Israel admits airstrike that killed 86 people at Gaza refugee camp was 'regrettable mistake'
- The Israeli military expressed regret for causing harm to civilians during an airstrike on the Maghazi refugee camp, resulting in at least 70 deaths.
- Israel's military continued strikes on Hamas in Gaza, while criticism mounts over civilian casualties and the UN reports inadequate protection for civilians.
- The Israeli Defense Forces admitted to using the wrong munition in the attack, causing extensive collateral damage that could have been avoided.
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Israeli army says it 'regrets' civilian deaths in strike on Gaza's Maghazi refugee camp
The airstrike on the camp in the central Gaza Strip killed dozens of people, including children, amid severe damage to nearby buildings. IDF says it 'regrets the injury to those not involved'
·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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