At least 16 people were killed this morning in attacks on tents for displaced people set up by the UN agency UNRWA, and more than 20 people were killed in several artillery attacks this afternoon.
At least 36 Palestinians have been killed next Tuesday as a result of the Israeli army’s bombing of several camps for displaced persons in Rafah (southern Gaza Strip), just one day later Israeli forces have killed at least fifty peoplemainly civilians, in a similar attack.
At least 16 people were killed this morning in attacks on tents for displaced persons set up by the UN agency UNRWA, and this afternoon more than twenty people were killed in several artillery attacks in neighborhoods in western Rafah, such as Tal al Sultan or Mawasisupposedly safe areas where Israel has not yet ordered the evacuation of the civilian population.
Israel therefore continues to ignore international pressure for the first time The European Union has shown itself prepared to take revenge If Tel Aviv complies with the orders of the International Court of Justice (ICJ). stop the offensive against Rafah.
As reported today by the NGO Doctors Without Borders (MSF), some of these attacks have occurred near the stabilization center (where they treat the most serious cases) in this neighborhood, allowing medical personnel to both enter and exit the facility. housing.
According to UNRWA about one million Gazans have already fled in the last three weeks of Rafah, since the Israeli ground offensive in the area began. They are now also forced to leave western Rafah, on the way to Khan Yunisas the bombardment increases and the troops draw closer.
The attack on the camp yesterday, Monday, led to a wave of international criticism and condemnation. So much so that the UN security council will celebrate on Tuesday an emergency meetingThis is what diplomatic sources inform CNN.
Source: EITB
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