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⭕️ At least 420 Palestinians have been killed since early Tuesday morning, the Gaza Government Media Office said. – The Cradle

 ⭕️ At least 420 Palestinians have been killed since early Tuesday morning, the Gaza Government Media Office said.

Over 170 of those killed since the morning are children, while over 100 others are women and elderly, the Gaza Health Ministry reported.

According to the director of Gaza City’s Al-Shifa Hospital, wounded Palestinians are dying “every minute” due to a severe lack of medical resources caused by the brutal campaign Israel has waged against the strip’s health sector.

The Israeli military resumed its air raid campaign on the Gaza Strip in the early hours of 18 March, killing hundreds in the first few hours.

The attacks came nearly two months after a ceasefire agreement, which Tel Aviv has repeatedly violated since its signing in January.


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