Tortured to Death: Horrific Testimonies of Gazan Workers Held in Israel
Geneva — The Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor revealed that thousands of Gaza laborers were subjected to horrific forms of torture by Israeli forces during their four-week detention, which resulted in the death of at least one of them.
Horrific testimonies were provided to Euro-Med Monitor after the deportation of over 3,000 of Palestinian workers to the Gaza Strip on Friday. It was confirmed that the worker Mansour Nabhan Warsh Agha, from the northern Gaza Strip, was tortured to death, while the fate of thousands more is still unknown.
The deported workers were reportedly blindfolded, their hands and feet bound, and transported on private Israeli buses to the Kerem Abu Salem crossing in southeast Gaza, according to testimony gathered by Euro-Med Monitor. They were forced to walk for more than five kilometers before reaching the Rafah crossing gate and entering the Gaza Strip.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5915
Geneva — The Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor revealed that thousands of Gaza laborers were subjected to horrific forms of torture by Israeli forces during their four-week detention, which resulted in the death of at least one of them.
Horrific testimonies were provided to Euro-Med Monitor after the deportation of over 3,000 of Palestinian workers to the Gaza Strip on Friday. It was confirmed that the worker Mansour Nabhan Warsh Agha, from the northern Gaza Strip, was tortured to death, while the fate of thousands more is still unknown.
The deported workers were reportedly blindfolded, their hands and feet bound, and transported on private Israeli buses to the Kerem Abu Salem crossing in southeast Gaza, according to testimony gathered by Euro-Med Monitor. They were forced to walk for more than five kilometers before reaching the Rafah crossing gate and entering the Gaza Strip.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5915
Denmark continues to withdraw temporary protection for Syrian refugees despite the UN, the EU, and NGOs deeming it unsafe and in violation of international law
Emilie Elhauge-Thomsen
Researcher at Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor
Since 2019, the Danish Government has deemed Damascus and Damascus Rif as safe areas for Syrian refugees under Articles 7.2 and 7.3 of the Danish Protection Act. In 2021 the debate on the withdrawal of temporary protection of Syrians under Article 7.3 was at its highest in Denmark, including demonstrations and protests around the country, news media coverage, social media campaigns, etc. However, little happened in March 2023, when the Danish government deemed two more regions, Latakia and Tartus as safe areas, putting more Syrian refugees at risk of return.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5916
Emilie Elhauge-Thomsen
Researcher at Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor
Since 2019, the Danish Government has deemed Damascus and Damascus Rif as safe areas for Syrian refugees under Articles 7.2 and 7.3 of the Danish Protection Act. In 2021 the debate on the withdrawal of temporary protection of Syrians under Article 7.3 was at its highest in Denmark, including demonstrations and protests around the country, news media coverage, social media campaigns, etc. However, little happened in March 2023, when the Danish government deemed two more regions, Latakia and Tartus as safe areas, putting more Syrian refugees at risk of return.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5916
Israel is Waging an Extensive War of Starvation against Gaza’s Civilian Population
Geneva — As part of its ongoing war for the fifth week in a row, Israel has sharply increased in recent hours what can only be described as a war of starvation against civilians in the Gaza Strip in an effort to deepen their difficult living conditions, which has reached catastrophic levels, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement issued on Sunday.
According to Euro-Med Monitor, the Israeli war of starvation has taken very dangerous turns, including cutting off all food supplies to the Northern half and bombing and destroying factories, bakeries, food stores, water stations, and tanks throughout the entire enclave.
Israel has deliberately focused its attacks over the past few hours on targeting electrical generators and solar energy units, on which commercial facilities and restaurants depend to maintain the minimum possible level of their work.
Press Release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5919
Geneva — As part of its ongoing war for the fifth week in a row, Israel has sharply increased in recent hours what can only be described as a war of starvation against civilians in the Gaza Strip in an effort to deepen their difficult living conditions, which has reached catastrophic levels, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement issued on Sunday.
