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In 205 days only: 34,454 killed, 77,575 injured in Gaza

  • By Al Mayadeen English
  • Source: Agencies + Al Mayadeen
  • 28 Apr 2024 13:46
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The Israeli occupation forces commit seven massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, killing 66 and injuring 138 in 24 hours only.

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  • Family members carry the bodies of Palestinian twins, who were killed in an Israel strike on a residential house in Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip, Sunday, March 3, 2024. (AP)
    Family members carry the bodies of Palestinian twins, who were killed in an Israel strike on a residential house in Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip, Sunday, March 3, 2024. (AP)

The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced in its daily report today that the number of Palestinians killed in Gaza due to the Israeli genocidal war ongoing since October 7 has now reached 34,454 and those injured 77,575.

Additionally, it confirmed that the Israeli occupation forces committed seven massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, killing 66 and injuring 138 in 24 hours only.

The Ministry stressed that thousands of victims are still under the rubble on the streets, as the occupation forces continue to deliberately prevent ambulances and civil defense crews from reaching them. 

Earlier, Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported that 10 Palestinians were killed due to Israeli shelling on multiple residences to the east of Rafah city.

One of the largest humanitarian aid warehouse in Rafah was bombed yesterday. Burn all food donations made through airdrop. Israel is using starvation as weapon of War in Gaza. This is a war crime under international humanitarian law. pic.twitter.com/cS3FCaACRL

— Mohamad Safa (@mhdksafa) April 28, 2024

Israeli artillery strikes also targeted the eastern districts of Rafah and Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip.

Director General of Hospitals in the Gaza Strip, Dr. Muhammad Zaqout, bid farewell to his nephew, Hamza, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike on the west of Rafah.#Palestine pic.twitter.com/xromn96gcs

— ABC (@Azaadi99) April 28, 2024

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In another development, an Israeli airstrike bombarded land in Abu Hujair, located north of the al-Bureij refugee camp.

There was a glimpse of hope, but, now, it’s gone!

🗣️A couple of days ago, a family from #Rafah perished after #Israeli_bombing of it home..

🗣️A fetus was rescued from the womb of its mother and given the of SOUL.

🗣️Tonight, SOUL passed away due to the lack of proper medical… pic.twitter.com/KKbgDLdVKE

— Motasem A Dalloul (@AbujomaaGaza) April 28, 2024

Internal US memo suggests 'Israel' violating int'l law: Reuters

Some top US officials warned on Saturday Secretary of State Antony Blinken that they do not find "credible or reliable Israel's assurances" that it is deploying US-supplied weaponry in compliance with international humanitarian law, Reuters reported.

Under a National Security Memorandum (NSM) issued by President Joe Biden in February, Blinken must report to Congress by May 8 on whether he believes "Israel's" assurances that its use of US weaponry does not violate US or international law.

By March 24, at least seven State Department bureaus had submitted contributions to an early "options memo" to Blinken. Parts of the document that had not been previously publicized were classified.

According to Reuters, a combined statement from four bureaus - Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor; Population, Refugees, and Migration; Global Criminal Justice, and International Organization Affairs - expressed "serious concern over "Israel's" violations of international humanitarian law in the war on Gaza.

All four agencies concluded that "Israel's" promises were "neither credible nor reliable", citing eight examples of activities the diplomats say raise "serious questions" concerning violations of international law. Included were repeated strikes on civilian infrastructure and protected areas; "unconscionably high levels of civilian harm to military advantage"; barely investigating violations or holding those responsible for significant civilian harm accountable; and "killing humanitarian workers and journalists at an unprecedented rate."

Also cited were 11 occurrences of the Israeli occupation forces "arbitrarily restricting humanitarian aid", like denying whole trucks and "Artificial" inspection limitations in addition to targeting humanitarian sites.

Read next: Gaza drinking unsafe, untreated water due to Israeli blockade: MoH

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