Israel burns journalist alive as genocide continues

The Israeli army attacked the tents of journalists near Al-Nasr Hospital in Gaza on Sunday, killing one journalist who was burned alive, while seven others were injured. 

Israeli forces have intensified their assault on Gaza with relentless airstrikes, killing at least 43 Palestinians since Sunday morning.

Makeshift shelters were targeted, burying families beneath debris and killing several Palestinians, according to ground-based medics.

The attacks come after a series of airstrikes that have bombed shelters for displaced persons and caused extensive damage.

 The Quds News Network reports that two individuals, including journalist Helmi al-Faqawi, were murdered and several others were injured in Israel's bombardment near Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis. 

Six additional journalists, including Mahmoud Awad of Al Jazeera, were injured in the genocide. Since the conflict started in October 2023, more than 200 Palestinian journalists have been slain.

The violence has spread outside of Gaza, as Israeli troops shot and killed a 14-year-old Palestinian-American boy near Turmus Aya in the West Bank, further escalating tensions.

Additionally, Israel's military ordered evacuations in five neighborhoods of Deir el-Balah after intercepting rockets fired toward Ashdod and Ashkelon. 

Hamas's Qassam Brigades claimed responsibility for the rocket fire, characterizing it as retaliation for Israel's "mass killings" in Gaza.

As the death toll continues to rise, the humanitarian situation in Gaza remains dire, with thousands displaced, injured, and killed, while the international community calls for an immediate ceasefire and humanitarian aid access.