Israeli settler ran over Palestinian man north of Hebron: Palestinian media
We have some news from the occupied West Bank, where settler attacks against Palestinians have surged in recent weeks.
The Palestinian news service Wafa is reporting that a Palestinian man was ran over by an Israeli settler in the town of Sa’ir, north of Hebron.
Wafa reported that the victim was a Palestinian man named Munadil Ali Qassem Kawazbeh, who suffered “bruises and wounds” after being struck by the vehicle. The report, which cited anonymous security sources, said that Kawazbeh was transferred to a medical centre.
At least nine aid seekers killed in Gaza today: Palestinian media
The Palestinian news service Wafa reports that at least nine Palestinian humanitarian aid seekers have been killed since the beginning of the day in Gaza, with a total of 52 Palestinians killed today in Israeli attacks.
The report, which cites medical sources, says that the nine aid seekers were killed in southern Gaza. Israeli forces have targeted and killed thousands of Palestinian aid seekers over the last several months.
Israeli bombardment hits mosque in Gaza’s Deir el-Balah
A video verified by Al Jazeera’s Sanad agency shows the moment an Israeli strike targeted the Ibn Taymiyyah Mosque in Deir el-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip.
The video shows a flash of light as the mosque’s minaret is engulfed in a thick cloud of smoke. It appeared to have remained standing despite the explosion.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DOZCnvIiLGn
Sumud flotilla says was hit by another suspected drone attack
We’ve been following the Global Sumud Flotilla‘s journey to Gaza on our live page, which you can check out here.
A little earlier on that page, we reported that the flotilla said in a social media post that one of its Gaza-bound aid vessels had been struck by another suspected drone attack, following a similar possible attack yesterday in the port of Tunis.
“Another boat has been hit in a suspected drone attack. No injuries reported,” the group said in a social media post on Tuesday. “Updates to follow soon.”
