Media say a 6 year old who was injured in a rocket strike in the city of steroids has died and that takes the total number of israeli deaths to 6 more than 1500. 00 rockets have been launched at israel from gaza since tuesday u. S. President joe biden says hes optimistic the violence wont last much longer. Has this update from gaza. This is the 2nd actually biggest wave being fired. Into israel the long range rocket. Before done. Before the. Brigade the israelis cut it out. One of the security internal security bases in the city which is completely destroyed the one day explosion that we heard and the previous large shock so still there is no. Positive indication the. Fire could be reached very soon. And tension has spilled on to the streets of israels mixed palestinian israeli towns and neighborhoods theyve been rives the city of tel aviv shops and by palestinian israelis have been targeted. Demonstrations in support of palestinians in the occupied territory continue around the world
A 5 year old boy in the past few days or a force that has more now from southern israel on the latest round of attacks in terms of what the Israeli Military has been doing recently it says that it is destroyed a facility housing a hamas Intelligence Unit offices while they were inside it it says that it says is destroyed offices used by other senior hamas figures and attacked the head of the drone unit this is after the use of attack drones a suicide drone sometimes called earlier in the day also saying that they have struck at anti tank units as well violence is also spread within israel is fighting on a scale not seen in decades broke out between palestinian israelis and jewish residents in several cities. In other news Indian Hospitals have become so overwhelmed by coronavirus patients that some states and ministering a drug against the advice of the World Health Organization go and have announced plans to use the n. T. Parasitic drug ivermectin to protect against severe qubit infec
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