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Israel shells Rafah aid site, killing five Palestinians
Israel shells Rafah aid site, killing five Palestinians

Middle East Eye

timean hour ago

  • Health
  • Middle East Eye

Israel shells Rafah aid site, killing five Palestinians

At least five Palestinians were killed and several others wounded on Friday after Israeli forces shelled an area near an aid distribution point northwest of Rafah, according to medical staff at Nasser Medical Complex speaking to Al Jazeera Arabic. The attack struck as people gathered in search of food in the southern Gaza Strip, where hunger continues to worsen amid ongoing bombardment and aid restrictions by Israel.

Far-right Israeli minister calls for the arrest of anyone watching Al Jazeera
Far-right Israeli minister calls for the arrest of anyone watching Al Jazeera

Middle East Eye

timea day ago

  • Politics
  • Middle East Eye

Far-right Israeli minister calls for the arrest of anyone watching Al Jazeera

Far-right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has once again demanded a crackdown on Al Jazeera's presence in Israel, claiming the network poses a 'threat' to national security. Speaking in a brief televised statement, carried live by Al Jazeera Arabic and Al Jazeera Mubasher, Ben-Gvir also urged police to take action against individuals found watching the channel inside the country. His remarks come weeks after Israel formally banned Al Jazeera's journalists and staff from operating within its borders in early May 2024. The Palestinian Authority imposed a similar ban months earlier, in January, effectively blocking the network's coverage from the occupied West Bank. Far-right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir (AFP)

20 more Palestinians killed by Israel near aid points
20 more Palestinians killed by Israel near aid points

The National

time10-06-2025

  • Health
  • The National

20 more Palestinians killed by Israel near aid points

Al Jazeera Arabic are reporting that 20 people have been killed and more than 124 injured this morning while waiting for aid near the so-called Netzarim Corridor, south of Gaza City. It is the latest in a number of shootings that have killed around 150 people and wounded hundreds since the rollout of a new food distribution system, according to Gaza's Health Ministry. Israel and the US say the new system is designed to circumvent Hamas, but it has been rejected by the UN and major aid groups. READ MORE: SNP urge Rachel Reeves to abandon disability cuts after winter fuel U-turn Experts have meanwhile warned that Israel's blockade and its ongoing military campaign have put Gaza at risk of famine. Palestinians say Israeli forces have repeatedly fired toward crowds heading to the food centres since they opened last month. In previous instances, the Israeli military has said it fired warning shots at people who approached its forces near the centres, which are in military zones off limits to independent media. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, the Israeli and US supported private contractor running the sites, says there has been no violence in or around the centres themselves. Meanwhile, an Israeli strike on homes in Jabalia al-Balad, also this morning, has killed nine Palestinians according to one of the organisation's sources at al-Shifa Hospital. At least three Palestinians from the same family have also been killed in an Israeli attack on a tent housing displaced people near the city of Khan Younis according to a separate source.

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