US-Palestinian teen shot dead by Israeli settler, officials say
Palestinian resistance launches rockets at Israel
Yemen’s Houthis report 9 new US air strikes in Hudaida
Number of Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza rises to 36
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The UN said nearly 400,000 Palestinians have been displaced in Gaza since Israel shattered the recent ceasefire deal, with no arrangements made for civilian safety.
"Our humanitarian colleagues tell us that across Gaza, Israeli attacks continue unabated, causing systematic, large-scale civilian casualties," UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric said at a news conference.
The people in Gaza "including many children, are being killed, injured and maimed for life," Dujarric said.
"Survivors across Gaza are being displaced repeatedly and forced into an ever-shrinking space where their basic needs just cannot be met. Overall, we estimate that nearly 400,000 people have been displaced yet again since the breakdown of the ceasefire. That's 18 percent of all Palestinians in Gaza."
The heads of six UN agencies called for an urgent renewal of the ceasefire in Gaza, warning of severe aid shortages and the mounting civilian death toll since Israel resumed its war on March 18.
No new humanitarian supplies have entered the Palestinian enclave since Israel blocked the entry of aid trucks on March 2, as talks for the next stage of a now-broken truce and a deal for the release of the remaining hostages.
"More than 2.1 million people are trapped, bombed and starved again, while, at crossing points, food, medicine, fuel and shelter supplies are piling up, and vital equipment is stuck," said a statement co-signed by the heads of six UN agencies including the UN's aid coordination agency (OCHA) and the World Food Programme.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is meeting with President Donald Trump in Washington.
Trump greeted the Israeli prime minister with a firm handshake as he arrived for talks. Trump ignored shouted questions from reporters.
Shortly before their meeting, the White House announced that Trump and Netanyahu's plans to hold a joint news conference had been cancelled. The White House did not offer any immediate explanation for why it was scrapped.
Israeli police released Jonatan Urich, a media adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, to house arrest after a court order amid investigations into allegations of receiving money from Qatar to promote its image in the Israeli media.
According to the public broadcaster KAN, Urich, alongside Eli Feldstein, another Netanyahu aide, is suspected of involvement in "a series of serious offences, including bribery, fraud, breach of trust, leaking classified information, money laundering and contact with a foreign agent".
According to the testimony from an unnamed investigator, Urich allegedly "passed messages to the press under the prime minister's office name, believed to have been relayed through a party with financial and political ties to Qatar, appearing as if from an official or security source", KAN said.
Protesters gathered near the US Embassy in Dhaka to condemn the ongoing genocide in Gaza and Washington's support for Israeli forces, including the supply of weapons.
A large number of participants, including students from nearby private universities, assembled at various points close to the embassy in the capital's Gulshan neighbourhood.
Security forces, including police and military personnel, set up barricades in the area.
Yemen's Houthis said they targeted a military site in Israel and attacked two US destroyers in the Red Sea, shortly after Israel's army said it intercepted a drone launched from the east.
The Yemeni group "carried out a military operation targeting an Israeli military target in the occupied area of Yaffa (Tel Aviv) using a 'Yaffa' drone", Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree said in a video statement.
The Houthis also targeted "two US destroyers with several cruise missiles and drones" in the Red Sea, he added.
At least 28 Palestinians were killed, including a journalist, in a series of air strikes across Gaza, medics said.
A medical source said fighter jets struck a tent for journalists near the Nasser Hospital in the southern city of Khan Younis, killing a journalist and a civilian, and injuring nine other journalists, including some in critical condition.
The journalist victim was identified as Helmi Al-Faqawi, a reporter for Palestine Today news agency, according to local sources.
Israeli army chief Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir ordered a more in-depth investigation into last month's deadly attack by Israeli soldiers on ambulances in Gaza, the military said.
"The Chief of Staff has instructed a deeper investigation to be conducted and completed in the coming days," the military said in a statement, after it completed an initial investigation into the March 23 shooting.
From Indonesia to Tunisia, tens of thousands hit streets to protest against Israel's genocide of besieged Palestinians in Gaza, putting fury toward US President Donald Trump near the centre of their demands.
The Palestine Red Crescent Society said that 15 medics and rescuers killed by Israeli forces last month in Gaza were shot in the upper body with "intent to kill".
The killings occurred in southern Gaza on March 23, days into a renewed Israeli offensive in the war-ravaged territory. They have since sparked international condemnation, with Israel insisting there were militants in the ambulances.
The PRCS announcement came as Hamas and rescuers said an Israeli strike on southern Gaza killed one journalist and wounded nine others, while the Israeli military reported it targeted a militant posing as a reporter.
The journalist is one of at least 12 people killed in Israeli strikes across the Palestinian territory on Monday, according to Gaza's civil defence agency.