New Israeli attack shakes displaced camps in Rafah: dozens dead and injured in escalation of violence.

Amidst the escalation of violence in the region, a new Israeli attack has shaken the displaced camps in Rafah, leaving around twenty dead and dozens injured. The artillery has struck intensely in this area, without prior warning, as reported by the Israeli Army. Israeli tanks have penetrated the center of Rafah, near the western neighborhood of Tal al Sultan, in what appears to be a continuous advance through the city, in a context marked by the constant confrontation between Israeli forces and Palestinian groups. This tragic incident adds to the recent news that an Israeli attack targeting two senior Hamas officials resulted in the death of 45 people in a displaced camp in Tal al Sultan. The international community has strongly condemned these actions and urged Israel to exercise maximum caution to avoid civilian casualties. However, the situation on the ground continues to be chaotic and dangerous for the Palestinian population. According to Palestinian medical sources, Israeli attacks have also hit areas near UNRWA warehouses in the center of Rafah, causing more fatalities and injuries. Field hospitals in the region have been overwhelmed by the number of injured, while the displaced have expressed their fear and desperation in the face of escalating violence. The Gaza government, controlled by Hamas, has denounced that in the last 48 hours at least 72 displaced persons have lost their lives in bombings on makeshift camps in Rafah, places that were supposed to be safe. The Gazan government has accused Israel of committing "massacres" against civilians and displaced persons, in a clear violation of human rights and international law. The situation in Rafah has become unbearable for the population, with over a million people fleeing the city since the start of the Israeli military operation on May 6. Despite calls from the international community to stop the violence and protect civilians, hostilities persist and the number of victims continues to rise. Faced with this severe humanitarian crisis, the UN Security Council has called for an emergency meeting to address the situation in Rafah. Hamas has urged this body to take immediate action to stop violations of international law and protect the civilian population. The international community is at a crossroads, with the responsibility to act urgently and decisively to end this spiral of violence that is devastating the lives of thousands of people in the region. Amidst the chaos and destruction, the civilian population of Rafah cries out for help and protection, while international powers seek a solution to stop this seemingly endless tragedy. The future of the region remains uncertain and the hope for peace is increasingly distant in a conflict that has shaped the history of the Middle East for decades.