Israeli tanks continue to advance towards centre of Jabalya refugee camp in northern Gaza as tanks and troops cross key highway on outskirts of Rafah after 360,000 residents flee fighting
Israel i right-wing activists look at damaged lorries that were carrying humanitarian aid supplies on the Israel i side of the Tarqumiyah crossing with the occupied West Bank on Monday after they were vandalised by other activists to protest aid being sent to the Gaza Strip. Photograph: Oren ZIV/AFP/Getty Israel i tanks, accompanied by heavy ground and air fire, continued to advance towards the centre of the Jabalya refugee camp in northern Gaza.
Israel has ordered Palestinians in the southern Gaza city of Rafah to move to an 'expanded humanitarian area' in Al-Mawasi. Video: Reuters Prior to Independence Day, protests took place at a number of military cemeteries on Monday as Israel marked Remembrance Day for Israel’s fallen soldiers, including more than 700 members of the security forces who have been killed since the October Hamas attack.
Israel’s top general and the head of the Israel Security Agency Shin Bet, in their speeches, admitted personal responsibility for the events of October 7th.
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