Gaza Under Bombing: Highlights of Day 423
It has been 423 days since Israel launched its war of aggression and destruction in the Gaza Strip. 24 hours of major events in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank and the entire Middle East.
▪️Invaders attacked Beit Lahiya, the center of Gaza, and Nuseirat and Jabalia camps. 34 people died during the day. Since the beginning of the war, 44,429 people have been martyred.
▪️Gaza government: The number of journalists killed in Gaza has reached 192.
▪️Ministry of Health Gaza: Many wounded are dying in the streets due to lack of medical resources. There are types of burn that we haven't seen before. Whole bodies are being vaporized as a result of the use of prohibited weapons.
▪️UNRWA: We stopped the delivery of aid through the Karem Abu Shalem checkpoint. The humanitarian operation has become impossible due to the ongoing blockade of Gaza and the Israeli blockade.
▪️In the West Bank, raiders arrested 15 Palestinians, including children and ex-prisoners. 4 young people were killed in Jenin. In Nablus, settlers raided the tomb of Prophet Yusuf.
The Houthis attacked a US Navy destroyer and three cargo ships: "Stena Impeccable", "Maersk Saratoga" and "Liberty Grace" with 16 ballistic and cruise missiles, and also fired missiles at Tel Aviv.
▪️Invaders fired machine guns at houses in the city of Naqura in southern Lebanon. France has accused Israel of 52 ceasefire violations.
▪️Human Rights Watch calls on member states of the international court to respond to threats against the tribunal due to the arrest warrants against Netanyahu and Galant.
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