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2024-08-29 23:55:08
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Ongoing Israeli Airstrikes on Gaza and Rising Death Toll in the Northern West Bank

Israel has launched airstrikes on Gaza, resulting in the death of a commander and four others in the West Bank. The United Nations has warned of the worsening situation in the region and the increase in humanitarian crises.

In response, Israel has agreed to a temporary humanitarian truce in Gaza to facilitate the delivery of vaccines to children. Israeli forces have killed five militants in a raid on a West Bank mosque, escalating conflicts with Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon.

The illegal occupation of the West Bank, including East Jerusalem and Gaza, has been condemned, but progress towards a Palestinian state is hindered by escalating violence. Israel has also agreed to pauses in the Gaza fighting to allow for a polio vaccination campaign for 640,000 children.

The situation in Gaza, with poor hygiene and a high number of displaced people, could contribute to the rapid spread of disease.

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Israel has agreed to allow 'humanitarian pauses' for polio vaccinations in the Gaza Strip as confirmed by the World Health Organization (WHO). The vaccination campaign is set to commence in the central area of Gaza on September 1 for three days, providing several hours of pause each day. Amidst ongoing conflict fronts in the West Bank and against the Hezbollah militia, the USA is pressuring Israel following an attack on a UN vehicle. Additionally, the EU is considering sanctions against Israeli government members while Defense Minister Galant calls for expanded war objectives. Over 640 Palestinians have been killed since the Gaza conflict's inception post-Hamas massacre in Israel, prompting displacement of 150,000 individuals due to clashes.

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The EU foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, has proposed sanctions on some Israeli ministers due to their remarks during the Gaza war, which he believes violate international law. However, the 27 EU members are divided on this issue, with Italy's foreign minister calling the proposal unrealistic. In the midst of the conflict, the World Health Organization (WHO), coordinated with Israeli authorities, announced a polio vaccination campaign for 640,000 children in Gaza. This campaign, involving UNICEF, UNRWA, and local partners, aims to address the first confirmed polio case in 25 years. The vaccinations will be carried out during 'humanitarian pauses' in the fighting.

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