Israeli forces intensified strikes across central Gaza killing at least 60 people and leaving more than a hundred others wounded in a single day, following the International Court of Justice ruling declaring the Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territory ‘illegal’.
Publish dateMonday 22 July 2024 - 09:44
Story Code : 293918
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Monitoring: The Gaza Health Ministry said on Sunday that the regime's military forces “killed 64 people and "injured 105 others in four ‘massacres’ against families in the last 24 hours.”
“Many people are still trapped under rubble and on the roads as rescuers are unable to reach them.”
The toll has brought the number of Palestinians killed by Israel’s military forces since October to 38,983, the ministry’s latest figures show. More than 89,727 others were also injured.
That figure doesn’t include the more than at least 10,000 people that the UN estimates are still missing beneath the rubble, citing the Palestinian Civil Defense (PCD).
The challenge of finding the missing is growing more dire, given the widespread destruction of heavy machinery and equipment needed to dig through the debris.
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor said earlier in July that the regime has “a pattern of systematic operations to prevent and obstruct the recovery of victims and missing persons from under the rubble.”
About “80% of the rescue vehicles and equipment” have been destroyed in Israeli attacks and “there is no fuel to move the rest of those vehicles and equipment," according to the Gaza government media office./Press tv
“Many people are still trapped under rubble and on the roads as rescuers are unable to reach them.”
The toll has brought the number of Palestinians killed by Israel’s military forces since October to 38,983, the ministry’s latest figures show. More than 89,727 others were also injured.
That figure doesn’t include the more than at least 10,000 people that the UN estimates are still missing beneath the rubble, citing the Palestinian Civil Defense (PCD).
The challenge of finding the missing is growing more dire, given the widespread destruction of heavy machinery and equipment needed to dig through the debris.
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor said earlier in July that the regime has “a pattern of systematic operations to prevent and obstruct the recovery of victims and missing persons from under the rubble.”
About “80% of the rescue vehicles and equipment” have been destroyed in Israeli attacks and “there is no fuel to move the rest of those vehicles and equipment," according to the Gaza government media office./Press tv
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