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Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

2024-12-01 17:24 Last Updated At:22:17

Save the Children, a global charity organization, condemned an Israeli airstrike on Saturday which killed one of its staff members in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza.

According to its statement released on Saturday, this incident marks the second fatality for the organization in Gaza amid ongoing violence.

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Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

Save the Children expressed profound shock and anger over the incident. The organization called for an investigation into the attack killing the humanitarian worker.

The Palestinian death toll from ongoing Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip has risen to 44,382, Gaza-based health authorities said in a statement on Saturday.

Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

Global charity organization condemns Israeli airstrike over staff casualty

China on Tuesday sent the Yaogan-50 01 remote sensing satellite into space.

Launched at 22:16 (Beijing Time) aboard a modified version of the Long March-6 rocket, the satellite has entered planned orbit, according to the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center.

It will be used for national land surveys, crop yield estimation, and disaster prevention and mitigation.

The launch was the 624th flight mission undertaken by the Long March rocket series and marked China's first successful orbital launch of 2026.

China opens 2026 space mission schedule with successful satellite launch

China opens 2026 space mission schedule with successful satellite launch

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