thefreeonline on 2nd Nov 23 by Mersiha Gadzo and Virginia Pietromarchi at Al Jazeera
- Gaza officials say 195 killed, 120 missing in Israel’s bombing of Jabalia refugee camp, which the UN says may be “disproportionate attacks that could amount to war crimes”.
- Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital, Gaza’s only medical facility serving cancer patients, forced to shut down after running out of fuel. The Indonesian Hospital running on backup generator.
- At last – Bolivia, and Columbia, are recalling their ambassadors and cutting off diplomatic relations with Israel. The outrage of ordinary people around the world has turned against their government’s support for Israel’s genocide of the Palestinian people culminating in turning a blind eye to the devastation at Jabalia refugee camp and the bombing of children, a heartless war crime.
Gaza on Thursday morning 2/11/2023
- Biden has said US supports humanitarian pause, the first time the US president has said these words himself.
- The Gaza Borders and Crossings Authority has released a list of 596 foreign and dual nationals allowed to leave through the Rafah crossing on Thursday after a first group, including 81 critically ill patients, crossed on Wednesday.
- At least 8,805 Palestinians been killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7. More than 1,400 people have been killed in Israel.
- Israeli air raid targets UNRWA school We’re getting reports that the Israeli military has targeted an UNRWA school in the Shati refugee camp in Gaza. Thousands of displaced people in Gaza are currently taking shelter in the school.The attacks come after five Palestinians were killed in an earlier raid targeting areas around that school.
Israeli air strikes target Jabalia refugee camp for a third time
Our colleagues at Al Jazeera Arabic are reporting that Israeli air strikes have targeted the Jabalia refugee camp for the third time in as many days.
At least three Palestinians have been killed and many injured in the bombing of a house in the camp.
Almost 200 people were killed and at least 777 wounded in the first two bombings of the camp on Tuesday and Wednesday. Another 120 people are still missing, according to a report published by Gaza’s Government Media Office.
Below is an interactive that shows the situation in the camp before and after Tuesday’s Israeli air raid.
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