Israeli forces kill 14 in north Gaza, continue to block UN missions
- Israeli forces continue to pound Gaza, killing at least 14 Palestinians in the besieged north, including children and a doctor at al-Ahli Arab Hospital.
- The United Nations says Israel has again denied its requests to get aid to starving people in Beit Hanoon, Beit Lahiya and Jabalia, which have been under an Israeli siege and blockade for more than 70 days
- The Palestinian Authority (PA) continues its raids on the Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank, as part of an operation it says is aimed at rooting out “lawless elements” there.
- Israel’s war on Gaza has killed at least 45,097 Palestinians and wounded 107,244
Staff at Kamal Adwan describe night of ‘horror’ under Israeli bombardment
As we’ve been reporting, Israeli forces are continuing their attacks on the Kamal Adwan Hospital, bombing the facility and igniting a fire that put the facility’s ICU out of service.
In the video below, Eid Sabbah, the director of nursing at the facility, describes the night as “full of horror” that the staff there lived through.
Staff at Kamal Adwan Hospital describe night of ‘horror’ amid Israel’s attack - 18m ago(01:15 GMT)
Two killed in Israeli attack on central Gaza refugee camp
Local sources told our colleagues at Al Jazeera Arabic that an Israeli air raid on a house in the Maghazi refugee camp has killed at least two people and injured others.
More soon.
Death toll from Israel’s attack on Gaza City rises
The Wafa news agency has more on the deadly Israeli attack on the city’s Daraj neighbourhood.
It said the attack targeted the Zautouniya family home near the al-Tabin School and that at least six people were killed.
Earlier, we reported that four people, including a Palestinian doctor, were killed in that attack.
The new toll takes the number of people killed in Israel’s latest assaults on northern Gaza to at least 16. This figure is expected to rise as our correspondents on the ground are reporting additional casualties from new strikes on the Daraj neighbourhood.
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