Palestinian journalist Ibrahim Al-Khalil reports on the massacre committed by Israeli occupation forces yesterday when an airstrike targeted a residential building in the Shejaiya neighborhood, east of Gaza City,
Healthcare workers in Cardiff and South Wales demand the immediate release of Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, who was abducted by the Israeli occupation in northern Gaza. #FreeDrHussamAbuSafiya
This is a long-term agreement, according to the sources. Some production and delivery of the munitions can be fulfilled through current U.S. stocks, but the majority will take one or more years to deliver.
The State Department has notified Congress "informally" of an $8 billion proposed arms deal with Israel that will include munitions for fighter jets and attack helicopters as well as artillery shells, two sources with direct knowledge tell Axios.
Some Democrats pushed the administration to condition arms sales to Israel based on Israel's handling of the war effort and the humanitarian situation in Gaza, but Biden declined to do so.
The United States is gathering information about Abu Safiya, deputy US ambassador to the UN Dorothy Shea told the Security Council.
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which triggered the war in the Gaza Strip. The hospital's director, Hussam Abu Safiyeh, was also detained in the raid.
"We suspect him of being a Hamas operative as hundreds of Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists were hiding inside the Kamal Adwan hospital under his management
He is currently being investigated by Israeli security forces," Miller said.
The WHO is deeply concerned about Abu Safiya, said WHO representative Richard Peeperkorn, adding: "We have lost contact with him since and call for his immediate release."
that Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad militants were using the hospital.
Israel's deputy UN ambassador Jonathan Miller said more than "240 terrorists were apprehended, including 15 who participated in the 7 October massacre" in southern Israel in 2023,
Israel's UN ambassador in Geneva, Daniel Meron, posted on social media a letter he sent on Friday to the WHO and Volker Turk, the UN human rights official. It said the raid on Kamal Adwan hospital a week ago was "triggered by irrefutable evidence"
Israel on Friday defended its raid on a northern Gaza hospital last week while the United Nations human rights chief called the justification unsubstantiated and the World Health Organisation (WHO) urged Israel to release the hospital's director from detention.
An #Israeli#occupation soldier poses for a video as he documents the massive destruction brought about by the #occupation forces in #Jabalia refugee camp in northern #Gaza.