AI-generated summary
Israel has been carrying out the 군사 operation in Gaza since October 7, 2023. In the process, thousands of civilians lost their lives and widespread damage occurred. Despite ceasefire agreements, attacks continue.
According to the information obtained by the AA correspondent in the region from eyewitnesses, the Israeli army destroyed houses in various parts of Gaza with air strikes.
A two-storey building where a Palestinian family lives in the Er-Rimal District of Gaza City and a house in the Shucaiyye District were the targets of Israeli attacks.
While a house belonging to the Hassan family in the 17th District in the north of the city was destroyed by Israeli attacks, a house belonging to the Buheysi family in Deir el-Belah was also attacked.
It was reported that the houses targeted as a result of the air strikes were completely destroyed, and dozens of houses and buildings in the surrounding area suffered extensive damage.
The Israeli army carried out the demolition attacks following warnings that forced dozens of Palestinian families to leave the area in great panic.
Attacks continue despite ceasefire
On the third anniversary of the genocide it launched in Gaza, Israel continues its attacks despite the ceasefire that has been in effect for nearly a year.
According to the data announced by the Ministry of Health in Gaza on October 8, 1471 Palestinians lost their lives and 5 thousand 189 people were injured in the Israeli attacks carried out after the ceasefire.
According to the same data, the number of deaths in Gaza since October 2023 has reached 74 thousand 254 and the number of injured has reached 175 thousand 306.
*AA's archive photo was used in the news
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Israel's attacks in Gaza will continue in the short term and international press will increase.
Likely · Within weeks
Civilian damage and losses in Gaza will be brought to the agenda more by international humanitarian institutions.
Very likely · Within days
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