Children and journalists are among the 105 dead in the Israeli attack in Gaza Child rights news

The Israeli military attack in Gaza City continues without stopping, killing more than 50 Palestinians, including relief seekers, as it seeks to control the largest urban center in the pocket – home to about a million people.

At least 105 Palestinians across Gaza were killed on Tuesday, as Israeli strikes settled in the densely populated areas, especially the Sabra neighborhood, which was attacked for several days. At least 32 of these were killed while seeking help.

The attacks were intensified as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel is facing a “decisive stage” of the war as it is preparing to seize Gaza City despite the global condemnation.

“The Palestinians are in a cage in Gaza City at the present time, in an attempt to survive the largest possible number of air strikes. Wherever they go, the air strikes follow them,” said Hind Al -Khalaf Island.

“They are also dying from the food blockade and aid because they are unable to obtain the basic means of fighting,” said reports from Deir Pala in central Gaza.

The Palestinians are struggling to survive the dual threats of targeted attacks and hunger, as at least 13 people have died of hunger within the past 24 hours, which led to confirmation of the number of deaths associated with hunger from the war until 361. famine Conditions in Gaza on August 22.

Among those who killed at least 21 people, including seven children, were shocked by an Israeli drone while queues of water in the Maousy area near Khan Yunis in southern Gaza.

The photos published by Palestinian Civil Defense spokesman Mahmoud Basal showed the bodies of children and blood -stained water containers at the site of the attack, which Israel previously announced a “safe area”.

“They were standing in a queue to fill the water … when the occupation forces targeted it directly, and they turned their life into a new massacre,” Basal said on Tuesday.

In Gaza City, Gaza officials said an Israeli strike at the AF family had killed 10 people, most of them women and children.

“These crimes are exposed to the criminal fascist nature of the enemy,” said the government media office in Gaza in a statement accused of Washington of complicity. He called on Israel’s actions “war crimes under international law” and urged the United Nations Security Council to stop “brutal genocide.”

Two other journalists, Rasmi Salem, were killed from Manara and Iman Al -Zamili, in the latest attacks, which led to the total number of journalists who have been killed since October 7, 2023, to more than 270. The war in Gaza became More The International Press Energy Agency says to media workers.

Israel begins attacking on the ground in Gaza City

On Tuesday, thousands of Israeli reserve soldiers reported that efforts to end the war seem parked.

Qatar Foreign Ministry spokesman Majid Al Zari said that Hamas had accepted a ceasefire proposal, but Israel has not yet responded.

“There was no Israeli response yet,” he said, adding that negotiations with brokers and the United States have stopped. He warned that Israel’s plan to occupy Gaza “is a threat to all,” including Israeli prisoners.

But Israel stressed The siege of Gaza City In recent days, with the exception of the connections of humanitarian aid.

The Israeli army chief, Eyal Zamir, confirmed that the ground operations are intensifying. The reserve players said that “we will deepen our work.” Israeli media reported that 365 soldiers refused to report.

“We are working to defeat Hamas.”

The Yemeni Houthi movement said that its forces fired four drones targeting the Israeli General Staff headquarters near Tel Aviv, Ben Gurion Airport, the power plant and the Ashdoud port, days after Israel killed Yemeni Prime Minister Ahmed Al -Rahwi Along with SANA senior officials.

The group claimed its drones, “its targets were successfully struck.” He also said that the missile attack and drones hit a cargo ship in the Red Sea into a ban on the entry of Israeli ports.

International “indifference” for Palestine

Meanwhile, the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcomed Belgium’s decision to recognize the state of Palestine on Tuesday and urged other countries to follow, saying it was “in line with international law and United Nations decisions” and necessary to stop “genocide, displacement, hunger, and childbirth.”

In a separate statement, the Ministry accused the international community of “disturbing” indifference to the economic collapse in Gaza and seizing Israel for Palestinian tax revenues. He called for speedy financial support “enhancing the flexibility of citizens and holding them on the soil of their homeland.”