Six months after Oct. 7, the IDF reports staggering figures, detailing casualties, mobilized reservists, and tactical outcomes in a conflict marked by extensive ground and aerial maneuvers.
The death toll of the Gaza campaign rises to 260.
One protester was moderately injured and four sustained minor injuries.
Three more have been reprimanded for mishandling critical information and violating the army’s rules of engagement.
Biden calls on Netanyahu to to "announce and implement a series of specific, concrete and measurable steps to address civilian harm, humanitarian suffering and the safety of aid workers."
Following an unintentional strike in Gaza that led to the deaths of seven World Central Kitchen workers, the US confirmed its continued support for Israel with a planned arms transfer.
World Central Kitchen, the charity founded by celebrity chef José Andrés, said it was aware of the reports and would "share more information when we have gathered all the facts." Mahmoud Thabet, a Palestinian Red Crescent paramedic who was on the team that brought the bodies to the hospital, told The Associated Press the workers were in a three-car convoy that was crossing out of northern Gaza when an Israeli missile hit.
Officials are currently deliberating on whether to make these testimonies public.
Noa Cochva says in an Instagram story that she was hit in the head.
The development underscores a cautious but determined step toward normalcy amidst continued unrest and the threat of sporadic rocket fire from Gaza.
