US EditionIsrael steps up Gaza strikes; polio vaccination halted by blockade
- The Israeli military conducted substantial strikes in Gaza, leading to a warning from health officials about a potential healthcare collapse due to Israel's blockade of all supplies.
- A U.N.-backed polio vaccination campaign aimed at over 600,000 children was suspended in Gaza, posing a risk of polio's return, according to Gaza's health ministry.
- A Hamas delegation plans to discuss a long-term truce in Cairo, including terms that involve releasing hostages and ending hostilities.
- Gaza's health authorities reported over 51,000 Palestinians killed since the start of the Israeli offensive, with aid agencies warning of starvation and disease in the region.
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Polio vaccination halted by Gaza blockade as Israel launches biggest wave of missiles in weeks
The Israeli military launched one of the biggest waves of strikes in Gaza for weeks on Tuesday, residents said, and health officials issued a new warning that healthcare faced total collapse from Israel's blockade of all supplies.
Israel's assault on Gaza halts polio vaccination campaigns - Egypt Independent
The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced the suspension of the UN-backed polio vaccination campaign, putting Gaza at risk of a resurgence of the disease that had nearly been eradicated. The campaign was targeting over 600,000 children. The Israeli military launched one of the largest airstrikes on Gaza in weeks on Tuesday, with the Gaza health sector warning that its healthcare system was facing total collapse due to Israel’s blockade on all sup…
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Israeli strikes escalate in Gaza, halting Polio vaccination drive
The Israeli army conducted one of its largest Gaza bombardments in recent weeks on Tuesday, according to residents. The new attack comes amid escalating fears of the total collapse of Gaza’s health system as a result of a sustained blockade of vital supplies. Gaza’s Health Ministry said that a polio vaccination campaign, which was funded by the United Nations and intended to immunize more than 600,000 children, has been put on hold. Authorities …
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