The Israeli military’s campaign in Gaza has intensified, leading to a significant escalation that precedes the third phase of the war. Recent airstrikes on refugee camps and residential areas have tragically killed over 150 people, raising the death toll to 37,551, with 85,911 injured. The Gaza Ministry of Health has reported that the majority of the casualties are civilians, including women and children with many still trapped under rubble or missing amidst the widespread destruction of residential buildings and critical infrastructure. The situation has prompted the European Union’s foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, to condemn the attack and call for an independent investigation, a sentiment echoed by other international voices. The Israeli army has announced plans to begin the third phase of the war, which will involve targeted operations and a reduction in military operations.
Key points
- Over 150 people killed in recent Israeli airstrikes, signaling a significant escalation in Gaza.
- European Union’s foreign policy chief calls for an independent investigation into the conflict.
- Israeli military announces the upcoming third phase of the war, aiming for targeted operations.
Contradictions👾While the Israeli military claims to have targeted Hamas military infrastructure, reports indicate that the majority of casualties are civilians.
👾The exact date for the start of the third phase of the war is unknown, despite the Israeli army’s announcement.
