Thousands Flee Gaza City as Israel Launches Major Ground Offensive
Israel’s ground offensive in Gaza City has sparked a fresh wave of Palestinian displacement, with thousands fleeing after weeks of bombardment in key neighborhoods.
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UN: Northern Gaza Offensive Brings Starvation and Displacement
The UN condemns the northern Gaza offensive, highlighting appalling civilian suffering, forced displacement, and growing hunger as air strikes intensify around Gaza City.
Israel Launches Ground Offensive in Gaza City
Israel has launched a ground offensive in Gaza City after heavy bombardment, Axios reports.
Gaza City Evacuations Intensify Amid Ongoing Strikes
Gaza City residents are evacuating as strikes and explosions continue ahead of an Israeli ground offensive, raising urgent calls for humanitarian corridors and safety.
UN Security Council Condemns Doha Strike, Sidesteps Israel
The UN Security Council condemned the Doha strike but avoided naming Israel, highlighting calls for de-escalation and solidarity with Qatar.
Israeli Strikes on Gaza City Suburbs Leave 18 Dead
Israeli strikes on Gaza City suburbs killed 18, forced families to flee. Netanyahu’s security cabinet meets to plan the next phase of the offensive.
57 Killed in Israeli Strikes Across Gaza Amid Growing Crisis
At least 57 Palestinians died in intense Israeli raids across Gaza, with bombings hitting residential areas in Gaza City as humanitarian concerns deepen.
EU FMs Slam Israel’s Plan for Permanent Presence in Gaza
EU foreign ministers from six nations condemn Israel’s offensive in the Gaza Strip and plan for a permanent presence in Gaza City, urging de-escalation and respect for international law.
Gaza Residents Torn Between Flight and Staying Under Fire
Gaza residents face an impossible choice: flee into uncertainty or stay under relentless shelling. Families weigh risks as they grapple with fear and survival.
Nasser Hospital Strike: Brother Mourns Slain Gaza Journalist
A strike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza on August 25 killed at least 20 people, including five journalists. A grieving brother now calls for stronger protections for reporters in conflict zones.