World Reacts to Israel’s Killing of Palestinian Aid Seekers

Israel's killing of at least 112 Palestinians and wounding of over 750 at the Nabulsi roundabout in Gaza City on Thursday has drawn widespread international condemnation. Many countries, aid groups, and human rights organizations denounced the attack as a violation of international law. German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock called for an explanation, French Foreign Minister Stéphane Séjourné demanded an independent investigation, and Lebanon's foreign ministry condemned the killings. The White House called the deaths 'tremendously alarming' but stopped short of condemning Israel. The Gaza Health Ministry reported four children died from starvation, adding to the toll. The Jordanian army conducted three food airdrops, while the US and Canada are considering similar actions. Refugees International President Jeremy Konyndyk criticized the airdrops as negligible. Total casualties since October 7 stand at 30,228 killed and 71,377 injured. Over 200 MPs from 12 countries are urging arms sales bans to Israel.

Israel's killing of at least 112 Palestinians and wounding of over 750 at the Nabulsi roundabout in Gaza City on Thursday has drawn widespread international condemnation. Many countries, aid groups, and human rights organizations denounced the attack as a violation of international law. German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock called for an explanation, French Foreign Minister Stéphane Séjourné demanded an independent investigation, and Lebanon's foreign ministry condemned the killings. The White House called the deaths 'tremendously alarming' but stopped short of condemning Israel. The Gaza Health Ministry reported four children died from starvation, adding to the toll. The Jordanian army conducted three food airdrops, while the US and Canada are considering similar actions. Refugees International President Jeremy Konyndyk criticized the airdrops as negligible. Total casualties since October 7 stand at 30,228 killed and 71,377 injured. Over 200 MPs from 12 countries are urging arms sales bans to Israel.

Israel's killing of at least 112 Palestinians and wounding of over 750 at the Nabulsi roundabout in Gaza City on Thursday has drawn widespread international condemnation. Many countries, aid groups, and human rights organizations denounced the attack as a violation of international law. German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock called for an explanation, French Foreign Minister Stéphane Séjourné demanded an independent investigation, and Lebanon's foreign ministry condemned the killings. The White House called the deaths 'tremendously alarming' but stopped short of condemning Israel. The Gaza Health Ministry reported four children died from starvation, adding to the toll. The Jordanian army conducted three food airdrops, while the US and Canada are considering similar actions. Refugees International President Jeremy Konyndyk criticized the airdrops as negligible. Total casualties since October 7 stand at 30,228 killed and 71,377 injured. Over 200 MPs from 12 countries are urging arms sales bans to Israel.

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