Gaza Health Ministry Reports 21 Killed in Israeli Strikes This Week
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
The Gaza Health Ministry reported on Thursday that six people were killed in the last day and 20 more between Sunday and Tuesday by Israeli airstrikes. These figures bring the total reported deaths in Gaza to 1,574 since the last ceasefire and 74,570 since the war started. Palestinian media reported strikes hitting displaced persons' tents and government ministry branches in recent days.
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- Gaza Health Ministry reports 21 killed by Israeli strikes this week.
- Six deaths occurred in the past 24 hours, 20 from Sunday to Tuesday.
- The ministry claims 1,574 deaths since the last ceasefire.
- Total war deaths in Gaza are reported at 74,570 by the ministry.
- Palestinian media reported strikes hitting tents and ministry branches.
The Gaza Health Ministry announced on Thursday that six people were killed in the past 24 hours by Israeli airstrikes. The ministry also updated that between Sunday and Tuesday, 20 additional individuals were killed in IDF attacks, including three bodies recovered from rubble and two who succumbed to their injuries. According to the ministry, this brings the total death toll in Gaza to 1,574 since the previous ceasefire took effect and 74,570 since the war began.
Palestinian media have recently reported strikes in various areas of the Gaza Strip, including Al-Mawasi in Khan Younis, where tents housing displaced people were hit. On Wednesday, a drone strike reportedly targeted a branch of the Ministry of Economy in Mawasi, Rafah, killing three people. Another fatality was reported in the Al-Buka area of Khan Younis. Additionally, strikes were reported near the Islamic University in western Gaza City.
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