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As the Gaza conflict enters its 79th day, over 20,000 Palestinians and 1,140 Israelis have lost their lives. The UN Security Council has now approved additional aid to prevent famine and disease in the region.
After a temporary seven-day ceasefire ended, Israel and Hamas resumed fighting in Gaza. Thousands of Palestinians faced renewed violence, desperate families, and a humanitarian crisis as documented by CGTN.
The first group of hostages released by Hamas returned home via Rafah crossing, including Israelis, Thais, and a Filipino, marking a hopeful step in the ongoing ceasefire.
As the Palestine-Israel conflict enters its 78th day, Gaza faces a devastating toll with over 20,000 deaths, including thousands of children and women. The WHO reports northern Gaza without a functional hospital.
During the ceasefire, Gaza’s 45 km Salah al-Din Road became a lifeline for over a million Palestinians fleeing north to south, highlighting its crucial role and the challenges faced.
Day 75 of the Palestine-Israel conflict sees over 19,600 deaths in Gaza from Israeli strikes, with significant losses among medical personnel.
On day 73 of the Palestine-Israel conflict, 297 Palestinians have been killed in West Bank clashes, while aid trucks resume at the Kerem Shalom crossing.
On Day 71 of the Palestine-Israel conflict, over 18,700 Palestinians and 1,100 Israelis have been killed. Communication blackouts in Gaza are hindering rescue efforts amid ongoing attacks.
Day 70 of the Palestine-Israel conflict sees intensified Israeli strikes on Gaza, resulting in over 18,600 Palestinian deaths and urgent calls for a humanitarian ceasefire.
On Day 69 of the Palestine-Israel conflict, the UN General Assembly passed a resolution for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza, backed by 153 countries. The resolution seeks to alleviate the dire humanitarian situation.