Israeli strikes on Gaza kill more than 90 people in the last 48 hours, Palestinians say

Deir Al Balah. Tel Aviv’s military campaign in Gaza killed more than 90 Palestinians in the last 48 hours, 54 of them yesterday, reported the Palestinian enclave’s ministry of health; while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that he “had no choice but to continue fighting for our very existence, until victory” and continue the attacks until “destroy Hamas, release the hostages and ensure that the territory does not pose a threat …

Gaza strikes kill nearly 100 people in 48 hours

DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu again said Saturday that Israel has "no choice" but to continue fighting in Gaza and will not end the war before destroying Hamas, freeing the hostages and ensuring the territory…

Air strikes and artillery shelling created a critical situation, with a total of 92 deaths and more than 200 injuries in the last 48 hours, affecting areas that Israel promotes as safe and killing civilians who moved to escape death. READ ALSO: Israel kills 50 people during several attacks on Gaza In Khan Yunis, south of Gaza, an Israeli helicopter attack impacted a tent that housed displaced persons, killing nine people. In addition, a resident…

Gaza rescuers say at least 54 killed in Israeli strikes

Gaza's civil defence agency reported that Israeli air strikes killed at least 54 people, adding the toll was expected to climb.

Gaza, Gaza Strip.- Israeli attacks on Gaza killed more than 90 people in the last 48 hours, the Ministry of Health of the Palestinian enclave reported on Saturday, while Israeli troops intensified their attacks to pressure Hamas to release the remaining hostages and disarm. Among the 15 killed during the night were women and minors, some of whom were refugees in a designated humanitarian area, according to hospital personnel. At least 11 people …

Israeli strikes on Gaza kill more than 90 people in 48 hours, say Palestinians

The dead include women and children sheltering in a designated humanitarian zone, said hospital staff.