Israeli-Gaza War Live: UN Security Council to Vote on Ceasefire Call after Day of Heavy Strikes in Gaza
Israeli forces carried out a series of attacks throughout the Gaza Strip on Sunday, resulting in the deaths of at least 130 individuals, according to Palestinian officials, media outlets, and eyewitness accounts. Among the victims was a teenager who had previously lost her leg in a separate strike.
The Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza sustained significant damage, with 90 Palestinians losing their lives in the Israeli strikes, as reported by the Hamas-run Gaza health ministry. Additionally, a missile attack on a residence owned by the Shehab family claimed the lives of 24 people, according to Hamas Aqsa radio.
Further casualties occurred in central Gaza, where medics confirmed the deaths of 12 Palestinians and numerous injuries in Deir al-Balah. Meanwhile, in Rafah, located in the south, an Israeli airstrike on a residential property resulted in the loss of at least four lives.
In the midst of these devastating events, the United Nations Security Council is set to vote on a new resolution on Monday, urging for an urgent and sustainable cessation of hostilities in Gaza. Washington has recently demonstrated growing impatience toward its key ally, Israel, leading to the decision to propose the resolution. Notably, the vote comes shortly after the United States blocked a previous security council resolution that called for a humanitarian ceasefire in Palestinian territory.
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