What cease-fire? The Genocide in Gaza continues.
Israel launched new air strikes across southern Gaza on Wednesday, targeting areas in Rafah and Khan Younis, as well as earlier strikes hitting eastern Gaza City, according to Al Jazeera. At least one person was killed and a woman and a child wounded.
The bodies of seven Palestinians arrived at hospitals in Gaza over the past 48 hours, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, including five killed in new Israeli attacks and two recovered from under the rubble. At least 33 Palestinians were wounded. The total recorded death toll since October 7, 2023 is now 69,513 killed, with 170,745 injured.
Since October 11, the first full day of the ceasefire, Israel has killed at least 280 Palestinians in Gaza and wounded 672, while 571 bodies have been recovered from under the rubble, according to the Ministry of Health.
Israel has carried out 393 attacks so far in violation of the ceasefire, according to the Government Media Office in Gaza. In addition to killing 280 Palestinians and wounding over 600, he office documented over 100 shooting incidents by the Israeli military targeting civilians, homes, residential neighborhoods, and displaced persons’ tents; incursions by occupation vehicles into residential and agricultural areas, crossing the “yellow line;” over 80 demolitions of homes and civilian and civilian infrastructure; and scores of shellings and airstrikes.
An estimated 17,000 families in Gaza have been directly affected by flooding and heavy winter rains, according to UNICEF, which described the situation for families and children as “catastrophic.” UNICEF spokesperson Ricardo Pires said at a news conference in Geneva on Tuesday: “We are seeing heartbreaking stories of desperate families feeling completely lost and exhausted after their tents got flooded.” He added, “When children are sleeping in flooded tents without warm clothing, or dry bedding—many lacking the required nutrition with very low immunity and already traumatized by conflict—winter becomes extremely dangerous.”
Source: Drop Site Daily
The bodies of seven Palestinians arrived at hospitals in Gaza over the past 48 hours, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, including five killed in new Israeli attacks and two recovered from under the rubble. At least 33 Palestinians were wounded. The total recorded death toll since October 7, 2023 is now 69,513 killed, with 170,745 injured.
Since October 11, the first full day of the ceasefire, Israel has killed at least 280 Palestinians in Gaza and wounded 672, while 571 bodies have been recovered from under the rubble, according to the Ministry of Health.
Israel has carried out 393 attacks so far in violation of the ceasefire, according to the Government Media Office in Gaza. In addition to killing 280 Palestinians and wounding over 600, he office documented over 100 shooting incidents by the Israeli military targeting civilians, homes, residential neighborhoods, and displaced persons’ tents; incursions by occupation vehicles into residential and agricultural areas, crossing the “yellow line;” over 80 demolitions of homes and civilian and civilian infrastructure; and scores of shellings and airstrikes.
An estimated 17,000 families in Gaza have been directly affected by flooding and heavy winter rains, according to UNICEF, which described the situation for families and children as “catastrophic.” UNICEF spokesperson Ricardo Pires said at a news conference in Geneva on Tuesday: “We are seeing heartbreaking stories of desperate families feeling completely lost and exhausted after their tents got flooded.” He added, “When children are sleeping in flooded tents without warm clothing, or dry bedding—many lacking the required nutrition with very low immunity and already traumatized by conflict—winter becomes extremely dangerous.”
Source: Drop Site Daily
