Israel shows images of tanks in Gaza as war on Hamas militants deepens
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Communications partially returned after a blackout. Israeli jets struck multiple targets, and the military expanded ground operations. People in Khan Younis said they had scant access to food and water, and had to queue for hours for toilets.
  • Israeli forces expand ground operations and airstrikes in Gaza, targeting Hamas military sites; communications partially restored after a day-long blackout.
  • Israeli Defence Ministry coordinates with Palestinians for a “humanitarian zone” in Gaza, promising increased aid; international calls for a “humanitarian pause” grow.
  • Over 8,000 Palestinians reported killed in Israel’s campaign; living conditions for displaced Palestinians described as dire.
  • Global reactions include support for Israel’s right to self-defence from Western countries, and large pro-Palestinian rallies; EU and WHO express concern over humanitarian access and hospital safety.

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