Israel Attacks in Gaza Kills Mostly Women & Children

The UN, Aid Groups, and Palestinians say, Israeli attacks in Gaza mostly kill women and children. New UN data confirms that since Israel broke the ceasefire, one in six attacks have killed only women and children, often hitting homes and tents for displaced people. Despite calling areas like al-Mawasi "safe zones," Israel has carried out 23 attacks there since mid-March.

Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister, speaking in Turkiye, said aid must not be used as leverage in ceasefire talks and rejected any displacement of Palestinians.

Meanwhile, UN Human Rights Office spokesperson, Ravina Shamdasani, joins Al Jazeera’s live from Geneva.

Injuries among children and women after a tent housing displaced people was bombed in Al-Mawasi, southern Khan Younis.

Palestinian children sustained severe burns after the Israeli occupation bombed their home in Al-Tuffah neighborhood, northeast Gaza City.

A baby girl lost her arm in the bombing of her family’s home in the Shejaeya neighborhood, east of Gaza.

A little girl was injured in the bombing of a home in the Shejaeya neighborhood, east of Gaza.