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Main events on June 30th
- Israeli army admits shooting and killing Palestinian civilians at aid distribution centres in Gaza.
- An Israeli naval strike hits a seaside cafe in Gaza, killing more than 30 people, including women, children and journalists.
- The US says it is revoking visas for the British punk-rap group Bob Vylan, which led a chant at the Glastonbury Festival calling for death to the Israeli army.
- The US administration accuses Harvard University of violating the civil rights of its Jewish students, while threatening to cut its federal funding.
- Israel’s opposition leader Yair Lapid urges an end to the war in Gaza, as PM Netanyahu faces mounting calls to halt the fighting.
UN says thousands of infants face death as formula milk runs out
Global trade unions call for end to genocide in Gaza
The head of the Palestinian General Federation of Trade Unions (PGFTU), Shaher Saad, has welcomed a powerful joint statement from more than 52 Arab and international trade union federations, which calls for an immediate end to Israel’s assault on Gaza.
Saad described the statement as “a rare document of solidarity that reflects the living conscience of the global labor movement”, warning that more than 507,000 Palestinian workers have lost their jobs during Israel’s war on Gaza.
The statement condemned the bombardment as “a continuing genocide targeting the very existence of a people”.
“Workers are being killed simply for trying to survive,” it added.
It also urged governments and arms manufacturers worldwide to end weapons exports to Israel.
