Operation "Al-Aqsa Flood" entered its 337th day, while the Zionist occupation forces continue to commit a war of genocide in the Gaza Strip, through launching dozens of airstrikes, artillery shelling, and bloody massacres against civilians.
Bombing of two schools housing displaced persons
The Palestinian News Agency reported that at least 9 citizens were killed and others were wounded, shortly after midnight, as a result of "Israeli" raids and shelling that targeted a school housing displaced persons in Jabalia al-Nazla, north of the Gaza Strip, and several homes in the Nuseirat camp, and in areas west of Gaza City, and in Khan Yunis.
At least 4 citizens were also killed and others were wounded, in the occupation's shelling of a school housing displaced persons in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, north of Gaza City.
61 martyrs in 4 massacres
The Zionist occupation army committed 4 massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, resulting in 61 martyrs, during the past 48 hours.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health said in its daily statistical report: 61 martyrs and 162 injuries arrived at the hospitals of the Strip, as a result of the occupation army committing a number of massacres against families.
The death toll from the aggression rose to 40,939 martyrs and 94,616 injuries since October 7.
Famine victims in Gaza rises to 37 after the martyrdom of a child
A Palestinian child was martyred, this Saturday afternoon, from the city of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip, due to malnutrition and lack of treatment, bringing the number of those who died due to malnutrition to 37 children, according to the Palestinian News Agency.
UN report: The hunger crisis in Gaza is the most severe in history
A United Nations report warned of the worsening global hunger crisis, as millions of people around the world suffer from severe food insecurity, stressing that the food crisis in Gaza is the most severe in history.
The semi-annual report on food crises for 2024, which covers the period until the end of August 2024, showed that conflicts and climate change have led to a sharp increase in the number of hungry people, especially in areas such as Sudan and the Gaza Strip.
Palestinian Forensic Medicine: American activist killed by occupation bullets
Palestinian forensic medicine confirmed that the American-Turkish activist, Aisha Nour Ezgi, was killed by an “Israeli” sniper bullet, fired at the head.
Nablus Governor Ghassan Daghlas said in media statements today, Saturday: The autopsy of the American-Turkish activist confirmed that she was killed by an Israeli sniper bullet, according to what was reported by the “Quds Press” agency.
Former Shin Bet chief: We are not qualified for long wars
The former head of the Israeli General Security Service (Shin Bet) Nadav Argaman called for a halt to the fighting in the Gaza Strip now and an end to the war, saying that “Israel” is not qualified for long wars.
Argaman added - in statements reported by Channel 12 Hebrew - according to the Al Jazeera Net website, that this war should have ended a long time ago, stressing that "the lives of the kidnapped are more important than anything, and they must be returned despite the painful price we will pay in the deal."
Demonstrations in cities and capitals around the world condemning the aggression on Gaza
Many cities and capitals around the world witnessed mass demonstrations today, Saturday, condemning the "Israeli" aggression on the Gaza Strip, according to the Palestinian News Agency.
In support of the Palestinian people, and to demand an end to the war of extermination, and the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip, thousands participated in demonstrations in many European cities. Demonstrations were held in the capital Paris, Stockholm, the Italian city of Milan, the Dutch city of The Hague, Zurich, Switzerland, Manchester, the British capital London, Odense and Aarhus in Denmark, and Copenhagen.
Trinity College in Ireland withdraws its investments linked to "Israel"
American media reported that the decision of Trinity College in the Irish capital (founded in 1592) to withdraw from investments linked to "Israel", after protests and organizing a solidarity camp with Gaza at the college, "is a remarkable success for the student movement supporting Palestine."
The American magazine "The Nation" quoted, in a report today, Saturday, the new president of the Trinity College Student Union, Jenny Maguire, as saying that "the union has changed radically through the solidarity camp with Gaza, and remains steadfast in its commitment to a free Palestine," according to the Quds Press Agency.
