Israeli forces kill 45 Palestinians waiting for aid in southern Gaza

 

• Israeli forces kill 45 Palestinians waiting for aid in southern Gaza

  At least 45 Palestinians have been killed and dozens wounded by occupational Israeli forces as they waited for aid at the al-Tahlia Roundabout in Khan Younis.

  “Emergency, intensive care and operating rooms [at Nasser Medical Complex] are overcrowded with the large number of casualties and deaths,” said the Health Ministry in Gaza.

  The latest carnage came at controversial aid sites operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, backed by the United States and Israel, which operate in areas tightly controlled by the Israeli military and that critics have slammed as “human slaughterhouses”.

  Volker Turk, the UN’s human rights chief, said on Monday that Israel’s “means and methods of warfare are inflicting horrifying, unconscionable suffering on Palestinians in Gaza”.

  More than 20 months of Israeli attacks have killed at least 55,362 Palestinians, including tens of thousands of children, women and elderly people.
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  Three killed in Israeli attack on Iran’s Isfahan

  The Iranian Mehr news agency is reporting that an Israeli projectile hit a checkpoint in the city of Kashan in the central province of Isfahan this morning, killing at least three people and wounding four others.

  The agency quoted Akbar Salehi, deputy security officer to the governor of Isfahan.

  The Tasnim and ISNA news agencies also reported on the deaths, but gave no further details.

  As we’ve been reporting, more than 220 people have been killed in Israel’s attacks on Iran, including at least 70 women and children.

Behind the Fire: What’s Fueling the Iran-Israel War?

"Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa has given permission 

for Israeli and pro-Israeli forces to use Syrian airspace 

to intercept Iranian drones and missiles."

Two important points for people to understand:

First:
Now even the blind can see what the real reason 

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Background: Born Abu Mohammad al‑Julani, he rose through al‑Qaeda in Iraq after the 2003 invasion and was imprisoned by U.S. forces. Later, in Syria, he founded the al‑Nusrah Front, evolving into Hay'at Tahrir al‑Sham (HTS), where he served as its emir from 2017 to 2025 

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