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Israeli forces pull back after Gaza City offensive, leaving dozens of bodies, rescue service says

July 12, 2024
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Israeli forces pull back after Gaza City offensive, leaving dozens of bodies, rescue service says
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CAIRO/GAZA: Israeli forces retreated from some Gaza City districts overnight after a fierce, week-long offensive, leaving dozens of dead and wrecked homes and roads in the Palestinian enclave’s biggest urban area, residents and rescue service said on Friday.

The offensive, 10 months into Israel’s campaign to eliminate Hamas, took place as US-backed mediators sought to finalise a peace deal that would free remaining hostages taken by the Hamas in their cross-border rampage on Oct. 7.

The Gaza Civil Emergency Service said teams had collected around 60 bodies of Palestinians killed by Israeli forces over the past week from the area of Tel Al-Hawa and the edges of the Sabra neighborhood in Gaza City.

Both residents and rescue teams cautioned that while tanks withdrew from some areas, Israeli snipers and tanks continued to control high ground at some locations, and warned residents from there against trying to return home.

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“There are bodies scattered in the streets, dismembered bodies, there are bodies of entire families, there are also bodies inside a home of an entire family that was completely burned,” Gaza Strip Civil Defense spokesperson Mahmoud Basal said in comments carried by media in Gaza.

The Israeli military had said on Thursday that its forces were working to dismantle Hamas capabilities in Gaza City, and that it “follows international law and takes feasible precautions to mitigate civilian harm.” It said the same was not true of Hamas, which has denied hiding among civilians.

Hamas and Islamic Jihad said they had attacked Israeli forces anti-tank rockets and mortar fire, killing and wounding many. There has been no Israeli army comment on those claims.

Home to more than a quarter of Gaza’s residents before the war, Gaza City was largely razed to the ground in late 2023, but hundreds of thousands of Palestinians had returned to homes in the ruins before Israel once again ordered them out.

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Dozens of residents returned again on Friday to check the damage after civil emergency teams put out fires in the early hours. Reuters footage showed roads and buildings wrecked. Bodies wrapped in white shrouds and bearing the names of the dead women and men lay on the floor at Al-Ahli Hospital.

Musa Al-Dahdouh recalled heavy aerial and tank fire and said Israeli forces had detained and interrogated his two sons and their wives and children before allowing them to leave.

Tags: GazaGaza evacuationGaza genocideGaza StripGaza truce talksIsraelIsrael Gaza warIsrael Hamas conflictIsraeli airstrikeIsraeli militaryIsraeli strikesIsraeli troopsMENA
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