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TEL AVIV—Israeli forces were pushing across Gaza and in from the Mediterranean coast early Thursday, cutting the enclave in two and isolating densely populated urban areas in the north where armored and infantry units were battling Hamas militants, the United Nations and former Israeli officers said. The fighting was especially intense in several neighborhoods in northern Gaza, where Israeli troops attacked early Thursday in Karama and Zeitoun, moving closer to the center of Gaza City, backed by airstrikes and in some cases by gunfire from warships offshore, according to Israeli military officials.
Organizations: Hamas, United Nations Locations: TEL AVIV, Gaza, Karama, Gaza City
Vehicle tracks and breaks in the border wall GAZA Armored vehicle tracks proceed down the beach as well as through farmland. Mediterranean Sea Smaller craters Vehicle tracks Vehicle tracks Large crater Large crater Vehicle tracks Vehicle tracks The tracks lead to areas with tanks or armored vehicles. Hundreds of craters from strikes or shelling Mediterranean Sea Smaller craters Vehicle tracks Vehicle tracks Vehicle tracks The tracks lead to areas with tanks or armored vehicles. Vehicle tracks and breaks in the border wall Armored vehicle tracks proceed down the beach as well as through farmland. Fields Fields destroyed Tanks or armored vehicles Fields Tanks or armored vehicles Fields destroyed Fields Tanks or armored vehicles Fields destroyed Source: Satellite image by Planet Labs By The New York TimesThe destroyed farmland was used to amass dozens of armored vehicles.
Persons: Al Karama, The New York Times Israel, Al Organizations: Planet Labs, The New York Times, Israel Locations: Gaza, Gaza City, Israel, GAZA, Al, Al Karama, Gaza ., Beit Hanoun
Gaza CNN —Three-year-old Joudi hasn’t uttered a word in 16 days, her father says. Her father told CNN she hasn't spoken in weeks, because she is still in shock. Abed Khaled/APEyewitnesses told CNN that Deir al-Balah was struck on Friday evening, alongside other locations in central Gaza. We were safe and suddenly everything changed and came crashing,” Hala told CNN at the Deir al-Balah refugee camp. Still in shock, Joudi is refusing to eat or drink, her father told CNN.
Persons: hasn’t, Hala Bin Naeem, Khan Younis, Daniel Hagari, , Hala, Abed Khaled, Deir, Balah, ” Hala, , Thomas White, Crescent, Ashraf Amra, ” Elad Goren, Ibrahim Dahman, ” Dahman, Dahman, ” Hagari, Medhat Abbas, Joudi Organizations: Gaza CNN, Shifa, Israel Defense Forces, Hamas, of Health, Palestinian Ministry of Health, IDF, CNN, United Nations, UNRWA, UNRWA Affairs, Palestinian, Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, Anadolu Agency, Getty, UN, Civil Affairs Department, COGAT, Hospital Locations: Gaza, Gaza City, Al Karama, Israel, Ramallah, Hala, Beit Hanoun, Rafah, Wadi Gaza, Palestinian, al, Deir al, Egypt, Aqsa, U.S, Territories, WhatsApp
“We watched houses dropping as we drove, thinking we could die any minute,” she told CNN. Khan Younis had a population of just over 400,000 before the war. Nardeen Fares, 27, takes a selfie with her husband at Gaza Port, near Gaza City, in the Gaza Strip in May 2023. Over the weekend, concrete slabs were placed at the Egyptian side of the crossing, blocking all gates, a Palestinian border official told CNN Saturday. For my son, my unborn child and myself,” she told CNN.
Persons: CNN — Khulood Khaled, , , ” Khulood, Khan Younis, Dominic Allen, Khan Younis –, Fares, ” Fares, ” She’s, Khan Younis won’t, Nasser, Allen, ” Allen, Antonio Guterres, Brink, Mona Ashour, Hashem Al, Ashour, Antony Blinken, Sameh Shoukry, Israel, Khulood, “ I’m, Kareem Khadder, Abeer Salman, Chloe Liu, Niamh Kennedy Organizations: CNN, United Nations Population Fund, State, CNN Sunday, Nardeen, Israel, Sunday, Nasser Hospital, World Health Organization, United Nations Relief, Works Agency for Palestine Refugees, UN, . Locations: Karama, Gaza, Khan, Palestine, Israel, , Gaza City, Gaza Port, Kizan, Saudi, Ashour, Palestinian, Egypt’s, Sinai, Egypt, Rafah
AdvertisementAdvertisementThe past six days on social media have been a heartbreaking and deeply disturbing experience. "Trying to explain the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in one picture is almost like a Second City sketch. Before social media, conversations like this would typically happen over coffee or at the workplace — likely still with some disagreement. But many social media users fall victim to misinformation, which has spread like wildfire even in the first week of this war. Dagnes said that just by virtue of posting something, anyone can be an expert to social media users — never mind that person's actual qualifications or life experience.
