US EditionVerifying Gaza Footage After 20 Reported Killed in Israeli Strikes
- On Wednesday, the Israeli military said it launched strikes after militants opened fire and seriously wounded an Israeli soldier, killing at least 17 people, including six children, in Gaza, Gaza health officials said.
- After reporting a tunnel breach in Rafah, the military said Israeli troops were attacked during routine operations, prompting retaliatory strikes.
- Mohamed Abu Salmiya reported `We also received dozens of wounded. The situation is extremely difficult in the hospitals of the Gaza Strip due to the severe shortage of medicines and medical supplies,' Abu Salmiya said, while Abu Mohammed Haboush said `We were sleeping when suddenly shells and gunfire rained down on us.'
- Tents housing displaced people in Mawasi were ripped apart, and Hamas said Israel's actions undermined efforts to stabilise the ceasefire amid a nearly 560 ceasefire casualty toll.
- Amid the partial Rafah reopening this week, the incidents followed U.S. pressure but limited passage to patients, while key issues like withdrawal from over 50% of Gaza remain unresolved and violence continues despite the truce's second phase.
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The Israeli army carried out airstrikes across the Gaza Strip today, after Palestinian militants opened fire on Israeli forces last night and seriously wounded one soldier, the Israeli army announced, reports the New York Times.
Israeli Attacks Kill 23 Palestinians Across Gaza, Including Seven Children - News From Antiwar.com
The Israeli military launched heavy attacks across the Gaza Strip on Wednesday that killed at least 23 Palestinians, including young children, as it continues its constant violations of the US-backed ceasefire deal. Israeli airstrikes and tank shelling hit the Tuffah and Zeitoun neighbourhoods of Gaza City, where at least 14…
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Israel strikes Gaza, killing 24, and says an attack by militants wounded 1 soldier
DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — Israeli strikes pounded Gaza on Wednesday, killing at least 24 Palestinians, including two babies, and straining an already fragile ceasefire deal, hospital officials said. Israel said some of the strikes came in response to…
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