Death toll includes women, children and journalists, nearly a week after Israel broke ceasefireIsraeli airstrikes have killed at least 65 people in Gaza in the past 24 hours, including women, children and two journalists, the Palestinian health authority said on Monday, nearly a week after Israel broke its ceasefire with Hamas.Palestinians in Gaza have again been fleeing for their lives after Israel launched its new offensive in the territory, which started on Tuesday last week with a wave of airstrikes that killed about 700 people, mostly civilians, ending two months of relative calm, according to the Palestinian health ministry in the territory run by Hamas. Continue reading...
In the past 24 hours, Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed at least 65 people, including women, children, and two journalists. Airstrikes hit a school sheltering displaced people and Nasser hospital, killing several, including a Hamas political leader. Since October 2023, at least 208 journalists and media workers have been killed in Israeli attacks. The Turkish-Palestinian Friendship hospital, Gaza's only specialized cancer treatment hospital, was also destroyed. The International Committee of the Red Cross reported damage to its Gaza office.
