remain in addressing the root causes of the conflict and achieving lasting peace in the region.
In the intensifying conflict between Israel and Gaza, Israeli tanks advance into Jabalia, heightening fears of civilian casualties and exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.
"A ceasefire will only be the start," Guterres stated, acknowledging the immense challenges that lie ahead. "It will be a long road back from the devastation and trauma of this war."
The violence has been widespread, with Israeli attacks claiming the lives of at least 27 Palestinians overnight, including several children in southern Rafah. Among the victims were pediatric surgeon Muhammad Nimr Qazaat, 72, and his son Youssef, 33, who were killed in central Deir el-Balah.
Israeli media report rocket sirens in northern Israel near the Lebanon border. No casualties were reported. Israeli forces target Hezbollah in southern Lebanon; and intercept drones.
The death toll in Gaza approaches 35,000 as violence intensifies between Israeli forces and Palestinian militants. Civilians bear the brunt of the conflict, with hospitals overwhelmed and humanitarian aid desperately needed to alleviate the crisis.
Israel's military evacuates 300,000 Palestinians from eastern Rafah amidst escalating tensions, highlighting the gravity of the situation in the Gaza Strip and the urgent need for humanitarian assistance and international intervention to protect civilians.
As relayed by Ynetnews, Israeli officials familiar with the negotiations state that while military operations continue in Rafah, the possibility of a truce has not been completely abandoned. Israel is open to working towards an agreement if it receives "answers from Hamas that we can work with," the unnamed officials told Ynet.
The French Foreign Ministry strongly condemns Israel's military operation in Rafah, urging an immediate ceasefire and reopening of border crossings for humanitarian aid. France denounces settler attacks on aid shipments, emphasizing civilian protection
UN General Assembly overwhelmingly backs Palestinian bid for full membership, urging Security Council to reconsider, despite potential U.S. veto.
As the situation escalates, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has struck a defiant tone, asserting that Israel will fight alone "with our fingernails" if necessary. This statement appears to be a direct response to the United States' warning that it would halt weapon supplies to Israel if it launched a full-scale invasion into Rafah.
In a desperate appeal, the ministry stated, "The wounded and sick suffer a slow death because there is no treatment and supplies, and there is no possibility for them to travel." The situation has become so dire that Gaza's only dialysis centre has been forced to close its doors.