Gaza: According to the Ministry of Health, according to Gaza’s health, Israeli military operations have resumed the Gaza Strip after the unilateral termination of the ceasefire agreement, resulting in the death of at least 591 Palestinians, including 200 children, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health.
In the past three days, more than 1,040 others have been injured in severe airstrikes, ground attacks and a series of artillery.
The deadliest attack took place in Shabora area, Rafa, where Israeli ground forces attacked the entire scale. Local residents reported widespread destruction, killing the entire family and equalizing houses. Emergency respondents were overwhelmed, constantly struggling to reach the wounded among the bombers.
This increase has occurred despite international appeals during Ramadan, which is a month of fasting and reflection for Muslims. Instead, many Palestinians are spending their evening breaking their fasting in temporary shelters and hospitals, which has devastation and loss all around.
Renewal violence has raised concerns about a wider regional dispute. Expressing solidarity with the Palestinians, the Yemeni Houthi movement claimed responsibility for the missile attacks targeting Israel, which further increased tensions. Meanwhile, Israeli warplanes targeted targets in southern and eastern Lebanon, raising concerns about the possible opening of a new front.
Within Israel, domestic unrest is increasing. Thousands of protesters gathered in Jerusalem, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and criticizing his government for taking over. The clashes between protesters and police intensified, and Israeli society indicates deep divisions.
Human rights organizations have condemned Israel’s new military campaign, calling it a form of collective punishment and a violation of international law. “This is the rule of the jungle,” said a spokesman for the Palestinian Center for Human Rights. “What is the world waiting for? Where are the shared values?”
Since Gaza rallies with another wave of violence, a new ceasefire and humanitarian relief are demanded. The international community is widely silent, many Palestinians say they have been abandoned, forcing them to dig the debris with their bare hands in search of survivors.
