'Don't be scared': buildings reduced to rubble across Gaza after deadly airstrikes



Israel continues its bombardment of the Gaza Strip in retaliation at Hamas’s deadly incursion over the weekend in which more than 1,000 Israelis were killed. Similar numbers have since been killed in Gaza and more than 260,000 people have been forced to flee their homes as Israel prepares for a possible a ground invasion of the besieged territory. At least 1,100 Israelis have died since Hamas launched a deadly attack on Israel on Saturday, at least 1,100 Palestinians, including 326 children, were killed in Israel’s retaliation

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Similar numbers have since been killed in Gaza and more than 260,000 people have been forced to flee their homes as Israel prepares for a possible a ground invasion of the besieged territory.

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27 thoughts on “'Don't be scared': buildings reduced to rubble across Gaza after deadly airstrikes”

  1. When those fighters attacked Israel and slaughtered everyone in sight…did they not think about retaliation? Did they not think about their own people being hurt after this attack? That is what I dont understand.

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  2. What did they expect? Olive branches? They also did this to Israel's children during the Hamas incursion. Filled with bravado during the onset and now acting like victims. You reap what you sow.

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  3. They were warned but they still remained so they are facing the consequences , they should have left the city before because its a war and everything which comes in between it will get destroyed

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  4. The Israeli prime minister turns out to be the same as a military leader, sometimes his lack of humanity is only cunning and he doesn't want to lose if he is asked to fight. Sometimes there is no long-term solution

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  5. @kguerreero555 @ryancowell9382 @mtnsunshine @borinquena1973 @kathleeneethel @loulourose7364 @jrcuyram The Isrlis are sharing their perspective on the events, while the Palis are providing visual evidence. The Isr@el!s haven't presented any proof to support their claims, whereas the Palis have extensive footage.

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