BREAKING | A new report by Associated Press has concluded the following:

Israeli settlers promoted false narratives accusing Hamas of sexual violence on October 7.

A settler's account of sexual violence, which spread worldwide, turned out to be fabricated and deliberately concocted.

A spokesperson for the ZAKA organization says they have asked one of the settlers to stop telling the fabricated story about sexual violence, but he did not comply until three months later.

Israeli settlers attack village south of Nablus: Report

Government Media Office:
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The halt of health services in Gaza and North Gaza governorates warns of an imminent humanitarian disaster threatening 700,000 people. We demand the establishment of field hospitals and the immediate and urgent entry of medical delegations.

The "israeli" occupation continues to destroy all the essentials of life for our Palestinian people, foremost among them the right to treatment and medicine. The occupation systematically targets the health sector and hospitals in a destructive manner, intentionally shutting down health institutions even without any pretexts.

We confirm that the Gaza and North Gaza governorates have completely lost health services and no longer have the capacity to provide even secondary medical services. This follows the shutdown of Kamal Adwan Hospital and the siege of Al-Awda Hospital for the fourth consecutive day. We also confirm the halt of primary care services, maternity and child care services, and child vaccinations due to the ongoing military aggression by the occupation for the twelfth consecutive day.

We emphasize the urgent and pressing need for immediate support in the form of field hospitals, medical delegations, medicines, and fuel to the Gaza and North Gaza governorates to ensure the provision of a minimum and reasonable level of medical service and healthcare as much as possible. The failure to meet these necessities threatens the lives of 700,000 people in these governorates.

We call on the international community and international and UN organizations to protect the healthcare system and its personnel, enabling them to continue their work instead of being targeted, killed, pursued, and arrested by the "israeli" occupation. We also urge them to take clear responsibility against the sadistic practices exercised by the "israeli" occupation army against our people and various health institutions.

We reiterate our demand to international and UN organizations and all the free countries of the world to provide field hospitals and medical delegations from all over the world to support our Palestinian people and the doctors and medical teams in the Gaza governorates, especially in Gaza and North Gaza governorates, which are being focused on and taken out of service by the occupation.

Wednesday, May 22, 2024

Gaza’s Health Ministry says 62 people have been killed and 138 injured in the latest 24-hour reporting period.

The International Centre of Justice for Palestinians (ICJP), a London-based legal group, has submitted a complaint to Scotland Yard’s War Crimes Team accusing Israel of using “‘starvation as a weapon of war” and “willfully causing great suffering to Palestinians during its war on Gaza”.

Gaza’s death toll rises

At least 35,709 Palestinians have been killed and 79,990 wounded in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7, its Health Ministry says.

The ministry added that 62 people were killed and 138 injured in the latest 24-hour reporting period.

Palestinian Red Crescent:
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Our teams received a person from Jenin camp who was injured by live bullets in various parts of his body and he is being transferred to the hospital.

American-British warplanes bomb Hodeidah in western Yemen with 6 airstrikes.

BREAKING: Invading Israeli occupation forces set a marketplace on fire in Jabalia refugee camp.

Financial Times follow-up on Western officials:

_ We warn of an economic catastrophe in the West Bank if #Israel does not renew bank exemptions

_ #Israeli banks will stop dealing with #Palestinian financial institutions without the exemption