Israeli strikes kill at least eight in Gaza City
Israeli airstrikes have killed at least eight people in Gaza City and the nearby Al-Shati refugee camp, according to Gaza civil defence officials. The strikes hit at dawn, with seven of the dead reported in residential buildings and one in the camp to the west of the city. Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City said 15 people were wounded in the attacks.Civil defence spokesman Mahmoud Bassal said the deaths were caused by Israeli airstrikes on Gaza City. The figures were given on Thursday morning, and no independent casualty assessment was included in the supplied material. The latest strikes were reported as... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 04 Jun 2026 08:00 LONDON
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Palestinians mourn 10 killed in Gaza City strikes as Netanyahu vows wider control
Dozens of Palestinians gathered in Gaza City on Thursday for funeral prayers after Israeli strikes killed 10 people the night before, according to the supplied report. The dead included five children, an elderly person and a Hamas militant. More than 20 others were injured, with the wounded taken to ambulances after the strikes.The report said the casualties were confirmed by Shifa Hospital. It also described video from the scene showing flames pouring from an upper-floor window of a building. Bystanders were seen carrying injured people, including children, away from the site.The strikes came as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 29 May 2026 15:00 LONDON
Tyre residents clear rubble after Israeli strikes disrupt services in southern Lebanon
Residents in the Lebanese city of Tyre were clearing rubble on Friday after Israeli strikes hit parts of the area, leaving smoke rising over damaged neighbourhoods. People returned to inspect homes, businesses and vehicles that had been hit, with streets strewn with shattered glass and debris. The strikes were described as part of an expanded Israeli military campaign in southern Lebanon, and the latest damage added to fears of a wider conflict.Local officials said electricity supplies and some medical services were disrupted, complicating rescue and recovery efforts. Authorities and aid organisations were assessing damage across the city, including to homes,... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 29 May 2026 10:30 LONDON
