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Israeli strikes on Gaza university kill three staff
Two Israeli strikes hit the Islamic University in Gaza City, killing three staff members and wounding eight students. Other strikes in Khan Younis and near Deir el-Balah raised the day's toll across Gaza to at least seven, local reports said. Gaza's education ministry said 10 students and teachers were killed in six days.
Why it matters
Continued strikes add to civilian deaths in Gaza, where nearly a million people remain displaced.
Background
Israel's war in Gaza began after the Hamas-led attack of October 7, 2023. Gaza authorities say nearly 75,000 people have been killed.
The story so far
- Gunmen kill at least 40 civilians in Mali
- Israeli strikes on Gaza university kill three staff
- Gaza: UN says winter looms for families in tents; Israeli strike kills four
- UN says Israeli forces keep pushing Palestinians into smaller areas of Gaza
- Israeli strikes kill at least eight in Gaza
- Israeli strikes in Gaza kill at least eight
- Israeli strikes kill several in Gaza as settler attacks continue
- Israeli strike on Gaza's Nasser Hospital kills at least six
- Israeli strike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza kills six
Sources
- Al Jazeera ↗Oct 25, 11:40 AM ET
- The Hindu ↗Oct 25, 3:41 PM ET
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