As a result of the Israeli Army’s offensive in response to Hamas attacks, 35,857 people have died and 80,293 have been injured. These figures are subject to change as there are still victims trapped under rubble and bodies that emergency teams cannot access due to the blockade imposed by Israeli troops. In just one day alone, 57 people have died and 93 have been injured, with six Palestinian families being massacred.
The Israeli Army announced that they continue to operate in the Jabalia refugee camp, where they have eliminated dozens of terrorists and destroyed tunnels and other infrastructure. The raid on Jabalia began on May 11 and included tanks entering the city, with a focus on the largest refugee camp in Gaza. The IDF has also destroyed ammunition warehouses, tunnels, and other infrastructure in Rafah, near the border with Egypt as part of their offensive launched on May 6.
In other news, Venice will host the Festival dei Matti and Storm-0539 is causing havoc as a group of cybercriminals stealing gift cards. Hooligan riots occurred before a basketball game in Berlin while Qatar was praised for its resilience in face of global uncertainty by IMF. Klagenfurt is becoming the capital of literature as Hansi Flick becomes Barça’s new coach while Tchouaméni misses out on the final due to injury. BC Dubai basketball club is now part of ABA league while Peugeot announces rectangular steering wheels for cars from 2026 and many companies are avoiding new loans due to high interest rates. Additionally, 1,000 medicine cabinets will be provided for children in highland areas.
