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Hamas Attack in Israel Results in Tragic Loss of Lives, Including 40 Children
Published : Oct 11, 2023, 1:09 pm IST
Updated : Oct 11, 2023, 1:09 pm IST
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Hamas Attack in Israel
Hamas Attack in Israel

Ongoing violence unfolds in the aftermath of a Hamas assault on Israel, leaving a devastating toll on innocent lives

As the conflict between Israel and Hamas continues, distressing details of the bloodshed are coming to light. The Hamas attack has left a profound impact on the Israeli population, particularly on innocent children. Reports from Israel-based i24 News revealed the grim situation, describing it as beyond imagination. The assault unfolded on October 7th, catching many soldiers off guard who had been called up for reserve service, with the death toll reaching at least 900 Israelis and over 2,600 injured.

During a devastating attack on Kfar Aja, a kibbutz near the border, by Hamas militants, approximately 70 residents lost their lives. International journalists were taken to witness the aftermath, providing a glimpse into the tragic reality. 

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Notably, IDF Major General Itai Veruv expressed his dismay, stating, 'This is not a war, this is not a battlefield, this is genocide.' The situation remains grave, and efforts to restore peace and protect lives are ongoing.

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