US EditionIsrael pounds Gaza City, 123 dead in last 24 hours
The Gaza Health Ministry reported 123 deaths amid heavy bombardments and ongoing conflict, with starvation-related deaths reaching 235 since the war began, officials said.
- On August 13, 2025, the Gaza health ministry reported 123 deaths in Gaza City over 24 hours after Israel’s military unleashed heavy strikes.
- Residents reported heavy strikes in eastern Gaza City’s Zeitoun and Shejaia overnight, destroying many homes, according to residents.
- Al-Ahli hospital reported 12 people killed in an airstrike on a house in Zeitoun.
- Amid rising toll, talks in Cairo focused on a ceasefire, with Egyptian security sources saying Hamas rejected disarmament unless Israel ends the war, which the group opposed.
- It comes as officials said Israel’s planned re-seizure of Gaza City is likely weeks away, while 24 nations urged Israel to allow unrestricted aid.
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Starvation kills 4 in Gaza as Israeli strikes leave dozens dead
Israel's deliberate starvation of Gaza has claimed another four Palestinians, as it continues to wage its war on the coastal enclave. The latest deaths from starvation come after eight died yesterday, meaning the total number of dead stands at 239 people, including 106 children. The toll comes as Israeli attacks on Gaza on Wednesday killed over 100 people. The death toll comes amid continued international outrage at the aid situation in Gaza, w…
Israel pounds Gaza City; 123 killed in last 24 hours
Israel's military pounded Gaza City on Wednesday prior to a planned takeover, with another 123 people killed in the last day according to the Gaza health ministry, while militant group Hamas held further talks with Egyptian mediators. The 24-hour death toll was the worst in a week and added to…
Gaza pounded as deaths mount, calls grow for Israel to allow aid
The Israeli military pounded the Gaza Strip on Wednesday prior to a planned takeover, with another 123 people killed in the last day, according to the Gazan health ministry, while Hamas held further talks with Egyptian mediators.The 24-hour death toll was the worst in a week and added to the massive fatalities from the nearly two-year conflict that has shattered the besieged enclave that houses over 2 million Palestinians.Israeli Prime Minister …
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More than 100 humanitarian groups call on Israel to end ‘weaponisation’ of aid
As aid groups lash out at Israel over stranded supplies at the border, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has repeated the idea that Palestinians should simply leave Gaza.
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