Rocket alerts blare in Northern Israel’s Zarit amid escalating tensions
The Israeli military has yet to confirm whether any projectiles impacted the area or provide details on the source of the apparent attack.
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The Israeli military has yet to confirm whether any projectiles impacted the area or provide details on the source of the apparent attack.
At least 75 Palestinians were killed by Israeli strikes in central Gaza since Wednesday, with that grim toll expected to rise further as rescue crews struggle to reach those still buried under smoking rubble.
The attack shattered the sense of security for hundreds of Palestinians who had sought refuge in what they believed to be a safer location. Many were killed or maimed in the area they were told to evacuate to, leaving a community already displaced by conflict in deep shock and mourning.
According to the UN, from May 6 to May 25, only 143 humanitarian trucks managed to cross into Gaza through the Karem Abu Salem (Kerem Shalom) crossing. This number starkly contrasts with the average of 146 trucks per day that entered Gaza in April, highlighting the severe reduction in aid flow.
“We demand its implementation. Also the ceasefire, the release of the hostages, and humanitarian access. The suffering of Gazans and the violence must end,” Albares stated, urging immediate action to alleviate the humanitarian crisis.
The heightened military activity has been condemned by international figures, including UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini, who described the situation in the West Bank as a “second war.” Lazzarini highlighted the severe impact on Palestinian communities, citing increased “separation, isolation, and movement restrictions.”
Katz stated that the measure was a direct response to Spain's recognition of Palestinian statehood earlier this week. He emphasized that this decision would "sever the connection" between Spain's diplomatic representation in Israel and the Palestinian population
The latest incident adds to a growing toll of violence in the West Bank since October 7. During this period, Israeli forces and settlers have killed at least 512 Palestinians and injured nearly 5,000, underscoring the escalating tensions and frequent clashes in the region.
Biden's comments came after the International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, announced plans earlier Tuesday to seek arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defence Minister Yoav Gallant, and several Hamas militant leaders on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
This appeal from China comes in response to ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan's announcement on Monday, where he sought arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defence Minister Yoav Gallant, and three prominent Hamas figures, including its leader Yahya Sinwar.
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