Military operations on land have commenced in Gaza City, Israel
Gaza City, a densely populated urban center, is now under military control as Israeli ground troops advance towards its heart, marking an extension of the ongoing offensive against Hamas forces and their underground tunnel networks.
This military advancement has taken a heavy toll on the city's infrastructure, with many buildings and essential services such as electricity and water supply disrupted. Reports suggest that dozens of deaths have occurred following heavy attacks, although the exact number remains uncertain.
The displacement of civilians is another concerning issue. While the exact number of those forced to leave their homes is unknown, it is clear that many have been affected. Hundreds of thousands of civilians continue to reside within the city, living under the shadow of ongoing military operations.
The Israeli government has not yet issued a formal statement regarding the military advancement in Gaza. Meanwhile, the Palestinian authorities have strongly condemned the operations and called for international intervention.
The United Nations and international humanitarian organizations are urging for a ceasefire to protect civilians. They emphasise the need to minimise the impact on the civilian population and to ensure the provision of essential services during this challenging time.
As the military operations continue, further casualties are being reported. The exact number of deaths is not specified, but it is clear that the situation is escalating.
The international community is closely monitoring the situation in Gaza City, with hopes for a swift resolution that prioritises the safety and wellbeing of its civilians.
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