On Eid al-Adha, a day meant for celebration, Israeli military strikes across Gaza left 42 Palestinians dead marking a somber holiday for residents.
Local sources reported intense attacks in Khan Younis and northern Gaza turning festive moments into scenes of bloodshed. Palestinians described this Eid as their most painful with joy replaced by grief amid ongoing violence.
Reuters reported widespread devastation with Gaza’s health system teetering on collapse. Khan Younis’ sole government hospital faces imminent failure worsening the crisis.
World Health Organization highlighted severe strain on medical facilities, with shortages threatening lives. Meanwhile, humanitarian aid remains blocked, leaving residents without essential supplies.
United Nations urged Israel to grant foreign journalists access to Gaza emphasizing the need for transparent reporting. On the same day France’s Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot reiterated his country’s commitment to recognizing Palestine as a state, though no timeline was provided.
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Gaza’s Health Ministry reported 54,667 Palestinian deaths since the conflict escalated on October 7, 2023, following Hamas-led attacks. Hundreds of thousands remain displaced, grappling with loss and uncertainty. As violence persists, calls for peace and accountability grow louder.
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