The war between Israel and Gaza live | The Israeli army causes dozens of deaths in new attacks on Khan Yunis, the center of its attack international

What happened in the last few hours

These are the most relevant news stories about the Israeli military attack on Gaza and the escalation in the Middle East at 8:00 pm on Thursday, January 25:

The Red Crescent reported attacks on Khan Yunis Hospital, where its ambulance center is located, for the fourth day in a row. The Palestinian Red Crescent denounced the Israeli occupation forces' continued attack on Al Amal Hospital located in the city of Khan Yunis (southern Gaza Strip), where the organization's ambulance center is located, for the fourth day in a row. According to the non-governmental organization, the area near the medical center is witnessing “continuous bombing and shooting.” The Hamas-controlled Gaza Health Ministry said on Thursday that Nasser Hospital, the only hospital civilians can still go to in Khan Yunis, had run out of food and painkillers, according to the Qatar-based Al Jazeera network. The International Committee of the Red Cross warned on Thursday that the Gaza Strip was at risk of a “complete medical closure.”

Israel calls on the United Nations to evacuate the refugee center in Khan Yunis, where 15 people were killed yesterday. The United Nations denounced Israel's demand to evacuate one of its centers in Khan Yunis (southern Gaza), where hundreds of displaced people have taken refuge due to the war. Yesterday, it also specifically denounced an attack by the Israeli army, which led to the death of 12 people. At least 75 injured, 15 of them in critical condition. “The Israeli army has been given until 5 p.m. [hora local, una hora menos en la España peninsular] A spokesman for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) told Agence France-Presse: “Today is Friday to evacuate the shelter.”

Israel accuses the World Health Organization of “collusion” with Hamas. Israel on Thursday accused the World Health Organization of “collusion” with Hamas, ignoring documents proving, according to Israel, that the Islamic organization used hospitals in the Gaza Strip for “terrorist purposes.” Speaking during a meeting of the Executive Board of the World Health Organization, Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva, Merav Elon Shahar, said, “Even when they were presented with concrete evidence of what was happening underground and on the surface, with weapons, headquarters and closed rooms, the World Health Organization decided that “You turn a blind eye, endangering those you are supposed to protect.”

The Houthi rebel leader said they would continue attacks in the Red Sea until Gazans get more aid. Abdel-Malik al-Houthi, the Yemeni rebel leader, said in a televised speech on Thursday that attacks on ships linked to Israel will continue until the Palestinian people in Gaza get the humanitarian aid they need. He added, according to Reuters news agency, that our country will continue its operations until food and medicine reach the residents of Gaza. Meanwhile, the United States on Thursday announced joint sanctions with the United Kingdom on key Houthi leaders for supporting terrorist acts against commercial shipping in the Red Sea. The sanctions target four individuals who supported recent Houthi attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, actions that included taking civilian crews hostage. For his part, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov met, on Thursday, in Moscow, a delegation from the Houthis headed by the movement’s spokesman, Mohammed Abdul Salam. The Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement: “In this context, the attacks carried out by the United States and the United Kingdom against Yemen, which could destabilize the situation on a regional scale, were categorically condemned.”

Hamas condemns the Israeli attack on Gaza City, which led to the death of 20 civilians waiting for humanitarian aid. At least 20 people were killed and 150 others were injured in an attack against civilians who were gathering in a queue in Gaza City, in the northern Palestinian enclave, waiting for “humanitarian aid,” the Health Ministry said Thursday. The health of the Hamas-controlled sector. Ministry of Health spokesman Ashraf Al-Qudra said on Thursday that the Israeli occupation committed a new massacre against thousands of hungry mouths waiting for humanitarian aid at the Kuwait Roundabout in Gaza City.

The United Nations says that more than half of Gaza's population lives in crowded camps in Rafah, in the south of the Strip. The intensified Israeli attack on Gaza, now concentrated in the south, has forced more than 50% of Gaza's population – an estimated 2.2 million people – to flee to Rafah, in the far south of this area, where overcrowding conditions are “not suitable.” Safe,” according to what the United Nations said today. He added: “Israeli forces continue to bomb areas that they unilaterally classified as safe for evacuation, which confirms that there is no safe place in Gaza (…) and increases the risk of further escalation of actions.” Hostility in Rafah.” Daily report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OCHA). The Ministry of Health in Gaza, which is controlled by the Hamas movement, reported on Thursday that the Israeli attack on the Gaza Strip had killed 25,900 people since October 7. This number represents 200 people more than the previous day. The Ministry also reported that the number of additional infections reached 370, exceeding 64,110.