New York: Israel’s reported plans to forcibly transfer Gaza’s population to a small area in the south of the Strip, coupled with threats by Israeli officials to deport Palestinians outside of Gaza, have raised concerns that Israel’s actions are aimed at creating living conditions increasingly incompatible with the continued existence of Palestinians in Gaza as a group, the United Nations warned. According to Emirates News Agency, Volker Trk, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, stated, “There is no reason to believe that doubling down on military strategies, which, for a year and eight months, have not led to

Athens: President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi of Egypt reaffirmed Egypt’s continued intensive efforts to secure an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and to ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid to residents of the territory, as part of Egypt’s commitment to regional stability. During his meeting with Konstantinos Tassoulas, President of Greece at the presidential headquarters in Athens, President El-Sisi reiterated Egypt’s firm stance against the displacement of Palestinians from Gaza, whether voluntary or forced. According to Emirates News Agency, El-Sisi emphasized that safeguarding the rights of the Palestinian people is a fundamental pillar for achieving lasting stability in the region.

GAZA CITY: The death toll from Israeli warplanes targeting two schools in Al-Bureij refugee camp and Gaza City has climbed to 49, with the majority being children, women, and the elderly. The attacks occurred between last night and early Wednesday morning. According to Emirates News Agency, citing medical sources, the fatalities resulted from bombings at Abu Hamisa School, which was housing displaced persons in the Al-Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip. These strikes are part of a broader conflict that has seen relentless aggression in the region. The Israeli offensive, particularly focused on Tulkarm city and its surrounding

Brussels: Bart De Wever, Prime Minister of Belgium, has expressed support for French President Emmanuel Macron’s peace initiative aimed at ending the war in Gaza through mutual recognition of Israel and Palestine. According to Emirates News Agency, De Wever voiced his support during an episode of Het Rapport van de Wetstraat, a podcast by Het Laatste Nieuws. He commented, “No one can bear the images of children lying emaciated in a bed, deprived of humanitarian aid. The suffering must stop.” This marks the first time De Wever has taken a clear stance on the conflict since assuming office, a conflict