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Israeli attacks continue in Gaza as Netanyahu vows expanded control of the West Bank
Israeli attacks continue in Gaza a year into a ceasefire, with emergency services reporting one death and several injuries in Gaza City and Palestinian officials reporting further casualties. Al Jazeera’s account says Israeli forces control or restrict access to nearly two-thirds of Gaza, while attacks since the truce began have killed at least 1,400 Palestinians according to the report. In the West Bank, raids injured journalists and Palestinians as Benjamin Netanyahu pledged continued Israeli military control.
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What matters
- The reported Gaza strike hit the Tuffah neighbourhood in Gaza City.
- Palestinian officials say repeated displacement and damage are occurring near the ceasefire’s Yellow Line.
- West Bank raids included attacks on Palestinian media and nonprofit offices, according to Palestinian sources.
Context & caveats
- Casualty figures, damage estimates and accounts of attacks are attributed to Palestinian authorities, emergency services or the report; the packet does not provide an independent verification of each claim.
Why this made the edition
The report gives current, consequential developments in Gaza and the West Bank with multiple attributed casualty, territorial-control and governance claims, while preserving their stated provenance.
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