Israeli Strike on Gaza Police Station Kills Nine
The military said it targeted a Hamas commander, and Gaza health officials reported at least 16 Palestinians killed across the strip in the latest attacks.
- On Wednesday, an Israeli airstrike on a municipal police headquarters in Gaza City killed nine people, according to Palestinian authorities.
- Attacks in the Palestinian territory have persisted despite ongoing peace efforts; health officials reported yesterday that an Israeli airstrike killed six people in Gaza City's port.
- Gaza City's Al-Shifa Hospital reported at least 20 wounded following the strike, while the Israeli military stated the operation targeted a Hamas commander and that "Prior to the strike, steps were taken to mitigate harm to civilians."
- Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem described the attack as a "new brutal massacre" and held the Peace Council responsible for failing to pressure Israel to comply with ceasefire commitments.
- President Donald Trump's envoy Jared Kushner met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday to advance Gaza disarmament talks, though Netanyahu vowed not to withdraw troops until Hamas is "genuinely disarmed.
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Nine people, including a child, were killed in an Israeli strike on the Gaza City municipal police headquarters, Gaza Strip health authorities said on Wednesday.
10 Palestinians were killed, and more than 15 others were injured yesterday, in two raids by Israeli occupation aircraft on the municipal police headquarters in the centre of Gaza City. The Directorate-General of Police said that the occupation aircraft had targeted the municipal police headquarters in Gaza governorate, killing nine officers and police officers and injuring more than 15 others who had been taken to Gaza City hospitals for treatm…
According to Palestinian sources, nine people were killed in an Israeli air raid on a police station in Gaza. Israel's army declared that the attack was in the hands of a Hamas commander.
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