The toll on both sides of the Israel-Gaza war is horrendous, and the rockets and air strikes continue unabated.
Bruce Wolpe,Senior Fellow at the United States Studies Centre and Ticker News US political contributor
What’s it like on the ground as civilian?
Journalist @talexander_i24 is live on the ground in Tel Aviv and details the scenes.
International concern continues to build
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson says Israel should avoid civilian casualties. He also added that he is aware that “Hamas is again using civilian infrastructure and populations as cover for its operations”.
In the US, the nation’s Secretary of State Antony Blinken says both sides have an extra duty of care. He said, “a democracy has an extra burden” to protect innocent lives.
The United Nations is also expressing concern about the growing level of infrastructure damage in the Gaza region. The area was already struggling and impoverished.
The outbreak of violence began after months of rising tensions between the two parties.
These tensions escalated at a Holy site that is worshipped by both Muslims and Jewish individuals.
Hamas warned Jewish citizens to vacate the site before firing rockets in retaliation.
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