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Israeli strikes kill 47 more Palestinians in Gaza

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August 10, 2025
Israeli strikes kill 47 more Palestinians in Gaza
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Gaza, August 10, 2025: Israeli forces have continued their relentless attacks on Gaza, killing at least 47 Palestinians since this morning, according to Palestinian health officials and Arab media reports.

Among the dead are 40 people who were targeted after leaving refugee camps in search of food. Arab media reported that since October 7, 2023, Israeli military operations in Gaza have claimed the lives of 61,369 Palestinians and left 152,850 others injured.

The enclave remains gripped by famine, with hunger claiming 11 more lives in recent hours, pushing the death toll from food shortages past 200.

Meanwhile, as part of Israel’s plan to establish full control over Gaza, military tanks have begun advancing toward the territory’s border. Palestinians have rejected any notion of leaving Gaza. “We will die here; we will not go anywhere else,” residents declared.

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