Gaza: 288 Civilians Killed in 59 Massacres by Israeli Forces in Just 100 Hours

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GAZA — Over 288 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces over the past 100 hours in 59 massacres across the Gaza Strip, including 99 aid seekers, according to Gaza’s Government Media Office.

In a statement issued last night, the Office said that over the past 100 hours, the Israeli military committed 59 massacres targeting civilians in the Gaza Strip, killing 288 people and injuring 1,088 others.

99 aid seekers were killed by Israeli forces and 394 others injured while waiting for food near the so-called “death traps”, near US- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) aid sites.

Here are some of what Israel has targeted over the past 100 hours across Gaza, according to the Office:

  • Public rest areas
  • Palestinian families inside their homes
  • Markets and civilian gathering spots
  • Starving civilians while searching for food
  • Medical clinics, health centers, and vital infrastructure
  • The Al-Mawasi area, which the Israeli occupation falsely designates as a “safe zone”
  • Overcrowded shelters housing tens of thousands of displaced people

The majority of those killed are children, women, and the elderly. All unarmed civilians, the Office noted.

Israel has escalated its attacks in Gaza amid ceasefire talks, in one of the deadliest and most intense bombardments in the devastated Palestinian territory for many months.

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