Israeli Strikes in Gaza’s Rafah Kill 37 Palestinians, Mostly in Tents, as Offensive Escalates: Latest News and Live Updates on May 29, 2024

In a tragic turn of events, Israeli strikes have killed at least 37 Palestinians, most of whom were in tents near Gaza’s Rafah as the offensive continues to expand. The fighting in Rafah has made it nearly impossible for humanitarian groups to import and distribute aid to the southern Gaza region.

The US has also announced plans to remove a pier from the Gaza coast, which was damaged by rough seas, and repair it to continue providing airdrops of food. However, these efforts are not enough to meet all the needs of the affected population.

In another development, King Charles III has handed over the Army Air Corps to Prince William, intensifying tensions within the royal family as Prince Harry remains sidelined. This move has been seen as a “bitter kick in the teeth” for Prince Harry, further highlighting the rift within the royal family.

Meanwhile, Pope Francis has issued an apology after being quoted using a vulgar term in a discussion about the ban on gay priests. This incident has underscored the clash between the church’s official stance on homosexuality and the reality of gay men within the priesthood.

The Biden administration has expressed deep concern to Israel over the airstrikes in Rafah, warning against a large-scale military offensive. Russian President Vladimir Putin has also issued a warning to the West, cautioning against allowing Ukraine to strike inside Russia.

The situation remains tense and volatile, with global leaders closely monitoring the developments in the region. Stay tuned for more updates on this evolving story.