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United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres took the unusual step on Sunday to criticize Israel for the “heartbreaking” death toll in Gaza, stating that the military operations there “have spread mass destruction and killed civilians on a scale unprecedented” during his tenure as head of the world body.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke out last week against the effort by South Africa to hold Israel accountable for alleged genocide in Gaza—calling the initiative “galling.”
One of the world’s worst humanitarian crises broke out in the Gazan city of Rafah, which sits on the border with Egypt, as hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have tried to flee from the Israeli onslaught throughout much of the coastal city.
Israel expanded its bombing campaign in southern Gaza on Friday and a video emerged of Israeli warplanes launching a series of missiles on the Hamad towers in Khan Younis—destroying six residential buildings.
Life for Palestinians living in the West Bank has become a living hell since the Hamas invasion in October as Israeli defense forces and extremist settlers take the initiative in the region.
Israeli forces raided a Palestinian refugee camp on Friday, killing at least 13, including five children, which sparked major protests in the West Bank and elsewhere.
Palestinians keep waking up to a new day of attacks and murder by Israel, fearing what to expect next from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s hardline government that is fighting for its survival as hundreds of thousands of Israelis keep taking to the streets in opposition to his Judicial reform acts.
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