Israel bombs Gaza heavily, 33 people killed

On November 10, Israel continued to carry out a series of airstrikes on the Gaza Strip. It is known that the Israeli army attacked a house in Jabalia, killing 13 people, and no evacuation order was given beforehand.

Israeli airstrikes show no signs of abating, despite the Biden administration setting a November 15 deadline for Israel to improve aid deliveries to the Gaza Strip or face a cut in military aid.

A building destroyed after an Israeli airstrike on a school in northern Gaza on August 3. (Photo: Getty)

On October 22, Israeli forces destroyed homes, surrounded schools and shelters for displaced people as they expanded their military operations in northern Gaza.

Medical staff at a hospital in Jabalia said Israeli troops stormed the school, arrested the men inside and set the facility on fire. The fire reportedly spread to the hospital's power station and caused a widespread power outage.

Israeli forces have also carried out a series of operations in the Jabalia refugee camp for several weeks, citing Hamas' use of the area as a base.

The Israeli army announced the destruction of Hamas infrastructure and tunnels, and the killing of many militants in the Jabalia area.

Israeli airstrikes also killed at least five people in Rafah and four in Gaza City.

At the same time, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited the Middle East to seek a solution to the conflict in Gaza between Israel and Hezbollah. Here, Mr. Blinken held talks with regional leaders after US special envoy Amos Hochstein held talks with Lebanese officials in Beirut.

At the same time, Secretary of State Blinken also discussed the need to reach a diplomatic settlement to the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah on the basis of UN Security Council Resolution 1701, thereby allowing people on both sides of the " blue line" to return home safely.

Kong Anh (Source: France 24)

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