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Dozens killed by strikes on Gaza – as a UN security council, asked himself to prevent genocide | World news

Dozens killed by strikes on Gaza – as a UN security council, asked himself to prevent genocide | World news

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Dozens of people were killed in Gaza Strip according to Israeli strikes, including in hospitals, since a head of the United Nations warns that the campaign “preventing genocide”.

On Wednesday morning, Israeli air raids in Jabalia met in the north of Gaza Houses and, according to the Hamas Ministry of Health, killed at least 53 people. The Indonesian hospital said 22 of those who died were children.

However, the Israeli military refused to comment on the strikes had warned the residents of evacuating on Tuesday evening on Tuesday evening due to the Hamas infrastructure in the area, including rocket advertisers.

On Tuesday, nine rockets met the European hospital and its inner courtyard in the south of the Palestinian territory and killed at least 16 people, said the Gaza Health Ministry.

Israel said that a “Hamas Command Center” hit it under the hospital in Khan Younis. Hamas denies to take advantage of hospitals and civilian real estate for military purposes.

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Israeli air strikes met Jabalia, Nordgaza on Wednesday. Image: AP

On Wednesday, May 14th, 2025, Palestinians inspect the ruffles destroyed by Israeli air raids in Jabalia, Northern Gaza Strip. According to local hospitals, 48 ​​people were killed in the strikes, including 22 children. (AP Photo/Jehad Alshrafi)
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Some houses were destroyed in the attacks. Image: AP

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The United Nations's top humanitarian officer informed the Security Council on Tuesday evening and warned that they had to “act” to “prevent genocide”, an assertion that Israel vehemently denied.

Tom Fletcher, head of the UN office for the coordination of humanitarian matters, accused Israel of imposing the Palestinians “intentionally and outrageous” in inhumane conditions by blocking help more than 10 weeks ago by entering Gaza.

The UN and auxiliary groups rejected Israel to control the distribution of help. “It is a cynical additional number. A deliberate distraction. A fig leaf for further violence and shift,” said Fletcher about the proposal.

The Palestinians inspect the place of an Israeli army that on Tuesday, May 13, 2025, in the European Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza Strip "Command and control center" Located under the hospital. (AP Photo/Mariam Dagga)
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Airangrike in the European Hospital in Khan Younis on Tuesday, of which Israel claimed, organized a “Hamas Command Center”. Image: AP

The Palestinians check the damage after the European hospital was partially damaged after Israeli air strikes. Image: Reuters
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The scene after the European hospital was partially damaged according to Israeli air strikes. Image: Reuters

Previously, a well -known Palestinian photo journalist died after a separate attack on the Nasser Hospital, also in Khan Younis, the Ministry.

Hassan Aslih was accused by Israel of working with Hamas and recovered from an earlier air raid.

Aslih, who has hundreds of thousands of supporters on social media, was told by the Israelis that they during the attack Israel That solved the war in Gaza.

Aslih was one of two patients who died in Nasser Hospital on Tuesday, said the Ministry of Health. Some others were wounded.

Sensitive material. This picture can insult or disrupt the mourners who bear the body of the Palestinian journalist Hassan Aslih, who was killed in an Israeli strike, while during his funeral in Khan Younis in the Nasser Hospital, was accused of an earlier strike on May 13, 2025 in Khan Younis. Reuters/Hatem Khaled TPX pictures of the day
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Mourners carry the body of the Palestinian journalist Hassan Aslih. Image: Reuters

Dozens of people were treated on the third floor of the hospital building, where the rockets came, said Reuters and quoted Ahmed Siyyam, a member of the Gaza emergency services.

The Israeli military said that it had removed “important Hamas terrorists” in the Nasser Hospital, including ASLIH, who had operated “under the guise of a journalist”.

The film material showed severe damage to one of the hospital buildings, including medical devices and beds inside.

According to the International Federation of Journalists, at least 160 journalists and media workers have been killed in Gaza since the beginning of the war.

Gazan officials accuse Israel of intentionally aimed at journalists. Israel denies this and says that it tries to avoid civilians.

Aslih, who headed the Alam24 news agency and had previously worked with Western News Outlets, recovered after he was injured in a fatal strike on a tent on the wet hospital site last month.

There is a risk that Trump could lose interest in Gaza

Donald Trump's visit to Qatar today, the next stop on his Middle East tour, is an opportunity for content discussions about Gaza.

Many of the most important players will be in the same city. The Hamas leadership is based in Doha, the Kataris was one of the main mediators, Israel sent a small delegation and the US President and his team will be on site.

While the diplomatic players come together, Israeli attacks on Gaza – according to the local health officers, have been killed in the last 24 hours more than 60 people, some of them in two hospitals (IDF) bombed by the Israel Defense (IDF).

The IDF said it was aimed at Mohammed Sinwar, Hamas' guide in Gaza, but there is still no confirmation of his death.

Israel is still pushing on a plan to “voluntarily” leave the Gazaners, an idea that President Trump legitimized at the beginning of the year when he said he wanted to “own Gaza”.

There is growing international opposition to this and the plan of Israel to expand its campaign.

An attempt to force people out of the Gaza would be an act of ethnic cleansing, and many point out that it would hardly be a voluntary decision if Palestinians have been under Israeli fire for almost 19 months, which most of their houses, which most of their houses have completely destroyed, and there was a month for a month.

If there is a breakthrough in ceasefire talks, the US President must change his position and put pressure on Israel. There are signs that he tends to do this after freed the hostages of Edan Alexander.

The Arab states also put pressure on Hamas to delay the Israeli offensive and create more time for further discussions.

If no progress is made this week, there is a risk that President Trump, who is impatient, could lose interest in Gaza again.

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In the meantime, US President Donald Trump spoke to Edan Alexander by phone He was released by Hamas On Monday as part of the ongoing efforts to achieve a permanent ceasefire with Israel.

The 21-year-old was probably the last living American hostage in Gaza.

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According to Israeli numbers, around 1,200 people were killed and 251 were taken hostage.

According to the local health officials, the reaction of Israel has killed more than 52,000 Palestinians and destroyed a large part of the coastal area. The Gaza Ministry of Health does not distinguish between civilians and combatants.

According to the World Health Organization, which warned on Tuesday that hunger and malnutrition could have warned an aid block since March A permanent influence on “a whole generation”.

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