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areas most affected by the fighting. Humanitarian organizations have also noted that critical water infrastructure has been hit by Israel — again a documented pattern in Gaza as well, and something [NPR has reported Israel doing
attacks on Israeli forces within Lebanese territory. Al Jazeera reporter Zeina Khodr reported on Friday that Israel is increasingly deploying a military “campaign of erasure” in southern Lebanon, mirroring tactics it used in Gaza. Israeli
affected were north of the Litani River — an area not currently under Israeli military occupation. Israel said it was responding to a violation of the ceasefire by Hezbollah but provided no credible evidence to support
Israeli military called a "tactical suspension" in operations to allow humanitarian aid through. Gaza. July 27, 2025. **Saber Nuraldin/EPA Images** Saber Nuraldin/EPA Images Palestinians clambered onto an aid truck as it entered the Gaza strip
affected. To reduce the likelihood of encountering Israelis who might assault or harass them, Palestinian girls have sometimes dropped out of school, and women stopped working, according to the West Bank Protection Consortium report. Coordinator
affect thousands of people. Four days earlier, [Israeli forces shot dead two drivers working for Unicef](https://news.un.org/en/story/2026/04/1167331), the UN agency for children, at the main water collection point for northern Gaza. Two others
Gaza. I visited a checkpoint of the Lebanese military near the occupied town of Khiam (Lebanon's national army is not a party to the conflict). The road had been blocked with a large garbage
attacks by Israeli forces: - Damaged 5,000 hectares (12,350 acres) of forest cover, including broadleaf, pine and stone pine stands, destroying habitats, disregulating local climates and causing soil erosion. - Destroyed $118m (£87m) of physical
Gaza’s 2.3 million people remain forcibly displaced. Legal experts, analysts and local officials warn that the ultimate objective is the “emptying of residential geography”, carving out a depopulated “buffer zone” at the forward edge
attacked them. One grandmother with nerve damage to her feet caused by diabetes has spoken of having parts of her toes bitten off. In a recent survey, cited by UN agencies, rodents or pests were
areas from the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, expressed unhappiness with the ceasefire. Moshe Davidovich, head of the Mateh Asher Regional Council in the western Galilee of northern Israel, told local media in a statement