US EditionStrikes on Gaza kill at least 60 people, local officials say, as criticism against Israel mounts
- Israel pressed ahead with a new military offensive in Gaza on Tuesday, launching airstrikes that killed at least 85 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
- The offensive follows nearly three months of an Israeli blockade aimed at pressuring Hamas, during which food, medicine, and fuel were mostly prevented from entering Gaza.
- Dozens of aid trucks began entering Gaza two days before the strikes, carrying food, baby formula, and medical supplies, but the shipments have not reached distribution points due to complex clearance processes.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu allowed limited aid entry after allies urged support withdrawal amid images of starvation, while the British government suspended free trade talks and announced new sanctions on West Bank settlements.
- The offensive, which Israel says aims to destroy Hamas and recover hostages, has drawn international condemnation and resulted in over 300 deaths in Gaza, with many civilians among the casualties.
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Airstrikes kill dozens in Gaza as international criticism of Israel grows
Israeli forces killed at least 55 Palestinians in airstrikes in Gaza on Tuesday, local medics said, continuing to bombard the enclave despite mounting international pressure to halt military operations and allow unimpeded deliveries of aid. Britain announced it was suspending trade talks with Israel and summoning its ambassador over "egregious…
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Israeli airstrikes leave dozens dead across Gaza
DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip — Israel pressed ahead Tuesday with its new military offensive in Gaza despite mounting international criticism, launching airstrikes that health officials said killed at least 85 Palestinians. Israeli officials claim they also allowed in dozens more…
38 killed in Israeli air strikes across Gaza in half-hour period
At least 38 Palestinians were killed in a series of Israeli air strikes across the Gaza Strip within a 30-minute window overnight, according to Palestinian medical sources. The strikes reportedly hit multiple locations, including a school and an abandoned fuel station housing displaced civilians. The Hamas-run civil defence agency said rescue efforts were hampered by limited equipment and ongoing bombardment. Ten people were killed at the Musa b…
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