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Dozens killed as Israel expands Gaza offensive

Jun 06, 2024

Gaza [Palestine], June 6: Dozens of Palestinians have been killed in heavy Israeli bombardment of the central Gaza Strip, as mediators plan to resume talks on a proposed ceasefire and captive release deal.
Urban combat and shelling rocked Gaza's southern city of Rafah near the Egyptian border, as fighting also flared again in central areas, where the Israeli army said "troops have started targeted operational activity in the areas of Bureij and eastern Deir el-Balah, both above and below ground".
A medical source said on Wednesday that at least 75 people were killed by Israeli attacks on central Gaza over the past day. The morgues in the central city of Deir el-Balah were full while the local Al-Aqsa Hospital was working at three times its capacity.
In a statement, the Israeli army said it struck "terror targets" in the area, killing "several" members of the Palestinian group Hamas.
Almost eight months into Israel's war on Gaza, global outrage has spiralled over the soaring death toll - exceeding 36,500 - and the destruction in the besieged and bombarded territory, where United Nations data suggests more than half of all buildings are destroyed or damaged.
Source: Qatar Tribune

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