The Palestinian death toll from the ongoing Israeli attacks in Gaza had risen to 43,922, with total injuries adding up to 103,900, the Gaza-based health authorities said in a statement released on Monday.
On the day alone, at least 50 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza, medical sources in the strip told China Media Group (CMG)
At least 17 Palestinians were killed in an Israeli air raid on a house near Kamal Adwan Hospital in Beit Lahia in northern Gaza. Israeli attacks also caused casualties, including children, in Gaza City in northern Gaza, the Nuseirat refugee camp in the central, and in Al-Mawasi area and Rafah in the south.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) released a video on Monday showing its attacks on a residential building in Beit Lahia the day before. IDF claimed the attack, which resulted in at least 72 deaths, was aimed at destroying local military targets.
Death toll from Israeli attacks in Gaza rises to 43,922
Death toll from Israeli attacks in Gaza rises to 43,922
Death toll from Israeli attacks in Gaza rises to 43,922
China and Germany should join forces to confront urgent global economic challenges, such as fragmentation and protectionism, said a German financial expert on Monday at the 10th China Day event within the framework of the 27th Euro Finance Week in Frankfurt.
The Euro Finance Week, one of Europe's largest platform for the financial industry, is held annually in November, with the China Day specifically focused on exploring cooperation opportunities in finance, economy and trade between China and Europe, Germany in particular.
Sabine Mauderer, vice president of Deutsche Bundesbank, warned against protectionism, saying it hinders growth and is especially harmful during a time when the global economy is already suffering from supply chain disruptions.
"A fragmentation of the global economy has no wins. We all know that protectionism typically leads to a decline in growth," she stressed.
Mauderer pointed out that while companies in China and Germany are both business partners and competitors, it is essential for the two sides to find a way to ensure that competition remains fair and mutually beneficial.
Mauderer also emphasized that low interest rates can only provide short-term support for economic recovery, while technological innovation and the promotion of digitalization are the long-term drivers of global economic growth.
At Euro Finance Week, the Frankfurt Branch of Bank of China won a special award for its outstanding contributions to the financial hub Frankfurt and its excellent Renminbi services in Germany.
Financial expert calls for China-Germany cooperation, warns against protectionism
