Gaza hit by telecoms blackout as Israeli tanks and infantry advance
Israeli forces have intensified their ground offensive, cutting telecoms and causing at least 3,542 Palestinian deaths since mid-August, while hundreds of thousands have fled or remain displaced, officials said.
- Israeli forces have intensified military operations in Gaza City, targeting areas like Sheikh Radwan and Tel Al-Hawa, leading to at least 14 Palestinian deaths on Thursday, according to local health authorities.
- The total Palestinian death toll from the ongoing war has surpassed 65,000, according to Gaza health authorities.
- The Palestinian Telecommunications Company announced that services were cut off due to ongoing attacks targeting network routes.
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Gaza hit by telecoms blackout as Israeli tanks and infantry advance
Israeli tanks advanced along two gateways to the centre of Gaza City on Thursday while internet and phone lines were cut off for several hours, signaling a potential escalation in ground operations in the Palestinian enclave.

Gaza hit by telecoms blackout as Israeli tanks advance
GAZA: Israeli tanks were seen in two Gaza City areas that are gateways to the city centre, residents said on Thursday (Sep 18), while internet and phone lines were cut off across the Gaza Strip, a sign that ground operations were likely to escalate imminently. Israeli forces control Gaza City's eastern s
Gaza Hit by Telecoms Blackout as Israeli Tanks Advance
Israeli tanks were seen in two Gaza City areas that are gateways to the city center, residents said on Thursday, while internet and phone lines were cut off across the Gaza Strip, a sign that ground operations were likely to escalate imminently. Israeli forces control Gaza City's eastern suburbs and in recent days have been pounding the Sheikh Radwan and Tel Al-Hawa areas, from where they would be positioned to advance on central and western are…
Gaza hit by telecoms blackout as Israeli tanks advance amid intensifying invasion
Israeli tanks were seen in two Gaza City areas that are gateways to the city centre, residents said on Thursday, while internet and phone lines were cut off across the Gaza Strip, a sign that ground operations were likely to escalate imminently.
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