At least 50 families in the Gaza Strip have been wiped out from the civil registry after Israeli shelling and air strikes, the Palestinian health ministry says. (LBC International)
The Palestinian Ministry of Health says that about 70 percent of people in Gaza are deprived of health services. So far, the World Health Organization (WHO) has been able to deliver medical supplies for 2,000 patients in Gaza. (Reuters)
Military rules of engagement have been "loosened" for Israeli soldiers who take part in the expected ground invasion of Gaza, reports The New York Times, citing senior Israeli military sources. (The Telegraph)
Afghanistan's Herat Province is struck by another magnitude 6.3 earthquake, killing four people and injuring over 150 others, several days after a series of powerful earthquakes killed over 1,000 people in the province. (ITV)
The heads of the Arab League and African Union release a joint statement stating that Israel's planned ground invasion of Gaza "could lead to a genocide of unprecedented proportions". (Arab News)
A man brutally kills a 6-year-old boy and seriously injures his mother in Illinois. Detectives confirmed that the victims were targeted due to them being Palestinian Muslims and was tied to the Israel-Hamas conflict. (Reuters)