According to Euro-Med Monitor, the Israeli war of starvation has taken very dangerous turns, including cutting off all food supplies to the Northern half and bombing and destroying factories, bakeries, food stores, water stations, and tanks throughout the entire enclave.
Israel has deliberately focused its attacks over the past few hours on targeting electrical generators and solar energy units, on which commercial facilities and restaurants depend to maintain the minimum possible level of their work.
Press Release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5919
In a matter of hours, Israel carries out the bloodiest massacre in its history
Geneva – In just a few hours of violent and intense air attacks on the Gaza Strip overnight, and amid a total blackout of communications and Internet services, Israel has committed its largest massacre since its establishment in 1948, the Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor reported today.
Euro-Med Monitor estimated that Israel's overnight attacks, the scale of which is unprecedented since the start of its war on the Gaza Strip on 7 October, left more than 1,500 people dead or wounded as well as hundreds of homes destroyed, many with their residents trapped inside.
The Euro-Med team received shocking testimonies from residents of Gaza City about the intense, bloody attacks, especially from the Al-Fawaydah Harat Al-Rayes area of Gaza where scores of people were reportedly killed by hours of ceaseless bombardment.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5922
Geneva – In just a few hours of violent and intense air attacks on the Gaza Strip overnight, and amid a total blackout of communications and Internet services, Israel has committed its largest massacre since its establishment in 1948, the Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor reported today.
Euro-Med Monitor estimated that Israel's overnight attacks, the scale of which is unprecedented since the start of its war on the Gaza Strip on 7 October, left more than 1,500 people dead or wounded as well as hundreds of homes destroyed, many with their residents trapped inside.
The Euro-Med team received shocking testimonies from residents of Gaza City about the intense, bloody attacks, especially from the Al-Fawaydah Harat Al-Rayes area of Gaza where scores of people were reportedly killed by hours of ceaseless bombardment.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5922
*French draft law to silence voices criticising Israel for its atrocity crimes*
Mohammad Moghabat
Director of Euro-Med Monitor's Office in Lebanon
Statements by several UN officials and numerous scholars describe the acts committed by Israel against the civilian population in Gaza as atrocity crimes. The UN Secretary General himself said that the “appalling attacks cannot justify the collective punishment of the Palestinian people”, as collective punishment falls under “crimes against humanity” within the Rome Statute.
The French Senate should be aware of France’s international obligations to promote and protect the right to freedom of opinion and expression. People must be able to hold and express political opinions, especially when their opinions run counter to the beliefs of those in power, and as long as individuals are not calling for violence or racial discrimination.
In order to preserve the right of the people to hold and express their opinions, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor calls on the French Senate and government to uphold their international obligations under the ICCPR and withdraw the draft law sanctioning anti-Zionism.
Commentary: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5925
Mohammad Moghabat
Director of Euro-Med Monitor's Office in Lebanon
Statements by several UN officials and numerous scholars describe the acts committed by Israel against the civilian population in Gaza as atrocity crimes. The UN Secretary General himself said that the “appalling attacks cannot justify the collective punishment of the Palestinian people”, as collective punishment falls under “crimes against humanity” within the Rome Statute.
The French Senate should be aware of France’s international obligations to promote and protect the right to freedom of opinion and expression. People must be able to hold and express political opinions, especially when their opinions run counter to the beliefs of those in power, and as long as individuals are not calling for violence or racial discrimination.
In order to preserve the right of the people to hold and express their opinions, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor calls on the French Senate and government to uphold their international obligations under the ICCPR and withdraw the draft law sanctioning anti-Zionism.
Commentary: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5925
Gaza: Palestinian cancer patients die due to hospital closures, lack of medical care
Geneva - As Israel continues its assault on the Gaza Strip for the second month in a row, thousands of Gazan patients face a slow death due to the severe lack of medical care, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said on Wednesday.
The Israeli attacks and targeting of hospitals, along with Israel’s cutting off of humanitarian supplies, have put hundreds of cancer and chronic disease patients, pregnant women, and newborn babies at risk of death, Euro-Med Monitor warned.
