90 Killed in Gaza as Israeli Army Bombs Shelters of Displaced Palestinians

Gaza: Israeli military operations continued, resulting in the deaths of more than 90 Palestinians, including 11 members of the same family, according to Arab media reports. Residential buildings, shelters for displaced Palestinians, and tents were targeted in the airstrikes.

Arab media further reported that unarmed women and children in northern Gaza, speaking to the media, were hit in drone attacks. Among the victims is a Palestinian journalist, raising the total number of journalists killed in Gaza to 252.

Slovenia has declared Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu an undesirable person and imposed travel restrictions against him.

Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that a ceasefire agreement in Gaza would be reached soon. However, the Palestinian resistance group Hamas stated that no concrete plan has yet been presented.

Humanitarian organizations have expressed concern over the worsening crisis in Gaza, criticizing the international community’s silence amid ongoing attacks.

Yesterday, large protests were held outside the United Nations building during Netanyahu’s address to the UN General Assembly. Demonstrators carried pictures of Gaza’s children, voiced strong support for Gaza, condemned Israeli actions, and demanded Netanyahu’s arrest.

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