The attack took place several days ago, Hamas claims, accusing the Israeli government of failing to protect its citizens. Nearly 80% of Gaza’s schools were destroyed by the attacks.
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Nearly 80% of Gaza schools destroyed, UN warns
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs today warned of an increase in attacks by Israeli forces on schools in the Gaza Strip. According to the published report, 76% of school buildings are destroyed or require almost complete restructuring.
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Hamas says two Israeli hostages killed after Rafah attacks
Hamas said today that an Israeli attack carried out several days ago resulted in the deaths of two Israeli hostages. The information was provided by a Hamas military faction on the Telegram group, and no photos of the hostages were shared nor their identities revealed.
Quoted by Al Jazeera, this group claims that Netanyahu’s government “only wants to recover the hostages in coffins.”
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Protests outside Netanyahu’s house end with five arrests
Israeli protesters decided to protest near the house of Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel. The protests that have been taking place are against Netanyahu’s government and for an agreement with Hamas for a ceasefire.
Israeli authorities ended up arresting at least five people for “excessive noise,” Al Jazeera reports.
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Gallant rejects Macron’s proposal to unite Israel, France and the United States to ease tensions with Hezbollah
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Source: Observadora
