The Israeli onslaught on Gaza is in its fifth month and now new long-term consequences are unfolding in the territory.

The UK Home Office is denying visas to the children of migrant single mothers in the health sector saying there are “no compelling reasons” to grant them, according to an investigation.

At least 19 Palestinians, including small children, have been killed in the latest Israeli airstrikes on the southern city of Rafah.

UNICEF warns Gaza children are chronically underfed and extremely traumatized.

A senior UN official says a ceasefire must be put in place in Gaza otherwise disease-deaths could outnumber bombing-deaths in the besieged Palestinian territory.

Journalists entering bombed-out hospital reportedly discover decomposing premature babies not evacuated following siege

The most recent group of Palestinian children, freed by Israel as part of the truce agreement with Hamas, have shared their accounts in Israeli prisons recounting instances of physical assault, torture, mistreatment, deliberate starvation, and purposeful isolation from news about events outside the confines of the prison.

As per Palestinian officials in Gaza, since the start of the Israeli aggression last month, more than 5,500 children have been killed, which is one Palestinian child killed every 10 minutes.

Catherine Russell, executive director of UNICEF has warned that the situation in the Gaza Strip is devastating, saying the Israeli regime’s brutal war has left nowhere safe for the enclave’s one million children.

The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) says more than 700,000 children in Gaza have been displaced amid brutal Israeli strikes.