The Israeli raid on Gaza claimed the lives of forty-five persons, including journalists and medical personnel.
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Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip have claimed the lives of at least 45 civilians. Journalists from a Palestinian TV station and hospital staff were among the dead. This information was relayed by multiple Palestinian sources.
According to Hossam Abu Safia, the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in the Beit Lahia region, the Israeli attack claimed the lives of five hospital staff members. A pediatrician, a lab technician, two ambulance personnel, and a maintenance worker are among them.
The Israeli army was asked for a response right away. However, there was no reply.
Only a few hospitals, including the Kamal Adwan Hospital, are still operating in northern Gaza after more than two months of Israel's massive attack.
Israel has been carrying out a massive operation in the northern region of Gaza since October 6 of this year. They assert that the purpose of their strike is to prevent the members of Hamas, the armed group dedicated to Palestinian statehood, from reorganizing.
Three toddlers passed away this week as a result of their bodies cooling down in the bitterly cold winter, according to the chief doctor at Nasser Hospital in the Khan Younis neighborhood on the opposite side of Gaza.
A three-week-old girl's death was recently mentioned by Dr. Ahmed Al Fara. According to him, the child was taken to the emergency room of the hospital. The temperature of his body has decreased significantly. In it, he also perished.
Two youngsters less than three days and one month had passed away earlier Tuesday, he said.
According to witnesses, a missile strike struck a car parked outside Al Awda Hospital in Nuseira.
Furthermore, the Israeli attack on Gaza yesterday claimed the lives of a few more individuals, according to the Civil Defense of Gaza rescue group. One attack on a home west of Gaza City claimed the lives of thirteen of them. That house served as a shelter for displaced families.
Meanwhile, the Israeli army said two of its soldiers were killed in an attack in the Gaza Strip. This brings the number of Israeli soldiers killed since the start of the ground operation in the Gaza Strip to 391.
The Israeli government official said that 1,208 individuals had been murdered in the onslaught that started in Gaza on October 7 of last year, according to AFP figures.They are mostly civilians. Additionally, according to the government controlled by Hamas, the Israeli attack on Gaza has killed at least 45,399 people, according to the Health Ministry. The majority of them are civilians.
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