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Hamas-run health ministry says over 200 dead in Israeli strikes on Gaza
Intense Israeli strikes killed more than 200 people overnight in the Gaza Strip, the Hamas-run health ministry in the besieged Palestinian territory.
Intense Israeli strikes killed more than 200 people overnight in the Gaza Strip, the Hamas-run health ministry in the besieged Palestinian territory said Monday.
“More than 200 martyrs were reported in the overnight massacres,” the ministry said in a statement, adding the death toll only covered Gaza City and the northern part of the Gaza Strip.
Israel began pounding Gaza with what it called “significant” strikes on Monday as soldiers battled Hamas forces in the territory, ignoring ceasefire calls by UN aid agencies who condemned surging civilian deaths in the month-long conflict.
Israeli forces have stepped up their ground offensive in Gaza as part of the military response to the October 7 Hamas attacks that Israeli officials say killed 1,400 people, mostly civilians, with more than 240 people taken hostage.
Israel has since relentlessly bombarded the Gaza Strip and sent in ground troops, with the health ministry in the Hamas-run Palestinian territory saying 9,770 people have been killed, around two-thirds of them women and children.
— AFP
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Yes.. certain race & believe under open prison for 50yrs more? Tats the 2snake head big bully creation demo.crazy system in tix world, usin guns&boom to solve conflict wil ended NO ENDIN death in future, by then, the short 4yrs term politician clown hav left big scar & left the stage show wif $…… its everywhere all tix f00l politician in tix corrupted world help themselves wif $ where war is NOT accountable for…