The international human rights group drew attention to the grave dangers associated with Gaza’s worsening health service deficit. Prior to the recent Israeli bombardment of the Strip, the region was already severely underfunded, and cancer patients in particular faced difficulties in receiving the medical care they required despite their urgent health needs.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5926
Geneva - As Israel continues its assault on the Gaza Strip for the second month in a row, thousands of Gazan patients face a slow death due to the severe lack of medical care, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said on Wednesday.
The Israeli attacks and targeting of hospitals, along with Israel’s cutting off of humanitarian supplies, have put hundreds of cancer and chronic disease patients, pregnant women, and newborn babies at risk of death, Euro-Med Monitor warned.
The international human rights group drew attention to the grave dangers associated with Gaza’s worsening health service deficit. Prior to the recent Israeli bombardment of the Strip, the region was already severely underfunded, and cancer patients in particular faced difficulties in receiving the medical care they required despite their urgent health needs.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5926
In total violation of the rules of war, Israel targets dozens of mosques, churches in Gaza
Geneva – Israel has targeted dozens of mosques and churches in the Gaza Strip as part of its ongoing assault, which is now in its second month, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a new statement released today. Israel’s bombing of places of worship is in clear violation of international humanitarian law and the laws of war, the organisation said.
According to the Geneva-based human rights group, recent Israeli attacks have resulted in the total destruction of 66 mosques and partial damage to 146 others, accounting for approximately 20% of all mosques in the Gaza Strip. Additionally, three historic churches have suffered damage in various areas of the Strip.
Euro-Med Monitor has documented dozens of casualties due to Israeli attacks on mosques, including Ahmed Yassin Mosque in the Shati refugee camp in Gaza City, Salim Abu Muslim Mosque in the town of Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip, and Khalid bin Al-Walid Mosque in the southern city of Khan Yunis.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5928
Geneva – Israel has targeted dozens of mosques and churches in the Gaza Strip as part of its ongoing assault, which is now in its second month, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a new statement released today. Israel’s bombing of places of worship is in clear violation of international humanitarian law and the laws of war, the organisation said.
According to the Geneva-based human rights group, recent Israeli attacks have resulted in the total destruction of 66 mosques and partial damage to 146 others, accounting for approximately 20% of all mosques in the Gaza Strip. Additionally, three historic churches have suffered damage in various areas of the Strip.
Euro-Med Monitor has documented dozens of casualties due to Israeli attacks on mosques, including Ahmed Yassin Mosque in the Shati refugee camp in Gaza City, Salim Abu Muslim Mosque in the town of Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip, and Khalid bin Al-Walid Mosque in the southern city of Khan Yunis.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5928
Israel uses its ‘safe corridor’ in Gaza as trap to murder and detain Palestinians fleeing Israeli violence
Geneva - Israel has turned the “safe corridor” it announced a few days ago into a trap where displaced individuals and families are killed or arrested and abused, said Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor.
According to Euro-Med Monitor, the Israeli army’s claim of a safe passage for the displaced is part of the military tactics that it uses to attack Palestinian civilians. Israel’s army, which has been forcing residents of Gaza City and the Gaza Strip’s northern areas to move to the south of the Strip, has designated a “corridor” along Salah al-Din Road—the city’s main thoroughfare—between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. each day for the time being.
Displaced individuals who crossed the alleged “corridor” over the course of the past three days provided testimony to the Euro-Med Monitor team, describing horrifying incidents of killing, arrest, and intentional humiliation. Gaza City resident Iyad Zakaria, 43, confirmed that he and his family of eight, including his elderly mother, had to walk roughly seven kilometres in order to escape to the southern part of the Strip.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5932
Geneva - Israel has turned the “safe corridor” it announced a few days ago into a trap where displaced individuals and families are killed or arrested and abused, said Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor.
According to Euro-Med Monitor, the Israeli army’s claim of a safe passage for the displaced is part of the military tactics that it uses to attack Palestinian civilians. Israel’s army, which has been forcing residents of Gaza City and the Gaza Strip’s northern areas to move to the south of the Strip, has designated a “corridor” along Salah al-Din Road—the city’s main thoroughfare—between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. each day for the time being.
