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Israel-Hamas fight heats up in Gaza City, accelerating exodus of Palestinians to the south
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Thousands of Palestinians are streaming out of northern Gaza on foot in an accelerating exodus.
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The Israeli army is engaged face to face with Hamas fighters on the edges of Gaza City, foreshadowing what analysts describe as an extreme phase of urban combat with grave risks for both sides.
Israel said Tuesday that its ground forces were battling Hamas fighters deep inside Gaza's largest city, signaling a major new stage in the month-old conflict, and its leaders foresee controlling the enclave's security after the war.
Israeli troops have been battling Palestinian militants inside Gaza for over a week, and have succeeded in cutting the territory in half and encircling Gaza City.
The Israeli military says that ground forces are now fighting in “the depths” of Gaza City. The comments Tuesday signaled a new stage by the Israeli military as it moves
Comments from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about controlling Gaza's security for "an indefinite period" pointed to the uncertain endgame of a war that Israel says will be long and difficult.
Israeli ground forces were battling Hamas fighters deep inside Gaza's largest city, Israel said Tuesday. The push signals a major new stage in the month-old conflict, and its leaders foresee controlling the enclave's security after the war.
Prime Minister Netanyahu said Israeli troops have 'encircled' Gaza City and killed thousands of terrorists. Netanyahu said there would be no cease-fire until the hostages returned home. DW has the latest.
Israel's deadliest ever war in Gaza, sparked by the October 7 Hamas attacks, entered its second month Tuesday as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stressed there would be no ceasefire until the militant group releases its 240 hostages.
KHAN YOUNIS, Gaza Strip >> Israel said Tuesday that its ground forces were battling Hamas fighters deep inside Gaza’s largest city, signaling a major new stage in the month-old conflict, and its leaders foresee controlling the enclave’s security after the war.
Israel's campaign to destroy Hamas pushed into its second month Wednesday as its forces battled the Palestinian militants in Gaza City, despite mounting calls for a ceasefire.Underlining Israel's plan to crush Hamas, Defence Minister Yoav Gallant described Gaza as "the largest terrorist base ever bu…
Israeli officials said the army was "in the depths of Gaza City" in its fight against militant group Hamas. G7 foreign ministers are, meanwhile, expected to issue a joint statement on the conflict. DW has the latest.
The Israel Defense Forces reached the center of the Gaza Strip's biggest city, an Israeli general said, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated his country plans to assume long-term responsibility for security in the enclave.
The Israeli army says its forces are battling Hamas fighters inside Gaza’s largest city, signaling a major new stage a month into a war that has claimed thousands of lives and leveled swaths of the territory.
Tunnel warfare tends to lessen any advantages a stronger, more advanced attacker might otherwise expect – and to favor the defenders hidden underground.
Thousands of Palestinians are streaming out of northern Gaza on foot in an accelerating exodus. Residents said Wednesday that Israeli forces are closing in on the center of Gaza City from multiple directions and that heavy airstrikes continue.
Follow NBC News' coverage for live updates about the Israel-Hamas war: Israel's military is in the "heart of Gaza City" and Biden opposes Gaza occupation after the war.
The Israeli military has been increasingly focused on the extensive labyrinth of underground tunnels that spans swathes of territory beneath northern Gaza.
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