Despite the decision of the International Court of Justice, Israel continues to bombard Gaza, including Rafah, many Palestinians are martyred

The Israeli army killed dozens of Palestinians in the besieged area while targeting several targets from north to south.

Despite the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ordering an end to military operations there, Israel has continued its relentless attacks on Rafah, and numerous testimonies have been reported from central and northern Gaza, which have been renewed. Areas near the Shabura camp and the Kuwaiti hospital in Rafah were targeted on Saturday. He said several people injured in the bombing had been transferred to hospital. The hospital renewed its appeal for fuel supplies to "ensure its continued operation", saying that in Rafah Governorate. It is the only hospital still accepting patients.

The International Court of Justice ruled, the third of its kind this year, to order Israel to halt its offensive, citing an "extreme danger" to the nearly 1.4 million Palestinians taking refuge in Rafah, the southernmost part of Gaza. More than 800,000 Palestinians have been forced to flee Rafah since the latest Israeli offensive began on May 7.

The U.N.'s top court has sought to curb the mounting Palestinian death toll since October, while also ending the ongoing humanitarian crisis caused by internal displacement and severe hunger that has left behind most of Gaza's 2.3 million people. have to do About 36,000 Palestinians have been killed and vast swaths of Gaza have been devastated by Israeli carpet bombing.

Israel has given no indication that it is preparing to change course, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticizing the ICJ ruling, calling the genocide charges brought by South Africa "false, outrageous The UN Special Representative for the Occupied Palestinian Territories called on the court on Saturday to impose sanctions against Israel for refusing to do so.

"Be assured: Israel will not stop this madness until we stop it. Member States must suspend sanctions, arms embargo, and diplomatic[matic]/political relations with Israel until he stops attacking,” Francesca Albani posted on X.

Israel's attacks in northern Gaza intensify

According to sources, Israel also targeted a school sheltering displaced people in Gaza's Asfawi neighborhood in the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza. Palestinian news agency Wafa confirmed that in a neighborhood just south of Jabalia. The attacks killed at least 10 people and wounded 17 others. Israeli forces stepped up attacks on the Jabalia camp on Saturday, forcing people already displaced to flee the area again.

According to sources, Israeli warplanes also bombed a house in Beit Hanoun, another northern city of Gaza, killing 10 people, including women and children. A woman was killed and several others injured in the Israeli attack. An unspecified number of people were also reported killed in an Israeli airstrike on a residential building in the Daraj neighborhood.

The sources added that other neighborhoods in Gaza City, including Sheikh Ajlin, Tal al-Hawa, and Zaytoun, also came under heavy artillery shelling. Still, there were no immediate details on casualties. According to Dr. Hossam Abu Safia, with casualties continuing to rise in northern Gaza, Israeli soldiers have surrounded Kamal Adwan Hospital.

He said that the hospital cannot treat patients due to continuous siege. Some patients and premature babies are still inside the hospital, he added. Abu Safia said he contacted the Red Cross and UNICEF but received no assurance that the Israeli siege of the hospital was over. Something will be done.

Deaths in the Gaza Strip

Meanwhile, Israeli quadcopters also opened fire on Palestinians gathering in the Gaza Strip, killing at least six people. Palestinians desperate for aid often gather in the Gaza Strip and float near Gaza City. They try to reach the relief trucks coming from the pier. According to videos on social media on Saturday, part of a floating pier built by the United States has washed away. Also in central Gaza, Israeli airstrikes hit an apartment building in the Nusirat refugee camp. At least four people were killed.

Israeli troops also seized the Palestinian side of the Rafah border crossing with Egypt, further cutting off aid deliveries to Gaza's 2.3 million people. Earlier this week, the United Nations Refugee Agency for Palestine (UNRWA) announced it would suspend food distribution in Rafah, citing a shortage of supplies and security concerns in the densely populated city. There is a shortage.

On Friday, UN humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths said on social media site X that the situation had reached a "moment of clarity". It's more important than ever to heed the calls I made: Release the hostages. End this nightmare."