'What was in Gaza will no longer be.'
An aerial view of buildings destroyed by Israeli air strikes in the Jabalia camp for Palestinian refugees in Gaza City Pictures show neighbourhoods in Gaza almost destroyed after Israel launched 250 airstrikes in just one hour. It comes after an Israeli defense official promise the strip will become a ‘tent city’ with every building to be demolished. Images reveal a countless number of homes and vehicles have been reduced to rubble as emergency services continue to dig for survivors.
A view of the rubble of buildings hit by an Israeli airstrike, in Jabalia People are seen around destroyed buildings and debris at the Jabalia neighborhood Israel declared war on Hamas on October 8 following a shock land, air and sea assault by the Gaza-based Islamists ‘Whoever comes to decapitate, murder women, Holocaust survivors — we will eliminate him at the height of our power and without compromise.
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Israeli Defence Minister Announces Siege On Gaza To Fight ‘Human Animals’Sanjana is a HuffPost reporter based in Washington, D.C. She currently covers breaking news and politics, and previously wrote for the AP in her native city Chicago. You can reach her at sanjana.karanthhuffpost.com or on Twitter at sanjanakaranth.
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