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Israeli strikes kill civilians in Gaza
First reported Oct 26, 8:17 AM ET · Latest Nov 1, 12:06 PM ET · Explainer updated Nov 1, 1:01 PM ET
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Where things stand
Israeli strikes in Gaza have killed eight people, including a child, according to hospitals, BBC News reports.
Facts
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Timeline
What changed: The latest strike also killed five Hamas‑run police officers in Khan Younis.
Every report, newest first
- Israeli strikes in Gaza kill eight including child, hospitals say — BBC News
Five officers from the Hamas-run police have been killed in Khan Younis and three people, including a child, killed in Gaza City, officials say.
- Israeli forces kill at least five people in Gaza, including 7-year-old girl — Al Jazeera
The death toll in Israel's genocidal war on Gaza climbs to 74,555, including 1,559 killed since 'ceasefire' last year.
Questions
What we don’t know yet: The reports do not clarify the total number of casualties from the latest attacks or whether any further ceasefire negotiations are underway.
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Earlier coverage said Israeli forces had killed at least five people in Gaza, among them a 7‑year‑old girl, and cited a cumulative death toll of over 74,000 in the conflict that began after a ceasefire the previous year.
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