press tv's news and brief israel continues to massacre, palestinian people in the ghaza strip officials in the besieg territory say 15. civilians are killed every hour. the international committee of the red cross also says a humanitarian convoy delivering medical supplies to al shifa hospital was attacked in gaza city. palestinian journalists urged the un to hold israel accountable for its crimes against reporters in gaza through the international criminal court. they say the regime targets journalists as well as their homes and families. is real strikes have so far killed 48 journalists in the bessieg territory. the united states has once again

turn a blind eye to the israeli atrocities and the gaza strip john kirby, the spokesman for the white house national security council says washington is still drawing no red lines for tell of even its bloody war on of the siege territory. two american military bases in iraq and syria have come under fresh attacks. amit growing anti-us sentiment over washington's complicity in these reviews. atrocities in gaza, an iraqi resistance group says it has hit the al-harir air base in northern iraq and another us base in alkhazra in syria with multiple drones. russia says an israeli ministers call for using nuclear weapons against gaza has raised huge number of questions. moscow says the main issue is that israel appears to have admitted that it has news. israel does not publicly acknowledge its nuclear arsenal and doesn't allow international inspection of its facilities.

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