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Over 40 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Bombardment: A Call for Ceasefire Amidst Humanitarian Crisis

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Over 40 Palestinians have died in the latest Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, leading to a humanitarian crisis as overcrowding intensifies. Calls for a ceasefire are growing amidst the escalating violence.

Escalating Violence in Gaza: Over 40 Killed in Latest Israeli Bombardment

The ongoing conflict in Gaza has taken a devastating toll, with over 40 Palestinians reported dead following a series of Israeli airstrikes on Thursday. Medical sources confirm that the death toll has risen sharply, with 44 fatalities attributed to bombings of residential areas, including a school sheltering displaced individuals. The Gaza Civil Defense has condemned the lack of cooperation from Israeli forces, which has hampered efforts to evacuate the wounded from destroyed buildings.

As the violence escalates, the humanitarian situation worsens. The mayor of Deir al-Balah, Diab al-Jarro, stated that half of Gaza's population is now crammed into a mere 15 square kilometers, raising urgent concerns about overcrowding and safety. The UNRWA Commissioner-General, Philippe Lazzarini, described the circumstances as horrific, emphasizing the absence of secure locations for civilians amidst the bombardment. With over 40,265 deaths and 93,144 injuries reported since October 7, the need for a ceasefire and humanitarian assistance has never been more critical.

  • The Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, Tor Wensland, highlighted that more than **200,000 Palestinians** have been displaced in the last month alone. He acknowledged the efforts of Qatar, Egypt, and the United States in seeking a ceasefire and the release of detained Israeli prisoners. Wensland's remarks before the Security Council underscored the urgent need for a resolution to restore peace and security in the region.
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