Israeli bombing of a school sheltering displaced Palestinians in Gaza City coincided with the US announcement of a new $3.5 billion military package for Tel Aviv.

Jewish pro-Palestinians protest against the recent US military aid to the Israeli regime.

So far more than 90 attorneys have signed on to a legal letter in that regard, including 20 from inside the White House.

Senior US officials have expressed doubts to Secretary of State Antony Blinken regarding Israel's claims of adhering to international humanitarian law using US-supplied weapons, according to an internal State Department memo.

House Speaker Mike Johnson said he aims to advance a bill for aid package to Israel this week.

“If one side can shoot and the other side can't shoot back, the side that can't shoot back loses. So the stakes are very high,” General Cavoli has said.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that if Ukraine fails to receive the US military aid promised but currently blocked due to Congressional disputes, it will be forced to retreat gradually.