"At least 22 Palestinians, including two young children, are among the latest deaths in Israel's round-the-clock bombardment of the besieged Gaza Strip, adding to the 72 Palestinians killed over the last 24 hours, medical sources have said. Ten of those who were killed since dawn on Thursday were in Gaza City, where Israeli forces are currently conducting a siege and launching daily strikes on residential buildings as they prepare a major offensive against the Palestinian group Hamas."
"The Times of Israel, citing Israeli military figures, reported that a total of 200,000 Palestinians have already been forced out of Gaza City in recent weeks, in an operation described by rights group Amnesty International on Wednesday as unlawful and inhumane. In an Israeli attack early on Thursday, two Palestinians were killed, including an infant, and several others injured after tents sheltering displaced people were hit near Yarmouk Street in Gaza City."
"Further south, at least four Palestinians waiting for aid were killed in two separate incidents in Rafah, while one person was killed in Israeli shelling northwest of Khan Younis. Earlier, Palestinian authorities and medical sources reported at least 72 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks across Gaza within a 24-hour period on Wednesday. These figures bring the number of people killed in Israeli attacks since the start of the war to at least 64,718, with 163,859 wounded, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health."
At least 22 Palestinians, including two young children, were among the latest deaths in Israel's round-the-clock bombardment of the besieged Gaza Strip, adding to 72 killed over 24 hours. Ten of the recent fatalities occurred in Gaza City, where forces are conducting a siege and daily strikes on residential buildings ahead of a planned major offensive against Hamas. Attacks hit tents sheltering displaced people and struck civilians in Bureij, Shujayea, Rafah and northwest of Khan Younis. Israeli military figures said about 200,000 Palestinians have been forced out of Gaza City, an operation Amnesty International called unlawful and inhumane. Palestinian authorities report at least 64,718 killed and 163,859 wounded since the war began. WHO vowed to remain in Gaza City.
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