Israeli airstrikes kill 12 in Gaza amid resumption of polio vaccination
Recent Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have significantly worsened the humanitarian crisis, with substantial casualties reported in several areas.
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Displaced Gazans endure harsh conditions in hospital courtyard: Al Jazeera report
The situation has reached a critical point at Al-Shifa Hospital, Gaza’s largest medical facility, where thousands of displaced individuals are now camped out in the hospital's courtyard.
Israeli forces withdraw from Jenin after 10-Day military assault
The operation, which began in early September, aimed to target what Israeli officials described as militant infrastructure and operations.
Over 30 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in West Bank
Nablus, Jenin, Hebron, and Bethlehem have been major hotspots of intense confrontations between Israeli forces and Palestinians. Each of these locations has seen heavy casualties and significant military activity.
Singapore charity donates final $1.1 million raised during Ramadan to UNICEF for Gaza relief
The funds will be utilized by UNICEF to provide essential supplies such as food, clean water, medical supplies, and educational resources to children in Gaza.
5 wounded children admitted to Al-Aqsa hospital following Israeli air strike
The wounded children, ranging in age from 4 to 12, were rushed to the hospital with various injuries, including shrapnel wounds and fractures. Medical staff at Al-Aqsa Hospital reported that the children are receiving urgent care, with several undergoing surgery for their injuries.
Israel renews ban on Al Jazeera amid ongoing tensions
This decision, announced by Israeli authorities on September 3, 2024, follows a series of restrictions and controversies surrounding Al Jazeera's reporting in the region.
Israeli protests surge as hostage deaths heighten pressure on Netanyahu
In Tel Aviv, tens of thousands took to the streets in one of the largest protests since the outbreak of the Gaza conflict. Protesters like Anna Rubin expressed their frustration, highlighting how the inability to save the hostages has become a breaking point for many Israelis. The intensity of the demonstrations reflects a growing sentiment that the government’s handling of the situation has been inadequate.
Israeli forces kill 48 Palestinians in Gaza; polio vaccinations continue
The fatalities occurred during intense clashes between Israeli troops and Hamas-led militants, further heightening tensions in the region.
Polio vaccination campaign launched in Gaza amidst ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis
The vaccination drive comes in the wake of Gaza reporting its first polio case in 25 years—a 10-month-old boy who is now paralyzed. This case, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), suggests there may be additional undiagnosed infections. The presence of polio in the region has intensified fears of a broader epidemic, as the virus is primarily spread through fecal matter.
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