Israeli tanks are advancing in the city of Gaza while the Association of University says that Israel commits a genocide

Israel pushed tank more deeply in the city of Gaza and exploded vehicles loaded with explosives in a suburb while air strikes killed at least 19 people through the city on Monday, Palestinian officials and witnesses said.

The reports intervened while the president of the main association of scholars of the world genocide said that he had adopted a resolution claiming that the legal criteria had been met to establish that Israel was committing a genocide in Gaza.

Eighty-six percent of those who voted among the 500 members of the International Association of University of Genocide argued the resolution declaring that the “policies and actions of Israel in Gaza” had respected the legal definition stated in Article II of the Convention on the 1948 UN Genocide. The organization joins other major human rights groups, including two in Israel, Gaza a genocide.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel has described the shameful declaration and “entirely based on the Hamas’ lies campaign”. In the past, Israel has strongly denied that its actions in Gaza represent a genocide. He fights against a case at the International Court of Justice of The Hague which accuses him of the genocide.

Israel is going forward with a plan to take total control of the entire Gaza strip, starting with Gaza City. Its declared objectives destroy Hamas and save the remaining 48 hostages after almost two years of war, even if the majority of the recovered hostages took place by discussions of ceasefire and not military means.

The residents said that Israeli forces sent old armored vehicles to the eastern parts of the overcrowded Sheikh Radwan district, then exploded them remotely, destroying several houses and forcing more families to flee.

In the leaflets that fell on Gaza City, the soldiers of Israel told residents to go immediately south, saying that the army intended to extend its offensive to the west.

“People are confused, remain and die or go to nowhere,” the resident of Sheikh Radwan told Reuters Mohammad Abdallah.

“It was a night of horror; the explosions never stopped and the drones never stopped hovering in the region. Many people have left their house by fearing for their lives, while others have no idea where to go,” said the 55 -year -old man on a cat application.

Israel has previously been documented Strike the regions he had designated as “safe” evacuation zones with air strikes, leaving the Palestinians with few safety options in the midst of evacuation orders.

Legal criteria met the genocide

Israel launched its assault on the Gaza Strip in October 2023, after Hamas fighters attacked southern Israel, killing around 1,200 people, mainly civilians, according to Israeli officials and taking 251 hostages.

Since then, Israel’s military campaign in Gaza has killed more than 63,000 people and injured 160,000 others, according to Gaza health officials, and has plunged the enclave into a humanitarian crisis and has left a large part of it.

The three -page resolution of the international association of researchers of the genocide, which includes experts from the Holocaust among its members, calls on Israel to “immediately cease all acts that constitute genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity against Palestinians in Gaza”. This includes famine, deliberate attacks against and murder of civilians and deprivation of the population of humanitarian aid.

He also indicates that the attack on Hamas against Israel which precipitated the war has constituted international crimes.

“This is a final declaration of experts in the field of genocide studies that what happens in the field in Gaza is genocide,” the president of the association, Melanie O’Brien told Reuters. O’Brien is also a professor of international law at the University of Western Australia and specializes in genocide.

“There is no justification for the commission of war crimes, crimes against humanity or genocide, not even self -defense.”

The organization joins an increasing refrain calling for the Israel campaign in Gaza to be described as a genocide as violations of international law accumulate. Amnesty International, as well as the Israeli Human Rights group B’tselem, have already described Israel’s actions in Gaza as such.

Death, famine reported through Gaza

The Israeli army published a statement claiming that its forces were fighting Hamas through the enclave and in the last day, had struck several military outposts which had been used to organize attacks against its troops.

The Gaza Ministry of Health said that at least 98 Palestinians had been killed by Israeli fires across the enclave in the past 24 hours.

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Israel has killed nearly 90 Palestinians in the past 24 hours, Gaza health officials confirmed on Sunday. While Israel attacks the city of Gaza while interrupting the humanitarian breaks, Tess Ingram of Unicef ​​says that the Palestinians feel desperate and exhausted, but they are out of moving options.

He added that nine other people, including three children, died of malnutrition and famine in the last day, increasing the deaths of such causes to at least 348, including 127 children. The main global authority on food crises said last month that Gaza was prey to famine – a crisis led by ongoing fighting and the blockade of Israel, amplified by repeated mass movement and the collapse of food production.

Israel challenges the hunger death figures given by the Gaza government, which is managed by Hamas, arguing that deaths were due to other medical causes.

The Israeli army has warned its political leaders that the planned offensive in the city of Gaza could endanger the hostages still held by Hamas and that the demonstrations in Israel calling for the end of the war to ensure that the safe performance of the hostages has intensified in recent weeks. Twenty of the remaining 48 hostages are still alive.

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The Palestinians were clearly ill -nourished and in great pain: Cindy McCain of WFP

One of the main objectives of the United Nations World Food Program is to obtain aid and food in Gaza struck from famine. Its executive director, Cindy McCain, was in the enclave last week and questioned the hunger and the devastation caused by the attacks of Israel against Gaza. She spoke to CBC News Network of the situation on the ground.

Thousands of Israelis come together on Monday on Monday for the funeral of Idan Shtivi, one of the two hostages whose remains were recovered in a military operation last week. Some mourning people expressed their anger against the government for not having entered into an agreement with Hamas to end the fighting and return the hostages safely.

“He is very, very exasperating that no one, no one from this government is getting up and says enough,” said Amagan Dagan, a mourning by Rishon Letzion, reported the Associated Press.

The cease-fire talks ended in July in a dead end and the efforts to relaunch them have so far failed.

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In addition to his work in the trauma and surgery service at Nasser Hospital in Gaza, Dr. Souleiman Iyad al-Derbi does what he can take care of the injured Palestinians of the Al-Mawasi makeshift camp. It is a journalistic collaboration of the public service media that are members of the European Union of Broadcasting (EBU), including CBC News.

Meanwhile, an activist Flotillala headed for Gaza who had left Barcelona was forced back to Port after a storm struck parts of Spain overnight.

The Global Sumud Flotilla, composed of around 20 boats with participants from 44 countries, chose to return and delay his departure to “prioritize security”, a statement said on Monday. The expedition, the greatest attempt of the greatest attempt to symbolically break the blockade of Israel in Gaza, includes the eminent climate activist Greta Thunberg, which participated in a previous flutilla which was intercepted in July.