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Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières, MSF) has reported that following a strike on Gaza’s Jabalia refugee camp, 34 patients were brought to al-Awda Hospital. The hospital is struggling with severe shortages, including a lack of drinking water, which complicates the treatment and care of the incoming patients.
According to reports from the Wafa news agency, the death toll in Jabalia alone has risen to at least 15 people killed in Israeli attacks today, with an additional 30 wounded.
Israel's military announces a breakthrough, claiming to reach Jabalia's city center, escalating tensions in the Gaza conflict amid concerns for civilian safety and international diplomacy.
The demand made by South Africa is a significant development in a case it initiated against Israel, accusing the nation of violating the Genocide Convention in Gaza. Despite the denial of these accusations by Israel, the ICJ has already taken action earlier this year.
Israel's issuance of evacuation orders for Gaza residents has raised significant concerns, with the GCR2P warning that these orders may constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity.
"The situation with Egypt right now is the worst it's been since the war started," an unnamed Israeli official told the Haaretz newspaper. "At the beginning of the war, the Egyptians showed understanding toward our position."
Retired Indian Army Colonel turned UN peacekeeper, Waibhav Anil Kale, was tragically killed in Rafah, becoming the first international casualty of Israel's conflict with Hamas.
"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.
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.
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