Day 31 of the War
On the 31st day of the war, many Palestinians lost their lives by the intense Israeli night raids. Just the day before, two terrible massacres took place near the Gaza port and in the Maghazi camp, resulting in 75 deaths.
The Israeli Broadcasting Corporation shared that US President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu talked about a possible "humanitarian halt" to the war in Gaza.
The Ministry of Health in Gaza reported that since the beginning of the Israeli aggression, 10,022 people have been killed by Israel. Shockingly, 70% of the killed people by Israel are women and children. In the past few hours alone, there were 24 major massacres, causing the deaths of 243 people.
The Latest Developments
Belgian Minister: Israel Committing War Crimes
The Belgian Minister of International Cooperation believes that Israel might be committing war crimes. They want to take action against Israel, like banning certain products and not allowing important people to enter their country.
US Plans to Help Israel
The United States is planning to give Israel precision-guided bombs worth $320 million. They want to support Israel in their fight against Gaza.
Talking About a Humanitarian Halt
President Biden and Prime Minister Netanyahu are discussing the possibility of a humanitarian halt to the war. They claim they want to find a way to stop the fighting and protect innocent lives.
No Place is Truly Safe
The Gaza government is worried because 42% of the people who were killed by Israel were in areas that Israel claimed were safe. They believe that no place is truly safe during this war.
Other Important Updates
Here are some other important things that have happened:
The Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades destroyed 27 military vehicles in just 48 hours.
Washington is not happy with the Israeli minister's statements about nuclear weapons!
The occupation army claims that their Air Force can bomb any region in the Middle East.
The Gaza government warns countries that send mercenaries to fight with Israel, holding them responsible for crimes against civilians.
The Israeli army is worried about stopping the war before achieving its goals.
The UN Secretary-General is concerned about the violations of international humanitarian law.
South Africa is recalling diplomats from Israel and reevaluating their relationship due to the killing of innocent people in Palestine.
The Iranian President believes that the ongoing massacres in Gaza will have consequences beyond the region.
China's representative to the Security Council is worried about the dangerous situation in Gaza and wants to avoid further conflict.
Families of Israeli prisoners of war in Gaza are protesting in front of the Knesset in Tel Aviv every Saturday, demanding the release of their loved ones.
The Scottish Prime Minister finds it unacceptable to call pro-Palestine marches "hate marches."
Netanyahu, during a meeting with Western diplomats, said that their war is everyone's war and they must achieve victory.
Occupation raids destroyed 12 ambulances and relief vehicles, according to the Red Crescent.
The UNRWA reported that around 50 schools and agency facilities, where 700,000 displaced people were staying, were bombed.
Source: Al Jazeera
