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Israeli strikes on Gaza reportedly kill at least 12, one of the highest tolls since October agreement
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- Hospitals in Gaza report at least 12 Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes on a Saturday, marking one of the deadliest days since the October ceasefire began.
- Attacks struck both northern and southern Gaza, including a Gaza City apartment building and a Khan Younis tent, underscoring broad reach across communities.
- Gaza health authorities have tallied more than 500 Palestinians killed by Israeli fire since the start of the October ceasefire.
- Israel did not immediately respond to questions about the strikes, according to the report, adding to unanswered questions amid ongoing hostilities.
- The strikes occurred a day before Rafah crossing reopening, highlighting that casualties rise even as ceasefire progress is announced.
- Rafah crossing is viewed as a lifeline for Gazans needing treatment outside the enclave due to widespread medical infrastructure damage.
- Shifa Hospital reported a Gaza City strike killed a mother and three children, while Nasser Hospital noted a tent-camp fire that killed seven people.
- The Hamas-led Gaza Health Ministry maintains detailed casualty records that UN agencies and independent experts generally regard as reliable.
- The new reference notes the toll is among the highest since the October ceasefire, reinforcing the severity of ongoing clashes.
- The strikes affected both residential areas and a tent camp, illustrating a broad geographic impact across Gaza.
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