Israel Says 21 Soldiers Killed in Gaza in Worst Single-Day Toll
- The Israeli army confirms that 21 of its soldiers were killed in Gaza, the deadliest day for Israeli forces since the start of their ground operation.
- The soldiers, all reservists, were involved in an operation to allow residents of southern Israel to return home after being evacuated due to a Hamas attack.
- The buildings collapsed and caused the deaths of the soldiers when a Hamas militant fired a rocket-propelled grenade at a tank, triggering explosives set up by Israeli forces.
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Israel suffers biggest soldier loss as criticism of war mounts at home
Israel's army said on Tuesday that 21 soldiers were killed in Gaza in the biggest loss of military life since fighting began in October. Israeli Defense Force spokesman Daniel Hagari said the troops were preparing explosives to demolish two buildings on Monday when a militant fired a rocket-propelled grenade at a nearby tank, setting off the explosion prematurely. The buildings collapsed on the soldiers. Israel's Channel 13 says the toll is ev…
Such is the link between citizens and the Army that the news about the 24 fallen plunged the country into a generalized atmosphere of mourning and...
Israel suffers heavy casualties in Gaza War, loses 24 soldiers in 24hrs
Twenty-four Israeli soldiers were killed in combat in southern Gaza on Monday, the military said, in the biggest single loss of life for Israeli troops during the war with Hamas. The post Israel suffers heavy casualties in Gaza War, loses 24 soldiers in 24hrs appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News.
Fuerte golpe de Israel a Hamas: el Ejército abatió a más de 100 terroristas en las últimas 24 horas
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More Than 20 Israeli Soldiers Killed In Large Scale Attack
Amid news of more than 20 Israeli soldiers killed in a large scale attack, One America's Chief White House Correspondent Monica Paige speaks with the spokesperson from the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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