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UN Human Rights Office's spokesperson Seif Magango reported that more than 50 strikes occurred in central Gaza on December 24-25, targeting the refugee camps of Bureij, Nuseirat, and Maghazi, where two strikes hit seven residential buildings, killing at least 86 people
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A total of 310 medical personnel, 35 civil defence personnel and 97 journalists were killed in the Israeli attacks
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Some of the social media users also shared pictures of themselves dressed like Hamas fighters.
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The detentions pointed to Israeli efforts to secure the military's hold on northern Gaza as the war entered its third month
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Israel launched an offensive against Hamas in Gaza after the October 7 assault on southern Israel in which some 1,200 people were killed, most of them civilians, and some 240 taken hostage.
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For now, Israel and Hamas should not violate the terms of the truce agreement as it would undo the mediation efforts made by Qatar and other countries
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Qatar and Egypt Deliver Hostage Release List to Israeli PMO
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NewsGuard, a profit-driven misinformation watchdog group, discovered that these misleading posts garnered a total of 92 million views.
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Friday saw the release of 13 Israeli hostages by Hamas, which included 10 Thai citizens and one Philippine national. In return, Israel freed 39 Palestinians, all part of a Qatar-brokered deal between Hamas and Israel
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The Israeli military cautioned that the hostage handover process is expected to be complex, emphasizing the potential for sudden changes in the deal.
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In its latest update, the Hamas-controlled GMO said the dead included about 6,000 children and 4,000 women.
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The latest count is based on updated figures from hospitals in the south and Nov. 11 figures from the northern hospitals. The real toll is likely higher.
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The pair wedded following Hindu customs with the attendance of Vikar Hindu, the chief of Rashtriya Hindu Sher Sena.
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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office confirmed that approximately 50 hostages abducted by Hamas during the October 7 attack in Gaza would be released over four days
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According to a statement from the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, for each group of 10 hostages released, the ceasefire will be prolonged by one day.
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Hamas is designated as a terrorist organization by numerous countries, including Israel, the United States, the European Union, Canada, and others.
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IDF has said that it had killed several senior Hamas operatives in Gaza including Khamis Dababash, former intelligence chief of the group
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Joe Biden has expressed worry about the safety of hospitals in Gaza amid Israel's claim that Hamas is using them for coordinating attacks
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IDF has captured the parliament building of Hamas, which has been ruling the Gaza Strip
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Jewish nation's military announced that it has "operation plans" to fight against armed groups in the neighbouring country to restore calm