Israel's Assault on Gaza Enters Third Month with High Civilian Death Toll

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Israel's war on Hamas in Gaza has been ongoing for three months, resulting in a high civilian death toll and widespread displacement. The conflict began with aerial bombings and escalated with a ground assault. Thousands of people have been killed or buried under rubble, and hunger is rampant due to the constriction of aid deliveries.

Israel 's recent assault on Gaza began with large-scale aerial bombings, with the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) targeting what they say were Hamas installations, command centres or headquarters. Then the ground assault brought in thousands of infantry troops and tanks, aided by continued bombardments from the air force and naval vessels. Israel 's war on Hamas is now entering its third month, with a soaring civilian death toll of over 22,000, according to the Gaza health ministry.

Thousands more are buried under the rubble. Most of the dead are women and children. Almost two million people have been displaced and the constriction of aid deliveries has created rampant hunger. The latest escalation in the long-standing conflict began when Hamas attacked southern Israel on 7 October, killing 1,200 and taking 240 people hostage, according to the Israeli government. After the attack, Israel vowed to destroy Hamas, the Palestinian political and military group, which has governed the Gaza Strip since the most recent elections in 200

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