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Gaza Mourns 10 Killed in Eid Strikes as Netanyahu Vows Wider Control of the Strip
Shifa Hospital said more than 20 people were wounded as mourners buried victims, including five children and a Hamas fighter.
- On Thursday, dozens of Palestinians in Gaza City held funeral prayers for 10 people killed in Israeli strikes the night before, including five children and a Hamas militant, during Eid, the Feast of Sacrifice.
- The Israeli military launched strikes Wednesday evening targeting two Hamas militants in northern Gaza Strip; among those killed was Hamas fighter Imad Isleim, with more than 20 people injured.
- Across the Gaza Strip, 16 people were killed and 39 others wounded over the past 48 hours, while an Israeli strike earlier this week killed Mohammed Odeh, leader of the Qassam Brigades.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday that Israel now controls 60% of Gaza and is "tightening the grip" on Hamas, with a goal of reaching 70% control of the territory.
- Since the ceasefire began last October, 922 people have been killed in Gaza and 2,786 others injured, according to health ministry records viewed as generally reliable by the international community.
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Gaza: Palestinians mourn 10 killed by Israel in Eid strikes
Dozens of Palestinians in Gaza City gathered on Thursday for funeral prayers for 10 people killed in Israeli strikes the night before, including five children and an elderly person, as well as a Hamas chief. More than 20 people were injured in the strikes, according to the Al-Shifa Hospital. Video from the scene showed flames pouring from an upper-floor window of a building, while bystanders rushed to carry wounded people, including children, to…
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Dozens of Palestinians in Gaza City gathered Thursday for funeral prayers for 10 people who died last night in Israeli attacks, including five children, an elder and a Hamas militiaman.
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