Persons: , Alison Dagnes, It's, Dagnes, Ken Paulson, they're, Mohammed Abed, Charlie Warzel, Rachel E, Greenspan, Tweeting, Paulson Organizations: Service, Free, Center, Middle Tennessee State University, Getty, MSNBC, Instagram Locations: Israel, Gaza, al, Karama, Gaza City, AFP
Relief workers warned the health care system in Gaza is crumbling under an Israeli blockade. Palestinian citizens inspect damage to their homes, which were destroyed by Israeli airstrikes in the Karama area, in northern Gaza, on Wednesday. The Palestinian Minister of Health Mai Al Kaila on Thursday called for urgent international help to field hospitals in Gaza. Palestinian officials in Gaza had said two days earlier that the crossing had been closed due to Israeli airstrikes. “They (Hamas) will regret this moment – Gaza will never return to what it was,” Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said earlier.
Persons: Jonathan Conricus, Israel, Mustafa Hassona, Said Khatib, Israel Katz, ” Katz, , Isaac Herzog, ” Herzog, CNN’s Becky Anderson, Dr, Mustafa Barghouti, “ That’s, Israel’s, , Barghouti, Ghassan Abu, ” Abu, Ahmad Hasaballah, Sitta, Cross, Ashraf Al, Qudra, Health Mai Al Kaila, Antony Blinken, CNN’s Matthew Chance, Yoav Gallant Organizations: CNN —, Hamas, Palestinian Ministry of Health, Israel Defense Forces, Medical, Shifa, Getty Images Israeli Energy, Palestinian Medical Relief Society, Rights Watch, CNN, Palestinian National Initiative, West Bank, International Committee, East, Committee, Palestinian, Health, Arish International Airport, Gaza, Jordanian Hashemite Charitable Organization, , IDF, Israeli Locations: Gaza, Israel, Gaza City, Anadolu, Rafah, AFP, Jerusalem, Palestinian, Gaza’s, Geneva, Egypt, Arish, Sinai, Jordanian
Gaza’s only power station stopped working on Wednesday after running out of fuel, the head of the Gaza power authority Galal Ismail told CNN. So death was a blessing,” he told CNN, his voice broken, tears streaming down his tired, ashen face. Izzat al-Risheq, a senior Hamas official, told CNN on Wednesday that it’s too early to exchange Israeli hostages. “We are extremely worried that what is happening now is totally unprecedented,” Najla Shawa, an Oxfam worker in Gaza, told CNN. “I was sleeping, and then suddenly everything started falling on us,” one little girl waiting in a hospital with blood all over her face, told CNN.
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Ambulance Hit in Attack on Gaza City, Resident Says
  + stars: | 2023-10-11 | by ( Anas Baba | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: 1 min
Israeli forces have been bombarding the Gaza Strip with airstrikes. In Gaza City’s al-Karama neighborhood, Ahmad Hassouna, a 42-year-old man wearing an orange T-shirt with a pair of glasses tucked into his collar, paused to catch his breath as he stepped over rubble in the street. “We all came out, my sister, my brother, my mother and me. We called for an ambulance and when it came, they struck the ambulance,” he said, describing how his family fled an airstrike the night before. “Forget human rights, we don’t even have animal rights,” he said.
Persons: Ahmad Hassouna, , Locations: Gaza
People carry their belongings around destroyed buildings and debris at the Al-Karama neighborhood after an Israeli airstrike that has been going on for five days in Gaza City, Gaza on October 11, 2023. Satellite images depict the scale of the devastation in Gaza following a barrage of Israeli airstrikes in response to Hamas' unprecedented assault. U.S. space technology firm Maxar Technologies on Tuesday published a fresh batch of satellite images that show the aftermath of recent airstrikes in and around the enclosed territory of Gaza. Israel is expected to launch a ground offensive on the Gaza Strip in an attempt "to make sure Hamas won't have any military capabilities." The counteroffensive against the Palestinian militant group Hamas follows a brutal and coordinated assault on southern Israel over the weekend.
Persons: Benjamin Netanyahu's Organizations: Maxar Technologies, Palestinian, Hamas Locations: Karama, Gaza City, Gaza, Israel
Syrians Tear Down Poster of Assad in Sweida as Protests Swell
  + stars: | 2023-09-08 | by ( Sept. | At A.M. | ) www.usnews.com   time to read: +1 min
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Demonstrators in the southern Syrian city of Sweida tore down a portrait of President Bashar al-Assad on Friday as anti-government protests that began three weeks ago swelled with crowds coming in from surrounding villages. Sweida is capital of a province of the same name that is home to most of Syria's minority Druze sect. The city remained in government hands throughout the civil war and was largely spared the violence seen elsewhere. In Sweida city, hundreds gathered in Karama Square on Friday as the protests, carrying the multi-coloured Druze flag. Residents of other government-held parts of Syria - where restrictions are tighter - have made more discrete gestures of protest to avoid detection by government forces.
Persons: Bashar al, Assad, Hey Bashar, Bashar's, Hafez al, Maya Gebeily, Frances Kerry Organizations: Farmers ' Union Locations: BEIRUT, Syrian, Sweida, Syria
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