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West Bank, Gaza Tensions Escalate: 46 Palestinians Killed, 7,579 Dead in Gaza, Annexation Pushed

Israeli actions in the West Bank and Gaza Strip have resulted in a staggering death toll. The UN condemns settlements, but Israeli officials push for annexation, raising international concerns.

In this image we can see demolished house and few soldiers standing.
In this image we can see demolished house and few soldiers standing.

West Bank, Gaza Tensions Escalate: 46 Palestinians Killed, 7,579 Dead in Gaza, Annexation Pushed

Tensions have escalated in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, with a surge in Israeli military actions and settlement expansion. The United Nations has condemned the developments, while Israeli officials have pushed for annexation.

In the West Bank, Israeli security forces have continued to kill children, with at least 46 Palestinians losing their lives in recent operations and incidents. The Knesset adopted a non-binding motion advocating for Israeli sovereignty over all West Bank settlements. This move comes amidst a rise in settlement activity, with 20,810 housing units advanced or approved, including 537 planned units identified between June 18 and September 19. The UN Secretary-General has reiterated that Israeli settlements are illegal and violate international law.

In the Gaza Strip, Israeli military actions have resulted in a staggering death toll, with at least 7,579 Palestinians killed and 37,201 injured. Israeli authorities have also demolished or seized 455 Palestinian-owned structures, displacing 420 people, mostly women and children. Meanwhile, 37 Israeli Defense Forces soldiers have been killed in hostilities, and 48 hostages remain held by Palestinian armed groups.

The situation in the West Bank and Gaza Strip remains volatile, with ongoing Israeli military actions and settlement expansion raising concerns among international bodies. The push for annexation by Israeli officials further complicates the political landscape, as the death toll on both sides continues to rise.

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