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"Today marks a grim milestone for the world," Turk said in a statement on Thursday, after Gaza health authorities reported that the Palestinian death toll in the Gaza Strip had reached 40,005, with 92,401 injured since the conflict began on October 7, 2023.
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In the last 24 hours, the Israeli military has killed 40 people and injured 107 others, according to Gaza-based health authorities. This brings the total death toll to 40,005 and the number of injuries to 92,401 since the Palestinian-Israeli conflict began in early October 2023, the authorities said in a statement on Thursday
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Israel holds high-level meet of security officials, mulls preemptive strike on Iran if it gets a full-proof intelligence report on possibility of attack
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Israeli Prime Minister says country ready for any scenario even as Jordan makes diplomatic efforts to defuse tensions
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IDF says they struck "terrorists" operating within a Hamas command and control centre; toll rises to 39,550
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Between July 22 and 25, about 12,600 people have already been displaced from the Bureij refugee camp to the Maghazi and Nuseirat refugee camps
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Military says it is planning an operation against Hamas militants in Khan Younis, including parts of Muwasi
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Say he will combat anti-Semitism from spreading throughout college campuses across the United States
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Palestine successfully registered the Monastery of Saint Hilarion in Gaza on the World Heritage in Danger list during the 46th session of the World Heritage Committee in India, Xinhua reported on Friday.
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Says it is planning to begin an operation against Hamas militants who have embedded themselves in the area
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The latest strikes occurred as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prepared to leave for the US, where he is expected to meet with Biden
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An attack on the UN-affiliated Al-Razi School in the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza killed 23 Palestinians and injured 73 others, according to the statement.
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Deif's condition was still unclear after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said "there still isn’t absolute certainty" he was killed
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Cites the group's cross-border attack on Israel last October 7 that killed some 1,200 people
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Nasrallah reiterates that Hezbollah will support whatever decision is made by Hamas in its negotiations with Israel
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According to the Hamas-run Health Ministry, the building was sheltering thousands of displaced people
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Much of Khan Younis was destroyed in assault earlier this year, but may Palestinians had moved back to escape another Israeli offensive
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Israeli Prime Minister's comments spark uproar from families of hostages held by Hamas
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Thousands of such fighters are already deployed in Syria and could easily slip through the porous and unmarked border
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Israeli forces launched approximately eight rockets at tents in a newly established camp, crowded with thousands of displaced people, near the UNRWA warehouses.
