US EditionIsraeli strike kills three members of Hamas-run police force in Gaza, interior ministry says
- Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip killed at least eight people, including local reporter Mahmoud Islim, according to Palestinian medics.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned of 'intense fighting' if Hamas does not return hostages by Saturday, February 16, 2025.
- The fragile ceasefire that began on January 19, 2025, has faced challenges, particularly regarding Israel's restrictions on humanitarian aid to Gaza.
- Hamas announced it would only release hostages if Israel follows the ceasefire agreement, according to a senior Hamas official.
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Mourners gather after three Hamas police officers killed in Gaza
Three members of the Hamas-run police force were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Rafah while securing aid coming into Gaza, according to Hamas. Their bodies were transported to the European Hospital in Khan Younis where mourners told an NBC News crew that they urge Israel to stick to the ceasefire.
Despite the agreement between Israel and the Palestinian resistance through the mediation of several nations, which stipulates that the Israeli Army must allow humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip and establishes a ceasefire that has been complied with by the resistance groups, three Gaza police officers were killed on Sunday to secure the entry of aid into the enclave.
Interior Ministry: Israeli strike kills 3 Palestinian police officers | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
CAIRO >> An Israeli airstrike killed three Palestinian police officers east of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on Sunday, the Hamas-run Interior Ministry said, calling it a breach of the fragile ceasefire that took effect on Jan. 19.
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