Israel is facing accusations of targeting journalists in Gaza, with at least 128 journalists killed during the yearlong offensive. The Committee to Protect Journalists has criticized Israel for making unproven claims against journalists. In Gaza, 38 people were killed and dozens injured in strikes on Khan Younis, and Israeli forces were reported to have detained patients, medical staff, and displaced Palestinians at Kamal Adwan Hospital. The World Health Organization Director-General expressed concern over the situation at the hospital. Meanwhile, Israel’s offensive in northern Gaza has led to over 600 deaths, with a humanitarian crisis looming. The IDF has continued its assault on various areas in Gaza, including launching a deadly strike on a school, resulting in casualties. In London, following a visit to the Middle East, US Secretary of State Blinken met with the foreign minister of Jordan, who criticized Israel’s actions in Gaza and Lebanon. He also expressed dissatisfaction with Washington’s efforts to restrain Israel. The situation in Gaza remains dire, with ongoing violence and humanitarian concerns.
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