The National Committee for Missing Persons in the Genocide Against Gaza called on the international community last week to help Palestinians in Gaza recover the remains of over 10,000 people buried underneath the rubble inside the enclave that was left behind after the two-year U.S.-backed genocide.
The IDF killed at least 68,872 people inside Gaza, and wounded another 170,677, as the Israeli military continues to violate the ceasefire with the full support of the Trump administration.
A European human rights group accused Israel of continuing to stonewall international journalists from entering Gaza to prevent the world from seeing the atrocities and destruction caused by the IDF with the full backing of third states.
The IDF killed another six people in Lebanon in recent days, after killing three in strikes across the country on Thursday, as it appears to be ramping up its attacks in violation of the ceasefire announced in November.
The IDF did not violate the Gaza ceasefire when it launched a deadly strike in central Gaza’s Nuseirat because it claimed the attack targeted a member of Palestinian Islamic Jihad who was preparing an alleged attack on Israeli forces.
The Israeli military last week intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla, which included about 40 boats that tried to access Gaza as the IDF continues its genocide and starvation campaign inside the enclave.
Herzi Halevi, the former Israeli army commander, addressed a meeting last week in southern Israel about Gaza and told those in attendance that the IDF fought inside the enclave with its “gloves off” and was not slowed by legal concerns, resulting in more than 200,000 Palestinian casualties since October 2023.
Israel Katz, the genocide loving Israeli defense minister, said last week that there is nowhere that an enemy of his country can seek refuge that he is out of reach from the IDF—insinuating that regional countries should be on notice after the brazen strike on Doha intended to kill Hamas negotiators.
The Israeli military carried out a missile strike on a power plant—the Haziz power station—just outside Sanaa on Saturday in response to the continued attacks by the Houthis on Israel over the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
Palestinians on Sunday fled parts of Gaza City after being warned by the IDF that its “military operations” (massacre campaign) will intensify there so it can “destroy the capabilities of terrorist organizations.”