Israel Continues Strikes in Gaza Despite Ceasefire Key Takeaways Israeli strikes continue in Gaza despite ceasefire. At least nine Palestinians killed in latest attack. Hamas accuses Israel of violating the agreement. Ceasefire negotiations remain deadlocked. Israeli forces have continued their military operations in Gaza, with the latest attack resulting in the deaths of at least nine Palestinians, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. Despite a two-month ceasefire with Hamas, Israeli strikes have remained a constant presence in the region. According to Israeli officials, the strikes target militants posing threats to Israeli troops. On Saturday, the military reported that it had neutralized individuals operating drones and planting explosive devices. However, Hamas and local sources claim that many of those killed are civilians, ...

U.S. Raises Concern Over Israel’s Gaza Hospital Strike Amid Escalating Middle East Conflict Key Takeaways - A U.S. National Security Council spokesperson expressed concern over Israel’s airstrike at the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Gaza. - The strike killed at least four Palestinians and ignited fires, allegedly burning civilians alive. - Israel claims the attack targeted Hamas militants operating near the hospital and attributed the fire to secondary explosions. - Political pressure is mounting on the Biden administration to halt weapons sales to Israel amid growing humanitarian concerns. - Tensions extend beyond Gaza, with Israel confronting Hezbollah in Lebanon and planning possible retaliatory actions against Iran. Overview of the Gaza Hospital Strike At least 15 P...

Rwanda Begins Vaccine Trials for Deadly Marburg Virus Rwanda Begins Vaccine Trials for Deadly Marburg Virus By Makuochi Okafor & Danai Nesta Kupemba, BBC News In a critical step to address the ongoing health crisis, Rwanda has commenced vaccine trials for the deadly Marburg virus, a highly contagious disease that has already claimed at least 12 lives in the country. The majority of these fatalities have been among healthcare workers who are on the frontlines of the outbreak. The Rwandan Ministry of Health has secured 700 doses of a promising new vaccine from the Sabin Vaccine Institute, a U.S.-based nonprofit that has been at the forefront of vaccine research. Health Minister Sabin Nsanzimana announced that those most at risk, such as medical professionals and individuals who have been in direct contact with Marburg patients, will be prioritized during the initial phase of the trials. ...