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‘Grinding pace of destruction’ continues across Gaza
That’s what makes this period of time quite different – and what distinguishes it this time is not just the scale of destruction … but the magnitude, as well as the grinding pace of destruction that is going places that were off limits in the past weeks.
We’re talking about solar panels, generators and facilities that were long considered protected under international law – facilities that belong and are operated by international organisations.
In terms of new attacks, three people were killed in a drone strike on a residential home in Jabalia refugee camp. Three more [were killed] almost at the same time in al-Amal neighbourhood at the heart of Khan Younis.
The number [of casualties] keeps increasing by the hour.
Death toll from Israeli attacks on Gaza rises again
Our colleagues on the ground report that at least 82 people have been killed today across Gaza as Israeli attacks show no signs of letting up.
Dozens of people were also wounded today, our team says, quoting medical sources in Gaza.
Gaza ‘a graveyard for humanity’s conscience’: Save the Children
Save the Children UK says Palestinian children in Gaza “are suffering day after day” under Israel’s bombardment and blockade of the territory.
“These children have names, they have hopes and dreams for the future. They are someone’s everything, their entire universe,” the child rights group said in a post on X.
“We refuse to allow their suffering to become normalised.”
