US Edition2 hostages rescued in Gaza raid that killed dozens of Palestinians
- Israeli forces have rescued two hostages in a raid in Rafah, Gaza, marking progress in freeing captives held by Hamas. At least 67 Palestinians were killed during the airstrikes as part of the operation.
- The Israeli government aims to free all remaining captives and destroy Hamas' military and governing capabilities. However, rifts have emerged in Israel over the best approach to ending the hostage ordeal.
- The ongoing conflict has resulted in massive civilian casualties, with over 28,000 Palestinians killed and 80% of the population displaced, causing a humanitarian crisis.
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Overnight Airstrikes Kill Gazans, Free Israeli Hostages - The New American
Dozens of people were killed overnight on Monday by Israeli airstrikes in the southern Gazan city of Rafah, reports CNN. Among the dead are children, according to the Palestine Red Crescent Society, a national humanitarian organization, which numbered fatalities as 100 but said the toll could rise further as emergency crews search through rubble. Many ... The post Overnight Airstrikes Kill Gazans, Free Israeli Hostages appeared first on The New …
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