Gaza: Israeli airstrikes overnight on Gaza have killed at least 17 people, with targets including a school, tents, and a family home, according to local sources.
The latest attack comes amid continuing Israeli bombardment of the besieged enclave, where the death toll since October 2023 has reached at least 64,368, with 162,367 wounded. Thousands remain missing, feared buried under rubble.
The strikes follow growing domestic pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as families and supporters of Israeli captives took to the streets, urging the government to sign a deal to secure the release of their loved ones.
Global Outrage and Solidarity:
In London, thousands rallied demanding an end to the UK’s ban on the campaign group Palestine Action, which has targeted companies linked to Israeli arms production.
In Morocco, major cities including Fez, Agadir, Guelmim, and Ouarzazate witnessed large demonstrations. Protesters condemned Israel’s "crimes against the Palestinian people" and called for an end to the "bombing, burning, and starvation" of Gaza’s population.
At a march in Fez on Saturday evening, demonstrators waved Palestinian flags and held banners demanding international support for the flotilla attempting to break the Gaza blockade, prosecution of Israeli officials for war crimes, and a halt to Arab states' normalisation with Israel.
