Paris reacts. “France expresses its deep concern regarding reports of several Israeli strikes against schools sheltering displaced persons in Gaza, including an UNRWA school and a school attached to the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem.”declared, Wednesday, July 10, the deputy spokesperson of the Quai d’Orsay. At least 29 Palestinians were killed in a deadly strike attributed to Israel against a school sheltering displaced people in the south of Gaza.
“It is unacceptable that schools, especially those sheltering civilian populations displaced by the fighting, should be targeted”protests the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which calls on Israel “to do everything possible to protect civilians in the conduct of military operations.” For its part, in a post on X, the German Foreign Ministry judged “unacceptable” This strike from Israel. Follow our live coverage.
Leaflets about Gaza City. It was the Israeli army that dropped them, calling “everyone” in this locality in the north of the besieged Palestinian territory to leave towards the south by taking “safety corridors”noted an AFP journalist. “Gaza City remains a dangerous combat zone”warns the text. Supported by artillery and air force, Israeli troops are relentlessly continuing a major offensive in Gaza City on Wednesday, at a time when negotiations are expected in Qatar to try to move towards a ceasefire and the release of Israeli hostages.
Medical sources report six dead, army says operations continueAt Al-Aqsa Hospital, the last operational medical facility in the central Gaza Strip, a medical source said that “four martyrs and one seriously injured” arrived after a strike on a house. Further south, two dead and six wounded were transferred to Nasser hospital in Khan Younis, according to another medical source.
US accuses Iran of encouraging Gaza protestsThe top U.S. intelligence official on Tuesday accused Iran, a backer of the Palestinian Hamas, of encouraging protests in the United States against Israel’s war in Gaza, even paying demonstrators. “The freedom to express diverse views, when expressed without violence, is central to our democracy, but it is important to warn of foreign actors who exploit our debates for their own ends,” wrote Avril Haines, who oversees several agencies including the CIA, in a statement.