Palestinians retrieve 360 bodies from Gaza refugee camp following Israeli offensive

Gaza Refugee Camp

Emergency personnel have recovered the dead of 360 Palestinians, primarily women and children, in the northern Gaza refugee camp of Jabaliya. The tragic discovery follows a three-week Israeli offensive in the area, according to a spokesperson for Gaza’s civil defence on Tuesday. 

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Escalating Crisis in Gaza Refugee Camp Amid Ceasefire Proposal

Israeli attacks continued to cost lives during the night. According to Palestinian health officials, at least 11 people have died, including eight police officers and a family of three living in the Bureij refugee camp. The ongoing conflict has significantly impacted Gaza’s civilian population, further exacerbating the dire humanitarian situation. 

Gaza Refugee Camp

The intensifying Israeli strikes come amidst a ceasefire proposal from US President Joe Biden, aiming to halt the war against Hamas, facilitate the return of hostages, and reduce tensions along the Israel-Lebanon border. Despite the proposal, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remains steadfast in continuing military operations against Hamas until the group is neutralised. 

Israeli bombardments and ground operations have resulted in over 36,000 Palestinian deaths, as stated by Gaza’s health ministry. The southern Gaza city of Rafah has experienced severe disruptions in the supply of essential goods, leading to widespread hunger.

The battle was triggered by a Hamas onslaught on October 7, resulting in 1,200 Israeli dead and countless abductions. The ongoing hostilities highlight the critical need for a resolution to the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza’s refugee camps.

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