Displaced individuals who crossed the alleged “corridor” over the course of the past three days provided testimony to the Euro-Med Monitor team, describing horrifying incidents of killing, arrest, and intentional humiliation. Gaza City resident Iyad Zakaria, 43, confirmed that he and his family of eight, including his elderly mother, had to walk roughly seven kilometres in order to escape to the southern part of the Strip.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5932
Israel’s war on the Gaza Strip has affected half a million children so far
Geneva - Approximately half a million Palestinian children have been affected by Israel’s ongoing war on the Gaza Strip, which has now entered its 36th consecutive day, the Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement. The estimated figure includes those who have been killed, injured, or whose family homes have been damaged or destroyed.
Euro-Med Monitor reported that 6,100 children have been killed or reported missing under the rubble of buildings destroyed by Israel’s intense air and artillery attacks on the Strip, stating that chances for their survival diminishes with each passing day.
More than 15,500 children have been injured, said Euro-Med Monitor, with dozens of them in critical condition. Other children have suffered limb amputations, while hundreds more have suffered severe burns to their bodies, according to the Geneva-based human rights organisation.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5933
Geneva - Approximately half a million Palestinian children have been affected by Israel’s ongoing war on the Gaza Strip, which has now entered its 36th consecutive day, the Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement. The estimated figure includes those who have been killed, injured, or whose family homes have been damaged or destroyed.
Euro-Med Monitor reported that 6,100 children have been killed or reported missing under the rubble of buildings destroyed by Israel’s intense air and artillery attacks on the Strip, stating that chances for their survival diminishes with each passing day.
More than 15,500 children have been injured, said Euro-Med Monitor, with dozens of them in critical condition. Other children have suffered limb amputations, while hundreds more have suffered severe burns to their bodies, according to the Geneva-based human rights organisation.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5933
UK Coastguard Violating International Law by Ignoring and Downgrading 999 Calls from Sea Migrants
The British Coastguard’s reported neglect and downgrading of SOS calls and pleas for help from sea migrants and asylum seekers in the English Channel are a serious abandonment of responsibilities and a grave violation of International Law that puts lives in grave danger, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement today. Such actions are particularly in violation the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS).
A recent report by Liberty Investigate and the Observer shows the British Coastguard ignoring international maritime law and leaving migrants in unseaworthy boats in the English Channel to the fate of the sea.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5938
The British Coastguard’s reported neglect and downgrading of SOS calls and pleas for help from sea migrants and asylum seekers in the English Channel are a serious abandonment of responsibilities and a grave violation of International Law that puts lives in grave danger, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement today. Such actions are particularly in violation the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS).
A recent report by Liberty Investigate and the Observer shows the British Coastguard ignoring international maritime law and leaving migrants in unseaworthy boats in the English Channel to the fate of the sea.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5938
Israel kills scores of Palestinians in its ‘safe corridors’ for displaced people
Geneva - Israeli occupation forces executed dozens of Palestinians fleeing Gaza City and neighbouring northern areas of the Gaza Strip to the central and southern parts of the enclave, despite the displaced posing no threat, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor attested in a statement on Monday.
These Palestinians were deliberately killed by live bullets and, in some cases, by artillery shells, while attempting to flee to the south of Wadi Gaza at the Israeli army’s request, said Euro-Med Monitor. The human rights group received reports from displaced Gazans of executions at military checkpoints set up by Israel’s army along its designated “safe corridor”, Salah al-Din Road, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m yesterday.
Similar executions reportedly occurred in Gaza City and the Strip’s northern regions as displaced people attempted to flee hospitals, schools, and the United Nations Development Programme’s Gaza headquarters, where they had taken refuge just a few days ago.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5940
Geneva - Israeli occupation forces executed dozens of Palestinians fleeing Gaza City and neighbouring northern areas of the Gaza Strip to the central and southern parts of the enclave, despite the displaced posing no threat, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor attested in a statement on Monday.
