Israeli air attacks hit family homes in Sheikh Radwan and Zeitoun neighbourhoods of Gaza City
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Bloodshed from northern to southern Gaza as Israel relentlessly bombs ‘safe’ zones and civilian homes.
These were the updates on Israel’s war on Gaza for Friday, September 6.
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Israel has so far refused to release information about Gaza workers who have disappeared, human rights groups say.
At least 18 dead after Israeli air strike hit Greek Orthodox church in Gaza City which served as shelter for displaced.
Starved of fuel, the hospital has already stopped some services, such as radiology. Gaza has 9,000 cancer patients.
Despite fears of a ground invasion, some of those who fled south are now heading back to the north of the Gaza Strip.
Palestinians in Israel are facing a backlash at work and places of study after the Hamas attack on October 7.
Gaza residents say they are unable to leave following Israel’s call to move south ahead of a threatened ground invasion.
