Evening recap

Our live blog will shortly be closing until tomorrow morning.

Here are the day's key developments:

- Relentless Israeli air strikes and artillery shelling targeted desperate Palestinians in Gaza City on Tuesday, on the same day a United Nations inquiry ruled that Israel is committing genocide in the besieged enclave.

- Health officials in Gaza said Israel has killed a total of 106 identified Palestinians since dawn on Tuesday, with 91 of them being in Gaza City. 

- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he has been invited to return to the White House after the United Nations General Assembly in two weeks' time. 

- The foreign ministers of 16 countries have warned Israel not to attack the Global Sumud Flotilla, a civil society initiative attempting to deliver humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip through sea vessels.

- Yemen's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, under its Houthi government, said that the joint communiqué produced by the emergency Arab-Islamic summit in Doha was "disappointing" and fell short of "the hopes and expectations of Arab and Muslim peoples".

- Yemen's Houthis launched missiles aimed at Eilat-Ramon airport, causing air raid sirens to sound across southern Israel. Israel earlier launched 12 missiles at Hodeidah port in Yemen.