Around 81 Palestinians, including 25 aid seekers, were killed since the early hours of Wednesday by Israeli attacks on different areas in Gaza, according to medical sources.
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At least 61 Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza on Tuesday
16 July 2025 01:04 BST
At least 61 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli airstrikes and gunfire in Gaza since dawn on Tuesday, Al Jazeera reported. This includes 23 people who were killed in the Shati refugee camp and two peopl who were fired upon near an aid centre in Rafah.
Sources confirm Israel arming Gazan gang to bolster opposition to Hamas
(June 5, 2025)
Abu Shabab claims to be securing humanitarian aid convoys entering Gaza, while some have accused his gang of looting them.
The arming of Abu Shabab was carried out without the approval of Israel’s security cabinet. It was led by Israeli security bodies, and was approved by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to defense sources.
At least 20 Palestinians killed at GHF site in southern Gaza
“We have credible reason to believe that elements within the crowd – armed and affiliated with Hamas – deliberately fomented the unrest,” it said without providing any evidence.
GHF personnel identified multiple firearms in the crowd, the organisation said, adding that a US worker was threatened with a firearm by someone in the crowd.
EU risks breaching international law over Israeli gas deal, legal experts say
(July 14, 2025)
Global Witness contacted Israel, Egypt, the EU and the Palestinian Mission to the UK for comment on our findings. None responded.
EU-Israel: Refusal to suspend the EU-Israel Association Agreement is a ‘cruel and unlawful betrayal’
Reacting to the EU’s decision not to suspend the EU-Israel Association Agreement, Agnès Callamard Amnesty International’s Secretary General said:
“The EU’s refusal to suspend its agreement with Israel is a cruel and unlawful betrayal – of the European project and vision, predicated on upholding international law and fighting authoritarian practices, of the European Union’s own rules and of the human rights of Palestinians.
This will be remembered as one of the most disgraceful moments in the EU’s history.