A pregnant woman died from injuries sustained after being hit by Israeli forces three days ago in southern Khan Younis, in the Gaza Strip. This was reported by the Palestinian agency Wafa. According to data from ’Un Women’ cited by the same source, reports Al Jazeera, the war in Gaza has killed more than 38,000 women and girls, while another 11,000 have sustained injuries that will cause permanent disabilities. Meanwhile, according to medical sources, miscarriages are increasing in the Strip.
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In the face of the daily drip of deaths and injuries, the words of the United States president, Donald Trump, sound mocking: “We put out the fire and brought back all the hostages. Right now, not much is happening in Gaza,” Trump said speaking to journalists in Ireland. “It’s incredible. The parents of the dead hostages knew they were dead. They wanted their sons or daughters back and in the end, we brought them all back,” he added. “If you look at Gaza, right now many good relationships are being formed. I think we did a great job,” Trump concluded, calling the U.S. efforts in the Strip “extraordinary.”
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The BRICS countries expressed “deep concern” over the ongoing violence in the Gaza Strip despite the ceasefire agreement reached almost a year ago, in October 2025. This is stated in the joint final declaration issued at the end of the 18th summit held in New Delhi, which calls for full and unconditional humanitarian access to the Palestinian enclave. The BRICS also called for the cessation of any policy aimed at the forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza and expressed concern over agreements that could legitimize or prolong the occupation.
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