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A group of 28 premature babies from the Gaza Strip have been evacuated from the embattled Al-Shifa Hospital inside the besieged Palestinian enclave and transferred to Egypt to receive much-needed treatment.

Last week, Israeli forces seized Al-Shifa Hospital, the largest medical facility in Gaza, to search for what they said was a Hamas tunnel network and command centre built underneath the complex.

Hamas has denied the allegations.

Activists in South Korea have displayed two thousand pairs of shoes in downtown Seoul as they call for a ceasefire in Gaza. The shoes represent Palestinians killed in the ongoing war on the coastal enclave.

Some 30 activists held signs that read "Stop the war, stop the occupation" and "Lift Gaza siege".

 At least 12,000 people have been killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7.

Earlier this week, protestors blocked entrances to the Democratic National Committee headquarters in Washington DC to force politicians to encounter their candlelight vigil and calls for an end to Israel's war on Gaza and Gaza genocide.

Many wore black shirts reading “Ceasefire Now” and chanted “let Gaza live.” However, Capitol police responded to the demonstration with a forceful crackdown which has drawn a lot of criticism. Organisers said over 90 non-violent people in the protest were injured by Capitol police.

The Indonesian Hospital in northern Gaza Strip is now unable to cope after it ran out of blood and resources.

A limited medical team is left in the hospital to tend to the nonstop stream of the injured after the facility, located near the Jabalia refugee camp, has been struck multiple times by Israeli airstrikes.

In a decisive vote, the UK House of Commons on Wednesday night rejected a Gaza ceasefire proposal with a significant majority — 293 MPs voted against it, while only 125 voted in favour.

This vote laid bare the deep-seated division within the opposition Labour Party, after 56 of its MPs defied party leader Keir Starmer by supporting the ceasefire motion.

The internal conflict was further accentuated by the resignation of eight members of Starmer's frontbench, who stepped down from their shadow ministerial posts in protest.