Death toll in Gaza rises to 10,328 Palestinians, including 4,237 children – health ministry

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Accident – Death – Obituary News : The death toll in Gaza has risen to 10,328 Palestinians, including 4,237 children, according to the Hamas-run health ministry. The number of people wounded has also increased to 25,965. The health ministry has appealed for international intervention to prevent the bombing of hospitals and has accused Israel of turning evacuation corridors into traps for the displaced. The Israeli military has continued to bombard southern cities in Gaza while calling for residents to move to the south of the territory. Journalists have been unable to independently verify the casualty figures. In the UK, the government has announced it will hold an emergency committee to consider the impact of the Israel-Hamas conflict domestically. Pro-Palestinian marches in London have caused controversy, with the prime minister regarding the scheduling of a march on Armistice Day as “provocative and disrespectful”. The Foreign Press Association has criticised the Israeli military for harassing reporters in the occupied West Bank, calling for the safety of journalists to be ensured. In Lebanon, a Hezbollah lawmaker has warned that the group will respond “double” to any Israeli attacks on civilians after a strike killed three children and their grandmother. The Lebanese government claims the strike hit a car carrying the family, while Israel’s military says it engaged a suspected transport for terrorists and is investigating reports of civilians inside. The ongoing conflict between Israel and anti-Israeli forces has resulted in more than 60 Hezbollah fighters and ten civilians killed, as well as seven Israeli soldiers and one civilian..