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- Israeli strikes hit a crowded evacuation centre in Gaza City and a camp for displaced people in Khan Younis, Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud reports.
- At least four people have been killed and rescue workers are searching for survivors buried under the rubble of a home destroyed by an Israeli strike in northern Gaza’s Beit Lahiya, the Wafa news agency reports.
- People in Gaza are “enduring subhuman conditions” with a third of the population picking through trash to survive in the oppressive summer heat, says the Mercy Corps aid group.
- The United States is “urgently seeking a diplomatic agreement” to end the violent conflict on the Israel-Lebanon border, US Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin says.
- At least 37,658 people have been killed and 86,237 wounded in Israel’s war on Gaza
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Photos: Aftermath of an Israeli strike on a classroom in a UN shelter
A child holds up a book inside a destroyed classroom in an UNRWA school where displaced Palestinians have been sheltering in Shati refugee camp Gaza [Mahmoud İssa/Anadolu Images] 
Israeli strikes killed at least 11 Palestinians in the Shati refugee camp on Tuesday, Wafa reported [Mahmoud İssa/Anadolu Images] 
UNRWA said earlier this month that 86 of its buildings had been attacked since October, with some shelters attacked multiple times [Mahmoud İssa/Anadolu Images] 
Debris could be seen strewn across the classroom, including a bed and chairs [Mahmoud İssa/Anadolu Images] - 23m ago(04:30 GMT)
MSF mourns sixth staff member killed in Gaza by Israeli forces since October
Doctors Without Borders (better known by their French acronym MSF) has mourned the killing of their sixth staff member in Gaza with a call for the killing of Palestinian healthcare workers and civilians to end.
MSF physiotherapist Fadi Al-Wadiya, 33, was killed in an Israeli attack on Tuesday along with five other people, including three children, near an MSF clinic in Gaza City. He was cycling to work at the time of the Israeli drone strike.
“Nowhere in Gaza is safe. Israeli forces have repeatedly attacked health workers and medical facilities, making it nearly impossible for us to continue to provide lifesaving humanitarian assistance,” MSF said in a statement.
WATCH: UN Security Council urges Israel to halt illegal settlements in West Bank
There were calls once again at the UN Security Council Chamber for Israel to stop the expansion of illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank.
Tor Wennesland, the UN Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, told the council that Israeli settlements in occupied East Jerusalem and the West Bank “have no legal validity and are in flagrant violation of international law”.
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UN security council urges Israel to halt illegal settlements in West Bank - 2h ago(02:20 GMT)
UN says Israeli forces must stop killing Gaza’s health workers
The UN has called on Israel’s military to uphold its “fundamental obligations” under international humanitarian law and cease attacks on medical facilities and health staff following the killing of Hani Al Ja’afarwi, the head of emergency and ambulance services at a clinic in Gaza City on Sunday.
In a statement, the UN Human Rights Office in the occupied territory implored “Israel to immediately cease the killing of protected people, including healthcare workers, and calls for an immediate and impartial investigation into these killings and accountability for the perpetrators”.
Some 500 health workers in Gaza have been killed since October 7, the UN said, amid “systematic attacks on hospitals and other medical facilities in violation of the laws of war”.
The latest UN appeal came on the same day as another Palestinian medic was killed in a targeted Israeli drone attack.
Fadi Al-Wadiya, a 33-year-old physiotherapist with Doctors Without Borders (MSF) was attacked and killed – along with five other people – while riding his bicycle to work in Gaza City on Tuesday.
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Palestinian envoy decries ‘shocking footage’ of Israeli army dog attacking Palestinian woman
Husam Zomlot, the state of Palestine’s ambassador to the UK, has decried “shocking footage of an Israeli army dog attacking and viciously biting a 66-year-old Palestinian woman in her house” in northern Gaza’s Jabalia.
“Cowards!”, Zomlot added in a post on social media sharing the footage, which was leaked to Al Jazeera and shows clips obtained from a camera attached to an Israeli army dog.
The woman told Al Jazeera that she was attacked while she was sleeping in her home, and she was mauled and suffered fractures.
The leaked footage of the attack came from a camera attached to an Israeli military dog [File: Mohamad Torokman/Reuters] - 2h ago(02:00 GMT)
Death toll for Israeli strike in Beit Lahiya rises
A fourth person has been confirmed killed by an Israeli air strike on a home in Beit Lahiya, northern Gaza, according to local media.
Earlier, we reported that 12 people were injured and several were still missing under the rubble after the Israeli military bombed the house belonging to the Abu Awad family.
Palestinian children are transported to hospital after an Israeli air strike hit a residential building in Beit Lahiya, in northern Gaza, on Tuesday night [Khalit Alkahlut/Anadolu] - 3h ago(01:50 GMT)
WATCH: Extent of forced hunger crisis in Gaza revealed in UN report
Four children have starved to death this week in Gaza, where a new UN report has revealed the extent of the forced hunger crisis imposed by Israel in its ongoing war on the besieged Palestinian enclave.
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Extent of forced hunger crisis in Gaza revealed in UN report
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