These Palestinians were deliberately killed by live bullets and, in some cases, by artillery shells, while attempting to flee to the south of Wadi Gaza at the Israeli army’s request, said Euro-Med Monitor. The human rights group received reports from displaced Gazans of executions at military checkpoints set up by Israel’s army along its designated “safe corridor”, Salah al-Din Road, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m yesterday.
Similar executions reportedly occurred in Gaza City and the Strip’s northern regions as displaced people attempted to flee hospitals, schools, and the United Nations Development Programme’s Gaza headquarters, where they had taken refuge just a few days ago.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5940
Gaza death toll surges to nearly 15,000 as Israel’s gory genocide intensifies
Geneva - The death toll of Israel’s gory genocide of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip has climbed to approximately 15,000 victims, according to the latest reports released by Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor.
Euro-Med Monitor said that 14,710 Palestinians have been killed so far, including the 3,300 missing people currently trapped under the rubble of destroyed buildings, who have little chance of being found alive.
Among the reported victims are 6,220 children and 3,412 women, while 1,680 children are reportedly missing. The number of Gazans who have sustained injuries is 32,314.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5941
Geneva - The death toll of Israel’s gory genocide of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip has climbed to approximately 15,000 victims, according to the latest reports released by Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor.
Euro-Med Monitor said that 14,710 Palestinians have been killed so far, including the 3,300 missing people currently trapped under the rubble of destroyed buildings, who have little chance of being found alive.
Among the reported victims are 6,220 children and 3,412 women, while 1,680 children are reportedly missing. The number of Gazans who have sustained injuries is 32,314.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5941
Outside of Gaza, horrific rights violations against detained Palestinians are taking place in Israeli prisons
Geneva – Following its documentation of Israel’s systematic, widespread, and intensifying policies of torture and abuse of Palestinians in Israeli prisons, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor voiced deep concern over Israel’s ill-treatment of these vulnerable detainees amid total impunity.
Euro-Med Monitor has documented cases of torture, humiliating abuse, and ill-treatment of Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons. The rights group said that many of the detainees are subjected to severe beatings, filmed without any clothes on, blindfolded, handcuffed, and forced to perform various acts against their will under the threat of torture.
Video footage obtained by the Euro-Med Monitor team shows Palestinian detainees being transferred to buses while they are naked and wearing blindfolds. Israeli soldiers are seen beating and purposefully insulting and humiliating the detainees, who they kept their heads bowed.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5945
Geneva – Following its documentation of Israel’s systematic, widespread, and intensifying policies of torture and abuse of Palestinians in Israeli prisons, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor voiced deep concern over Israel’s ill-treatment of these vulnerable detainees amid total impunity.
Euro-Med Monitor has documented cases of torture, humiliating abuse, and ill-treatment of Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons. The rights group said that many of the detainees are subjected to severe beatings, filmed without any clothes on, blindfolded, handcuffed, and forced to perform various acts against their will under the threat of torture.
Video footage obtained by the Euro-Med Monitor team shows Palestinian detainees being transferred to buses while they are naked and wearing blindfolds. Israeli soldiers are seen beating and purposefully insulting and humiliating the detainees, who they kept their heads bowed.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5945
Israel turns Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza into detention center
The Israeli forces stormed in large numbers the al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza City and turned it into military barracks and a detention center, where patients, displaced persons, and healthcare professionals are subjected to different forms of abuse, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement on Wednesday.
Euro-Med Monitor expressed fears of killings and executions as its team documented sporadic gunfire in the hospital since the early minutes of the raid, stressing that the al-Shifa Complex did not witness any gunfire other than from the Israeli forces.
The Geneva-based organisation highlighted that the Israeli army is the only party controlling the scene inside the al-Shifa Medical Complex, amid a total media blackout. No third party or international organisation was permitted to be present inside, which raises doubts about any Israeli narrative that would be released later.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5947
The Israeli forces stormed in large numbers the al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza City and turned it into military barracks and a detention center, where patients, displaced persons, and healthcare professionals are subjected to different forms of abuse, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said in a statement on Wednesday.
