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Six months of despair, desolation and death: A timeline of key events in Israel's war on Gaza - Prism - Vimarsana News

Six months of despair, desolation and death: A timeline of key events in Israel's war on Gaza - Prism

Recording the death and destruction of the past six months can last a lifetime and will still not be enough.

Source: dawn.com
Why we won't accept the narrative of regrettable incidents in Gaza - Vimarsana News

Why we won't accept the narrative of regrettable incidents in Gaza

Christopher Lockyear, MSF Secretary General, outlines the attacks on people, humanitarian workers and healthcare facilities in Gaza as being conducted within a war with no rules.

Source: msf.org
Catholic Relief Services Increasing Efforts in Gaza Despite Deaths of Aid Workers - Vimarsana News

Catholic Relief Services Increasing Efforts in Gaza Despite Deaths of Aid Workers

According to United Nations spokesman Stéphane Dujarric, “at least 196 humanitarian workers have been killed since October” in Gaza, which he said “is one of...

Catholic Relief Services increasing efforts in Gaza - Vimarsana News

Catholic Relief Services increasing efforts in Gaza

Jason Knapp of CRS told CNA that they remain “committed to doing everything we can to address the significant humanitarian needs of civilians in Gaza.”

32,200 Palestinians killed by Israeli Occupation Forces – Ministry of Health — National Accord Newspaper - Vimarsana News

32,200 Palestinians killed by Israeli Occupation Forces – Ministry of Health — National Accord Newspaper

Palestinian Ministry of Health on Sunday said about 32,200 Palestinians have been killed by the Israeli occupation forces. Among the victims, 72% were women (around 8,800) and children (approximately 13,750).