French authorities crack down on public displays of support for Palestinians, without distinguishing between civilians and militants, as the Israeli-Hamas conflict intensifies.
Israel orders residents of Gaza City and the surrounding area to evacuate within 24 hours, despite warnings from the United Nations about the potential disastrous consequences.
In Paris, police resort to using water cannons and tear gas to disperse a pro-Palestinian rally, following the imposition of a ban by the country’s interior minister, who cites the risk of public disturbances.
As Hamas continues to launch rockets into Israel and Israel retaliates, tensions rise worldwide. Reports of antisemitic threats increase, leading to heightened police presence around Jewish synagogues, temples, and businesses.
British Home Secretary Suella Braverman suggests a similar crackdown in the UK, stating that waving the Palestinian flag could be considered harassment of Jewish people or support for terrorism.
German officials ban a pro-Palestinian group in Berlin that allegedly distributed sweets to celebrate Hamas’ attack. The people of Gaza, under siege and anticipating a ground invasion by Israel, are in dire circumstances.
“We know the humanitarian situation is urgent,” says U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, referring to the dire conditions in the Palestinian enclave.
About half of Gaza’s population is comprised of children and teenagers.
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