Euro-Med Monitor expressed fears of killings and executions as its team documented sporadic gunfire in the hospital since the early minutes of the raid, stressing that the al-Shifa Complex did not witness any gunfire other than from the Israeli forces.
The Geneva-based organisation highlighted that the Israeli army is the only party controlling the scene inside the al-Shifa Medical Complex, amid a total media blackout. No third party or international organisation was permitted to be present inside, which raises doubts about any Israeli narrative that would be released later.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5947
Israel bombs Gaza’s only operating wheat mill, intensifying its war of starvation against Palestinian civilians
Geneva - Israel has intensified its war of starvation against Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said on Wednesday, as a means of subjugation during the bloody 40-day war.
Euro-Med Monitor strongly condemned the Israeli army’s artillery shelling of the Al-Salam Mill in Deir Al-Balah in the central Gaza—the Strip’s only operating wheat mill—forcing it to shut down. Israel’s targeting of the mill came as part of its attempt to deepen the food crisis for Palestinian civilians following its bombing of dozens of bakeries, most of them in Gaza City and the Strip’s northern regions.
Due to structural damage, lack of fuel, water, and wheat flour, bakeries have not been operating in Gaza City or the Strip’s northern areas for more than a week now. Wheat flour is no longer available in any local markets.
As several major water tanks have been destroyed, Euro-Med Monitor considers the Israeli air and artillery attacks to be attacks on Palestinian civilians, especially children, who are in desperate need of water.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5949
Geneva - Israel has intensified its war of starvation against Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said on Wednesday, as a means of subjugation during the bloody 40-day war.
Euro-Med Monitor strongly condemned the Israeli army’s artillery shelling of the Al-Salam Mill in Deir Al-Balah in the central Gaza—the Strip’s only operating wheat mill—forcing it to shut down. Israel’s targeting of the mill came as part of its attempt to deepen the food crisis for Palestinian civilians following its bombing of dozens of bakeries, most of them in Gaza City and the Strip’s northern regions.
Due to structural damage, lack of fuel, water, and wheat flour, bakeries have not been operating in Gaza City or the Strip’s northern areas for more than a week now. Wheat flour is no longer available in any local markets.
As several major water tanks have been destroyed, Euro-Med Monitor considers the Israeli air and artillery attacks to be attacks on Palestinian civilians, especially children, who are in desperate need of water.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5949
Friday 17 November: Twenty thousand Palestinians believed to be killed in Israel’s genocide of Gaza
Geneva – As the war on the Gaza Strip enters its seventh week, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said today that the death toll from Israel’s genocide campaign has likely risen to 20,000 dead Palestinians, including those missing under the rubble with little hope of survival.
Euro-Med Monitor estimated that at least 15,271 Palestinians in Gaza have been killed, including 3,561 women and 6,403 children. Over 32,310 additional people have been injured by the Israeli attacks, many of whom are in critical condition and unable to receive even the bare minimum of medical attention due to the Gazan health system’s collapse.
There are reportedly 4,1500 people missing beneath the debris of buildings hit by Israeli air and artillery strikes, with little chance of their survival. Hundreds of bodies that cannot be recovered remain on the roads, according to Euro-Med Monitor, particularly in areas where the Israeli army has conducted ground incursions.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5957
Geneva – As the war on the Gaza Strip enters its seventh week, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor said today that the death toll from Israel’s genocide campaign has likely risen to 20,000 dead Palestinians, including those missing under the rubble with little hope of survival.
Euro-Med Monitor estimated that at least 15,271 Palestinians in Gaza have been killed, including 3,561 women and 6,403 children. Over 32,310 additional people have been injured by the Israeli attacks, many of whom are in critical condition and unable to receive even the bare minimum of medical attention due to the Gazan health system’s collapse.
There are reportedly 4,1500 people missing beneath the debris of buildings hit by Israeli air and artillery strikes, with little chance of their survival. Hundreds of bodies that cannot be recovered remain on the roads, according to Euro-Med Monitor, particularly in areas where the Israeli army has conducted ground incursions.
Press release: http://euromedmonitor.org/a/5957