Intense Israeli Assaults in Gaza City, According to Reports
The Israeli military has launched a military offensive in Gaza, with Lieutenant Colonel Haim Cohen, commander of the Northern Brigade in the Gaza Division, leading the operations. The target of the offensive is the ruling Hamas, which is accused of triggering the war by carrying out massacres in Israel on October 7, 2023, resulting in the deaths of around 1,200 people and the abduction of more than 250.
The Israeli army claims to have destroyed tunnels, explosives, Hamas terrorist-used buildings, and sniper positions. However, both sides' claims cannot be independently verified at this time.
Heavy bombardments and a "ring of fire" have been reported in Gaza, with at least 56 Palestinians being killed in the Gaza Strip on Saturday, including at least 31 in Gaza. Around 80 Palestinians were seriously injured in the same incident. An unspecified number of enemies were also killed in these attacks.
Before the military offensive, approximately one million residents and internally displaced persons lived in the Gaza Strip. Since the start of the war, over 65,000 Palestinians have been killed. Around 480,000 Palestinians have left Gaza to reach the humanitarian zone of Al-Mawasi.
Israel has accused Hamas of using civilians as human shields, a claim that remains unverified. The majority of victims in the war are likely civilians, although no distinction is made between civilians and fighters.
The Gaza Strip's health authority continues to report casualties and injuries, underscoring the urgent need for a resolution to this ongoing conflict. The international community is urged to intervene and help bring about peace in the region.
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