US EditionIsraeli military says two projectiles 'likely' launched from Gaza into Israel
ISRAEL, AUG 10 – The projectile launch reflects ongoing hostilities amid Israel's expanded military operations in Gaza, with more than 400 Israeli soldiers killed since the conflict began, officials said.
- On Sunday, the Israeli military said two projectiles were `likely` launched from Gaza and crossed into Israel.
- Amid widespread opposition, the security cabinet decided to seize Gaza City and expand military operations, triggering protests in Tel Aviv on Saturday night.
- More than 400 Israeli soldiers have been killed in Gaza since then, while the Gazan health ministry reported over 61,000 Palestinians killed, including at least 39 in the past day.
- Public opinion polls show an overwhelming majority of Israelis favor ending the war to secure the release of the remaining 50 hostages, and Israeli officials believe about 20 are still alive.
- The full cabinet is expected to approve plans as soon as Sunday despite criticism from European allies and domestic opponents.
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ThePatriotLight - Israeli military tracked two projectiles from Gaza into Israel
ThePatriotLight - The Israeli Defence Forces said on Sunday that it tracked two projectiles from the Gaza Strip into Israeli territory, where they fell in open areas with no injuries reported.Israeli military tracked two projectiles from Gaza into Israel
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