02-07-2025 Gaza (ICRC) – The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is deeply alarmed by the intensifying hostilities in Gaza City and Jabaliya, which have reportedly caused dozens of deaths …
… 45 ISRAEL … issue 2024 No place for Palestinians : the Israeli High Court of Justice fades out of the … the Gaza Strip during the first phase of the Israeli military campaign, 7 October to 22 … Engagement of Israel’s Supreme Court with international law …
… escalation of hostilities between Iran and Israel, we have been engaging with relevant …
… in Gaza is worth exactly the same as one in Israel. A child’s life in Ukraine is worth the …
… operations in Russia and Ukraine . Reuters In Israel and the occupied territories: … hostages held in Gaza, and of detainees from Israeli places of detention. These operations … Gaza. Read more about our operations in Israel and the occupied territories. Release …
… Cross (ICRC) has delegations in both Iran and Israel and is mobilising teams and supplies to …
… food crisis, as the conflict between Israel and Hamas continues, in Khan Younis, … of the Gaza Strip return north following Israel’s decision to allow them back to their …
… The military escalation between Iran and Israel risks plunging the region—and …
… the recent escalation of hostilities between Israel and Iran. “Our hearts go out to the … caught in the conflict between Iran and Israel. Every life lost, every family … many families are fleeing for safety. In Israel, families are repeatedly forced into …
The ICRC is extremely worried about the evacuation orders around the Nasser Medical Complex (NMC). NMC is indispensable to the health system in Gaza – no other medical facilities can take in patients …
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