This is an entry from: Live: Thousands return home as Lebanon ceasefire takes hold
Morning update
21 November 2024 06:16 GMT
Good morning Middle East Eye readers,
Here are the latest updates:
- The director of Gaza's Kamal Adwan Hospital said that most of the 66 killed in Israel's latest attack on Beit Lahia are women and children
- Israeli forces killed two Palestinians in the village of Kafr Dan another in Ein Beit el-Ma refugee camp near Nablus in the occupied West Bank
- The Israeli army pounded Beirut's southern suburbs in the early hours of the morning and Hezbollah claimed several attacks on Israel
- The Israeli army sent bombing notices for several areas of southern Lebanon, mostly near the city of Tyre
- US presidential envoy Amos Hochstein is expected in Israel to continue the latest push for a ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel
- The US Senate voted against a bill that would have blocked the shipments of tank rounds, mortar rounds and smart-bomb kits for Israel
- The UN says only seven bakeries run by aid groups are still running in Gaza, and that they may close due to the lack of flour