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Palestinian authorities report 1,021 deaths since the Gaza ceasefire commenced, pushing the overall toll to 73,032. Humanitarian conditions continue deteriorating amid housing destruction and aid restrictions affecting nearly one million displaced Palestinians.
United Nations investigators have released a report accusing Israel of systematically targeting Palestinian children in Gaza, characterizing such attacks as central to an alleged ongoing genocide. Israel has rejected the findings.
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Malaysia and Bangladesh have pledged to intensify cooperation through ASEAN platforms to address the Rohingya refugee crisis, with both nations committed to securing safe repatriation to Myanmar.
The United Nations has condemned the Gaza ceasefire as a 'deadly illusion', citing 265 child deaths recorded since fighting formally ceased over eight months ago, raising urgent humanitarian concerns.
A Malaysian minister has called for balancing humanitarian concerns with legal requirements in addressing the Rohingya situation, as public discourse intensifies over the community's presence in the country.