Journalism of Courage
The retaliatory airstrikes on Gaza City has left over 1.8 million Palestinian refugees displaced by Israeli strikes. Hospitals and schools that run throughout the Gaza Strip have been damaged by the violence. In this Reuters photo, pro-Palestinian demonstrators protest during the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, in Munich, Germany.
Israeli military said it has secured the border after days of fighting, adding that 1,500 bodies of Hamas militants were found in Israeli territory. Israeli supporters wear the Israel flag to support Israel in Brussels, Belgium. (Reuters)
Gaza's Health Ministry said at least over 950 Palestinians had been killed in Israeli airstrikes on the blockaded enclave since Saturday. Pro-Palestinian demonstrators protest near the Israeli embassy in London. (Reuters)
The Israeli military had warned the over 2 million residents of Gaza that they should leave for neighbouring Egypt via the Rafah border crossing while they can, indicating an upcoming severity in retaliatory moves. (Israel supporters hold flags in Paris, France. Credit: Reuters)
In Gaza, tens of thousands fled their homes as relentless airstrikes levelled buildings. (People protest against Israel in in Manhattan in New York City. Credit: Reuters)
Protests supporting both Israel and Palestine were seen in different parts of the world. In this photo, Israeli supporters gather at the Times Square in Manhattan in New York City. (Reuters)
An Egyptian official and aid worker said that humanitarian aid is currently being discussed to be sent via the Rafah crossing point between Gaza and Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, AP news agency reported. (In this photo, people in Spain's Barcelona protest while holding Palestinian flags against Israeli airstrikes on Gaza. Credit: Reuters)
Israel supporters took street to protest against the Hamas' biggest attack on Israel next to the Brandenburg Gate, in Berlin, Germany. (Reuters)
