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The Israeli crimes on the Gaza Strip and its people continue. The genocide on the Palestinian enclave since no end.
The Israeli onslaught has since 7 October, 2023, killed nearly 40,100 victims, mostly women and children, and injured over 92,600, according to local health authorities.
More than 10 months into the Israeli onslaught, vast tracts of Gaza lie in ruins amid a crippling blockade of food, clean water and medicine.
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From the Little Yemen Platform in The US – Yemeni-American talent continues to make its mark in many fields across America. This time it. is being made at the highest levels of justice, with Asma Ali’s appointment as a judge in a Mississippi municipal court. Her appointment makes her the first American judge of Yemeni and Arab descent in the state.
This achievement is not just a personal success, but an inspiring message affirming that knowledge, hard work, and perseverance are the true path to building the future, and that the sons and daughters of the Yemeni community are capable of reaching the highest positions when given the opportunity and when they believe in their dreams.
This achievement is also a source of pride for every Yemeni, and it embodies the status that Yemeni women can attain when given the opportunity for education and work, allowing them to excel, distinguish themselves, and raise the name of their homeland and community with honor.
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According to the office, the violations resulted in the killing of 1,254 Palestinians, the injury of 4,121 others, and the arrest of 159 Palestinians since the agreement entered into force.
The office said the violations coincided with the continued obstruction of humanitarian assistance and severe restrictions on the movement of Palestinians through Gaza’s crossings.
The Government Media Office said in the statement that Israel allowed the entry of only 63,094 humanitarian and food aid trucks out of the 180,000 trucks scheduled under the agreement, representing a compliance rate of approximately 35%.
It also said only 10,703 Palestinians were permitted to leave Gaza through the Rafah crossing out of 27,400 scheduled travelers, amounting to a compliance rate of 39%.
The office condemned Israel’s “systematic policy of targeting and exterminating the Palestinian people” and held the occupation fully responsible for the worsening humanitarian conditions in the Strip.
It called on the mediators and guarantors of the ceasefire agreement to pressure Israel to fully implement its obligations and end the ongoing violations.
Israeli occupation forces continued military operations across the Gaza Strip on Thursday despite the ceasefire agreement.
According to Al Mayadeen’s correspondent, Israeli military vehicles opened heavy fire toward areas south of Al-Mawasi and west of Khan Yunis, as well as Al-Mawasi in Rafah.
One Palestinian was reported wounded in Al-Mawasi, Khan Yunis.
Israeli artillery also shelled northeastern Gaza, while tanks opened heavy fire north of the Al-Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza. – Palestine Chronicle
