Israeli bombings have already killed 3,000 people in Gaza
- October 17, 2023
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Number of Palestinians died in the Gaza Strip Since the war between Israel and enclave militias began on Tuesday, the number of wounded has reached 3,000, the Palestinian
Number of Palestinians died in the Gaza Strip Since the war between Israel and enclave militias began on Tuesday, the number of wounded has reached 3,000, the Palestinian Health Ministry said, which also said the number of wounded had risen to more than 12,500.
These data indicate an increase of approximately 200 dead since the last official statement on Monday evening and after another day of Israeli bombing in the conflict that is being celebrated today This is the eleventh day of fighting in a row.
The fighting continued on Tuesday, with continued air attacks on towns in the Gaza Strip and numerous shells fired from the enclave. how towards the Israeli communities in the area as well as cities in the center of the country.
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Gaza sources said they registered today heavy shelling of the cities of Khan Yunis and Rafahin the south of the sector, Deir Balah in the center and Gaza City in the northern part.
Among the dead, according to a statement by the Islamist group Hamas, which has de facto controlled the enclave since 2007, is Ayman Noufal, one of the group’s top military leaders.
The Israeli army said on Tuesday it had carried out a strike on over 200 Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip and killed members of the organization.
Fuel shortages and Israeli bombing have completely or temporarily paralyzed the work of several medical centers in the Gaza Strip.
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In addition, a lack of fuel prevents desalination plants from operating, leading to deep shortages, exacerbated by the closure and partial opening of pipelines coming from Israel.
Israel bombed Gaza for eleven days following the October 7 Hamas surprise attack that killed more than 1,400 people on Israeli soil.
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Source: Aristegui Noticias
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