Israeli strikes kill three people in Gaza, medics say
Health officials said the dead included Basir Al-Bursh, while separate strikes and gunfire wounded others across the enclave.
- On Saturday, September 19, Israeli strikes killed at least four people in Gaza, including a 10-year-old girl and Baseer Al-Bursh, son of Gaza health ministry director-general Munir Al-Bursh.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed no let-up in strikes targeting Hamas, which led the October 7, 2023 attack against Israel, and no pullout from Gaza until Hamas disarms.
- One child 'succumbed to wounds sustained this morning from Israeli army fire' north of Nuseirat camp, while an air strike in a Jabalia encampment killed Baseer, according to ministry officials.
- Speaking at his son's funeral in Gaza City, Munir Al-Bursh called the killing 'a continuation of crimes,' according to a statement from the health ministry operating under Hamas authority.
- Israeli strikes have killed more than 1,300 people since the United States-brokered ceasefire last year, while the broader offensive has left most of Gaza in ruins with more than 73,800 deaths.
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Aftenposten
NettavisenIsraeli strikes killed at least four people on Saturday, according to local health officials. A 10-year-old girl and the son of the director of Gaza's health ministry are among the dead.
Despite an agreed ceasefire, the Israeli army repeatedly attacks targets in the Gaza Strip. Now, apparently, a refugee camp has also been hit, the terrorist organization Hamas complains.
At least four people were killed in Gaza by Israeli fire, including a ten-year-old girl and the son of a senior government official, informed the Palestinian Ministry of Health, which operates under the authority of the Hamas movement. One of the dead is the eldest son of Munir al-Bursh, director-general of the Gaza Ministry of Health, Basir al-Bursh. Tension: amidst US sanctions against Russia, European countries record new air incidents Video:…
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BTA child and the son of a senior official in Gaza's health ministry are reported to have been killed in the attack.
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