Khan Younis

Israel Kills At Least 50 Palestinians in New Attacks on Khan Younis

Israel launched new air and artillery attacks on eastern Khan Younis, killing at least 50 Palestinians and wounding dozens. Over 400,000 people were forced to flee. The total death toll in Gaza since October 7 has exceeded 39,000, mostly women and children. Palestinian resistance groups, including Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, intensified counterattacks from southern Lebanon and Gaza. Hamas called for international intervention, accusing the US of indifference. Residents expressed skepticism about US politics, with quotes from Abdel Nasser Mahmoud and Kawthar Adnan Hussein.

Israel Kills Over 100 Palestinians in Airstrike on al-Mawasi Refugee Camp

Israel conducted an airstrike on the al-Mawasi refugee camp west of Khan Younis, killing over 100 Palestinians and injuring more than 300. International NGO Action Aid condemned the attack, expressing concern for staff and calling for a ceasefire. The Israeli army claimed the target was a senior Hamas commander and Rafa Salama. Palestinian groups denied this, stating civilians were killed in a designated safe zone. Witnesses reported rescue workers were also targeted. Since 7 October, Israel has killed at least 38,443 Palestinians and wounded 88,481.

Israel Kills Hezbollah Commander; 28 Palestinians Killed in Gaza as Israeli Onslaught Continues

A senior Hezbollah commander, Abu Ali Nasser, was killed in an Israeli drone strike near Tyre, Lebanon. The conflict has caused over 400 deaths in Lebanon, including 80 civilians, and displaced tens of thousands. In Gaza, 250,000 Palestinians were affected by a major evacuation order near Khan Younis. 28 Palestinians were killed in the last day, bringing the total to at least 37,953 since the war began. The UN reports 80% of Gaza's population displaced.

Israeli Forces Attack Nasser Hospital

Israel’s War on Gaza: Netanyahu’s Plans for Ground Invasion of Rafah Spark Panic

Israel has killed 44 Palestinians, including 12 children, in airstrikes on Rafah. Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered the IDF to prepare plans for a ground invasion of Rafah and evacuation of civilians, causing widespread panic. Hamas warned of catastrophic repercussions. The US, a key ally, criticized the plans; President Biden called Israel's response 'over the top' and pushed for a ceasefire. Netanyahu rejected Hamas's ceasefire proposal, insisting on absolute victory. EU Foreign Policy Chief Borrell warned of humanitarian catastrophe. The death toll in Gaza reached 28,064. US Senator Sanders criticized proposed $14 billion military aid to Israel, and Trump suggested a loan instead. Egypt warned of disastrous consequences if Israel invades Rafah.

Israeli Snipers Kill 21 in Gaza; UN Chief Warns of Humanitarian Crisis

Israeli snipers killed 21 Palestinians, including medical staff, outside Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis. In the past 24 hours, 107 Palestinians were killed and 142 wounded. US President Biden described Israel's assault as 'over the top'. UN Chief Guterres warned of a humanitarian crisis, with half of Gaza's population crammed into Rafah. The International Court of Justice ruling two weeks ago has not alleviated the situation. Islamic Relief reported thousands more killed and injured. Israeli siege has cut off essential resources. PM Netanyahu vows to continue until total victory over Hamas. Escalation in Israeli attacks on Iran-linked targets in Syria. UAE foreign minister emphasized preventing regional conflict in a meeting of Arab states. Israeli raids in the West Bank detained 11 Palestinians.

Israeli Army Lays Siege to Hospitals in Khan Younis After Setbacks in Southern Gaza