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.
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The fatalities occurred during intense clashes between Israeli troops and Hamas-led militants, further heightening tensions in the region.
Nasser Hospital, located in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, is a key medical facility serving a densely populated and conflict-affected area. From providing emergency medical care to managing casualties, Nasser Hospitals is a significant centre for Gaza's medical health.
According to the PRCS, the attack on the ambulance happened while it was on a routine mission to provide medical aid amidst the ongoing violence.
In Gaza, polio has been a concern due to its resurgence, particularly affecting young children who are most vulnerable to the disease. The areas with reported cases are generally those with lower vaccination coverage and where healthcare access may be limited.
The restoration project, funded by the UAE, is expected to repair and rebuild essential water networks, which are crucial for providing clean and safe drinking water to Gaza’s residents. The damage to these networks has led to acute shortages, with many households experiencing disruptions in water supply and deteriorating sanitation conditions.
Israeli forces managed to free al-Qadi, who had been abducted on October 7, from an underground tunnel in southern Gaza. Initial reports suggest that Israeli troops stumbled upon al-Qadi while searching for Hamas fighters within the tunnel network. This marks the second notable instance in two weeks where Hamas’s tunnel system has played a pivotal role in Israel's efforts to recover hostages. Last week, Israeli troops discovered the bodies of six hostages concealed behind concrete in an underground shaft linked to a 10-meter-deep tunnel.
The discussions also touched upon broader regional dynamics, including the implications of the Gaza conflict on neighbouring countries and the potential for international intervention.
In a statement released today, the Islamic Emirate criticized the Israeli authorities for their perceived disrespect towards holy sites and international norms. The Emirate described the proposal as a provocative move that undermines the historical and religious significance of Al-Aqsa, a site revered by Muslims worldwide.
The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) countered this assertion, maintaining that Qatari funding to Hamas was authorized as early as 2007, shortly after Hamas took control of Gaza. The PMO argued that such funding had been a consistent policy across multiple Israeli administrations, including Netanyahu’s. They emphasized that the focus on Qatari money was misplaced, pointing to the significant issue of weapons smuggling from Sinai as a more critical factor influencing the situation in Gaza.
Issacharoff pointed out that Nasrallah’s address was crafted not to communicate with Israel but to bolster morale among Hezbollah’s base. “If he proclaims victory despite the actual outcome being less favorable, it highlights the disconnect between Hezbollah’s public declarations and the practical results of their actions.”, he explained.
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