The ongoing Israeli attacks have killed 39,363 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and injured 90,923 others, health authorities in the besieged enclave said Monday.
Over the past 24 hours, the Israeli forces carried out three operations in Gaza, leaving 39 deaths and 93 injuries, said the health authorities in a statement.
Prospects for a ceasefire in Gaza is still not promising after a Sunday meeting held in Rome, gathering officials from Israel, the United States, Qatar and Egypt, which reported no apparent progress.
Israeli media said that the stagnant situation was created by an even-tougher Israeli position.
Palestinian death toll in Gaza rises to 39,363: health authorities
The China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) on Friday voiced strong opposition to the U.S. decision to impose additional 25 percent tariffs on imported autos and certain auto parts.
Calling the U.S. move a "blatant act of unilateralism," the CAAM said such an act violates the World Trade Organization rules (WTO) and disrupts normal trade flows, and urged the U.S. side to correct its wrongful decision.
Noting that the auto industry is highly internationalized, the association said the U.S. move will significantly destabilize the global automotive supply chains and lead to an increase in auto prices, which will not only impose additional costs on consumers but also hinder the global economic recovery.
The CAAM also urged the U.S. administration to address industry concerns, engage in international trade with an open, inclusive and cooperative attitude, and work to maintain the prosperity and stability of the global auto industry.
China's auto industry association voices strong opposition to US auto tariffs
