Hamas continued to launch rocket attacks into Israel, some of which reached populated areas.
Israeli airstrikes targeted multiple locations in Gaza, including a six-story building in Gaza City and a tunnel network in northern Gaza.
The death toll from the conflict, as reported by the Gaza Health Ministry, has surpassed 5,000, with the majority believed to be civilians.
On the 17th day of the conflict between Israel and Hamas, several key events unfolded. According to Al Jazeera, Israeli airstrikes targeted multiple locations in Gaza, including a six-story building in Gaza City. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) stated that the building was used by Hamas for military purposes. However, the building also housed residential apartments and a number of local businesses. The IDF also targeted a tunnel network in northern Gaza, which they claimed was used by Hamas militants.
On the same day, NPR reported that Hamas continued to launch rocket attacks into Israel. The Iron Dome defense system intercepted most of these rockets, but some managed to reach populated areas, causing damage and casualties. The Israeli government has maintained that these attacks are unprovoked and that their military actions are in response to these rocket attacks.
The Hill reported that the Gaza Health Ministry announced that the death toll from the conflict had surpassed 5,000. The majority of these casualties are believed to be civilians, including a significant number of children. The international community has expressed concern over the high civilian death toll and has called for an immediate ceasefire. However, both sides have so far rejected these calls, with each blaming the other for the ongoing violence.
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