Israel - Hamas war Live - Gaza church housing Palestinians bombed
A day after US President Joe Biden asked for and received limited humanitarian supplies from egypt into Gaza, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he would urge congress to authorize more funds for Israel.
There were fatalities and injuries after an explosion late on thursday inside a Greek Orthodox church that was sheltering displaced Palestinians, as the conflict between israel and Hamas militants intensified. According to an official cited by the Associated Press, the number of fatalities was unclear since bodies were still being transported to the hospital and some people were still under the debris. The explosion was attributed by Palestinian officials to an Israeli airstrike.
There were fatalities and injuries after an explosion late on thursday inside a Greek Orthodox church that was sheltering displaced Palestinians, as the conflict between israel and Hamas militants intensified. According to an official cited by the Associated Press, the number of fatalities was unclear since bodies were still being transported to the hospital and some people were still under the debris. The explosion was attributed by Palestinian officials to an Israeli airstrike.
After militants from Hamas broke into israel on october 7, israel declared war on the organization, vowing to destroy it. More than 12,500 Palestinians have been injured, according to the Gaza health Ministry, which is controlled by Hamas, and 3,785 Palestinians have died. In israel, about 1,400 individuals have lost their lives. A spokesman for the Israeli military claimed that the families of 206 persons who were allegedly kidnapped by Hamas and transported into Gaza had been informed.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has called on israel and Hamas to consent to a humanitarian truce and to provide fuel, food, water, and medical supplies to the Palestinians residing in Gaza. "Humanitarian aid must reach Gaza's population quickly in order to provide basic necessities including food, water, and medication. According to António Guterres, "We need it sustained and at scale."
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has called on israel and Hamas to consent to a humanitarian truce and to provide fuel, food, water, and medical supplies to the Palestinians residing in Gaza. "Humanitarian aid must reach Gaza's population quickly in order to provide basic necessities including food, water, and medication. According to António Guterres, "We need it sustained and at scale."