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Israel sends tanks into Rafah on raids amid Gaza-wide offensive

Israeli tanks entered Rafah for a second day, defying the World Court's order to end attacks on the city. Despite U.S. opposition to a major ground offensive, Israel aims to control the border buffer zone to prevent weapon smuggling. Intense fighting erupted, causing casualties and widespread destruction. Urgent healthcare and aid are needed in Rafah and northern Gaza.

Israeli attack on Rafah tent camp kills 45, prompts international outcry

Israeli airstrike on Rafah tent camp kills 45 people, prompting international outcry. The majority of the victims were women, children, and elderly individuals. Survivors described the terrifying experience of the strike, with video footage showing the chaos that ensued. Global leaders, including French President Macron, decried the attacks, urging respect for the International Court of Justice ruling. Gazan health ministry reports over 36,000 casualties from Israel's offensive.

US optimistic Hamas proposal may break Gaza ceasefire impasse

The United States is optimistic about Hamas's ceasefire proposal and believes that the remaining differences between Israel and Hamas can be resolved through negotiations. Talks have resumed in Cairo, with all delegations reacting positively. Israeli forces have seized the main border crossing between Gaza and Egypt, impacting aid and the humanitarian situation in the region.

Israel attacks Rafah, at least 19 Palestinians killed

Israeli attack on Rafah resulted in at least 19 Palestinian deaths, while Hamas claimed responsibility for killing three Israeli soldiers. The attack led to a closure of an aid crossing, escalating tensions. The conflict has caused civilian casualties and heightened calls for a ceasefire to prevent further humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

UN accuses Israel of denying Gaza aid access as famine takes hold

The UN accuses Israel of denying Gaza aid access as famine grips the north, with warnings of it spreading south. The World Food Programme's Executive Director described the situation as a "full-blown famine." UNRWA also accuses Israel of hindering aid efforts and calls on all parties to ensure assistance reaches those in need.

Israel intensifies strikes on Rafah ahead of threatened invasion

Israel increases airstrikes on Rafah ahead of a potential invasion, causing civilian evacuations and drawing global concern over potential mass casualties. Meanwhile, ongoing bombings and ground clashes continue in northern and central Gaza, with reports of extensive civilian displacement and a dire humanitarian crisis. The situation raises international alarm over potential war crimes.

Iranian President Raisi wraps up Pakistan visit, leaves for Tehran

Iranian President Dr. Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi concluded his visit to Pakistan and departed for Tehran from Karachi Airport. During his visit, he met with senior Pakistani officials and reiterated the commitment to promote bilateral relations. Raisi also expressed the desire to address a public gathering in Pakistan but was unable to do so due to circumstances.

Iran’s President Raisi reaches Karachi

Iran's President Raisi arrived in Karachi on the second day of his three-day visit to Pakistan, marking the first visit by a foreign head of state since the new government took power. Majors roads in Karachi were closed for security measures, and Raisi visited Allama Iqbal's mausoleum while emphasizing a special connection with the Pakistani people. Eight accords were signed to enhance cooperation between Pakistan and Iran.

Drone, rocket attacks targeted US forces in Iraq, US officials say

US forces in Iraq and Syria faced drone and rocket attacks in two separate incidents within 24 hours. The attacks occurred at an air base in western Iraq and a base in northeastern Syria. No casualties were reported. The attacks follow a near-three-month pause in such incidents. US troops in Iraq and Syria total 2,500 and 900, respectively.