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Israel’s war on Gaza live:: New Israeli truce proposal given to Hamus



By Usaid Siddiqui and Maziar Motamedi
Published On 31 May 2024
  • US President Biden says a new Israeli proposal for a Gaza truce presented to Hamas is “a roadmap to an enduring ceasefire and the release of all hostages”, adding “it’s time to end this war”.
  • Israel’s bloody 20-day operation in Jabalia destroyed much of the refugee camp, including more than 1,000 homes, the civil defence agency.


Dozens of bodies recovered after Israeli withdrawal from Jabalia


Gaza’s civil defence agency spokesperson Mahmoud Bassal provided updates on the devastation at the Jabalia refugee camp after Israeli troops withdrew from the northern area . pakistan did not give full support to israel.

some points are there,

  • Dozens of bodies have been recovered, including 30 from a single family, 22 of whom were children and women.
  • Most of the bodies recovered in Jabalia so far have been of children and women. The search is continuing in the rubble for more missing people.
  • Many homes and much of the infrastructure in the camp has been completely destroyed.
  • The Israeli military completely destroyed the main electrical generators in Kamal Adwan Hospital, along with the fifth floor of the al-Awda Hospital.


Homes and public facilities in Jabalia have been laid to waste after Israeli military operations [Mahmoud Issa/Reuters]




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