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    At Least 34 Palestinians Killed in Fresh Israeli Strikes on Gaza

    Victims include 15 civilians reportedly waiting for aid as air raids intensify across the besieged enclave
    Atoyebi AdenikeBy Atoyebi AdenikeJuly 31, 2025Updated:July 31, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    Victims include 15 civilians reportedly waiting for aid as air raids intensify across the besieged enclave
    Victims include 15 civilians reportedly waiting for aid as air raids intensify across the besieged enclave
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    By Atoyebi Nike

    Israel’s bombardment of the Gaza Strip has continued unabated, with at least 34 Palestinians killed in fresh airstrikes since dawn on Thursday, according to local health officials. Among the dead are 15 civilians who were reportedly waiting for humanitarian aid.

    The latest wave of attacks marks another grim chapter in the ongoing conflict, with strikes targeting multiple locations across the besieged territory. Eyewitnesses say the bombings struck areas crowded with displaced people and aid seekers, raising concerns over the safety of civilians already trapped by months of fighting and blockade.

    Health authorities in Gaza say the death toll continues to climb as emergency workers struggle to retrieve bodies from the rubble and treat the injured with limited medical supplies.

    The Israeli military has not yet commented on Thursday’s strikes.

    See also  Tehran Residents Flee to Mazandaran as Israeli Airstrikes Enter Fifth Day
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