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According to Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, IDF spokesman, 21 soldiers were killed when two buildings, previously mined for demolition, exploded after militants fired at a nearby tank. Three soldiers were reported killed in a separate attack in southern Gaza.
According to a joint statement signed by the six countries, strikes were carried out by the British forces and the United States at eight different locations in Yemen, with support from Australia, Bahrain, Canada, and the Netherlands.
Leaflets were scattered over Rafah containing photos of 33 hostages, with their names written in Arabic. The leaflets appealed to displaced Palestinians for assistance, asking them to reach out if they recognized any of the individuals.
The U.S. defended its restrictions on microchips, citing national security reasons, with White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan clarifying that these measures were not aimed at technology blockade but preventing strategic rivals from exploiting US technology to undermine national security.
Pakistan's foreign ministry condemned the 'illegal' airstrike, citing the death of two children and injuries to three others. The move prompted Pakistan to summon Tehran's senior diplomat in Islamabad to protest the unprovoked violation of its airspace.
The protesters, a vocal faction within the larger gathering, chanted "Shame!" directed at Memorial Sloan Kettering, accusing the hospital of "complicity in genocide."
WHO urgently appeals for $1.5 billion to address pressing health needs in conflict zones like Gaza, Afghanistan, etc.
The agreement, brokered through mediation of Qatar, allows for the secure transport of medical supplies to the people of Israel, held captive in Gaza.
Singapore has clarified its role in the Yemen conflict, asserting that it is not part of the U.S.-led strikes against Houthi rebels. However, Singapore has confirmed its participation by contributing personnel to a Red Sea operation aimed at securing the shipping vessels against security threats.
The Israel-Gaza conflict has reached a point where the toll it is taking on civilians and their basic rights. Philippe Lazzarini, the head of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, on his visit to the Gaza Strip, said, “The massive death, destruction, displacement, hunger, loss, and grief of the last 100 days are staining our shared humanity.”
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