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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Wednesday that a ground incursion into Gaza will take place, stating that the current airstrikes are “just the beginning.” Satellite images have revealed the extensive damage caused by Israel’s bombs in the area.

As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens, with daily airstrikes and dwindling resources, pressure is mounting on the international community to urge Israel to allow much-needed aid into the region. Several countries are advocating for a “humanitarian pause” in the fighting.

In a televised address, Netanyahu declared that Israel is targeting Hamas and claimed to have already eliminated thousands of terrorists. He also acknowledged that he will be held accountable for intelligence failures that led to a major terror attack in Israel. Israel aims to wipe out Hamas in response to their deadly attacks and kidnapping incidents.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have advised civilians to evacuate the northern part of the enclave, which has been heavily targeted. However, bombings have also occurred in southern areas, leaving no safe zones. The airstrikes have resulted in a significant loss of life, with over 6,400 people killed and 17,000 injured, according to Hamas-controlled health authorities.

Al Jazeera reported that its Gaza bureau chief lost his wife, son, daughter, and grandson in an Israeli airstrike. The IDF claimed to have targeted Hamas infrastructure in the area and stated that precautions are taken to minimize civilian casualties. Images have emerged of the devastating impact on civilians, including a journalist who lost his family members.

The conflict has taken a toll on journalists as well, with at least 24 deaths reported since its onset. Overcrowded hospitals are struggling to cope with the influx of injured individuals and lack essential supplies and electricity to provide proper care.

The situation in Gaza remains dire, with calls for a halt in hostilities and urgent humanitarian assistance to alleviate the suffering of the civilian population.

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