Israeli Airstrikes Destroy Gaza Towers, Kill Dozens Amid Intensified Offensive
Israeli Airstrikes Destroy Gaza Towers, Kill Dozens Amid Intensified Offensive

Israeli Airstrikes Destroy Gaza Towers, Kill Dozens Amid Intensified Offensive

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The Israeli military has intensified its offensive in Gaza City, targeting high-rise buildings alleged to be used by Hamas for intelligence and attack operations. Among the buildings struck was the Mushtaha Tower, a residential structure severely damaged after multiple airstrikes, causing distress among Palestinian residents who deny any military presence there. Israel has issued evacuation warnings prior to strikes in an effort to minimize civilian casualties, but local agencies accuse Israel of forcibly displacing civilians through these tactics. The IDF justifies the attacks by citing Hamas's use of civilian infrastructure as shields, while Palestinians report widespread destruction and displacement amid ongoing bombardments. The military plans further strikes on similar targets as part of Operation Gideon's expansion, urging residents to evacuate via designated humanitarian corridors. This escalation comes despite international calls to halt the nearly two-year conflict, as Israeli forces continue to close in on Gaza City with increased reservist mobilization and intensified bombardments.

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