Name: Israel ataca Gaza tras afirmar su compromiso con el alto el fuego
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Description: Aviones y tanques israelíes bombardearon zonas del este de Gaza el jueves (30 de octubre), según declararon residentes palestinos y testigos, un día después de que Israel afirmara que seguía comprometido con el alto el fuego respaldado por Estados Unidos a pesar de lanzar más bombardeos letales en el territorio.

Aviones y tanques israelíes bombardearon zonas del este de Gaza el jueves (30 de octubre), según declararon residentes palestinos y testigos, un día después de que Israel afirmara que seguía comprometido con el alto el fuego respaldado por Estados Unidos a pesar de lanzar más bombardeos letales en el territorio.

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Israeli warplanes and artillery struck areas in Gaza, including Khan Yunis, shortly after Israel reiterated its commitment to a U.S.-brokered ceasefire. The Israeli military stated the strikes targeted what it described as terrorist infrastructure posing threats to its troops. 

The bombardment came after Israeli fire killed over 100 people in Gaza, most of them women and children, prompting condemnation from the United Nations. Hamas denied involvement in a recent attack on Israeli soldiers and maintained its commitment to the truce, while Qatar and the United States worked to uphold the ceasefire agreement.

Israel ataca Gaza tras afirmar su compromiso con el alto el fuego

Residentes de Jan Yunis dijeron que aviones de guerra y proyectiles de artillería israelíes golpearon Gaza el jueves, un día después de que Israel dijera que se comprometía a un alto el fuego respaldado por Estados Unidos. Fathi al-Najjar dijo a Reuters que temía que estallara otra guerra. FATHI AL-NAJJAR, residente de Khan Yunis, Gaza, dijo: "No sabemos a dónde ir o dónde llegar. Por Dios, no he dormido en toda la noche. Oí el bombardeo de los aviones. Cada vez que bombardean, hay 100 mártires, pero nadie nos busca. El mundo entero nos observa. El ejército israelí dijo que llevó a cabo ataques precisos contra lo que llamó cito infraestructura terrorista que suponía una amenaza para las tropas en zonas que Israel aún ocupa. El bombardeo del jueves se produce un día después de que el fuego israelí matara a 104 personas en Gaza, ataques que el Naciones Unidas condenó. Informes de que más de 100 palestinos fueron asesinados durante la noche, la mayoría niños y mujeres, en una ola de ataques aéreos israelíes en la Franja de Gaza son terribles. Israel dijo que esos ataques fueron en represalia por una emboscada de pistoleros palestinos que mataron a a uno de sus soldados. Hamás dijo que no tenía vínculos con el grupo que llevó a cabo el ataque, y dijo que estaba comprometido con la tregua mediada por Estados Unidos que entró en vigor el 10 de octubre. Lo que ocurrió ayer fue una violación. El primer ministro de Qatar dijo que su país actuó con rapidez en medio de la reanudación de los combates para para garantizar el mantenimiento del acuerdo provisional. Estábamos tratando de contenerlo, y nos movilizamos inmediatamente después de esto en plena coordinación con Estados Unidos, y hemos visto que Estados Unidos también está comprometido con el acuerdo. En Khan Yunis, Mohammed al-Sheikh dijo que la guerra no había cesado. Dijo que la situación es difícil e insoportable, y rezamos para que Dios nos conceda alivio.

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Israel ataca Gaza tras afirmar su compromiso con el alto el fuego

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