Israeli prime minister vows to turn Hamas strongholds ‘into ruins’

itemprop=description content=Benjamin Netanyahu warned people to leave Gaza as he says Israel will ‘take revenge’ for attacks.

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned people living in Gaza to leave as he vowed to turn parts of the territory “into ruins”.

The Palestinian Health Ministry said at least 232 people had died and 1,700 wounded in airstrikes by Israel on the blockaded territory. Israel will stop supplying electricity, fuel and goods to Gaza, according to a statement from Mr Netanyahu’s office on Saturday night. Palestinians ride on an Israeli military vehicle taken by an army base overrun by Hamas militants near the Gaza Strip fence in Gaza City Hamas gunmen targeted up to 22 locations in the initial assault with gun battles continuing well after nightfall. Militants held hostages in two towns and occupied a police station in a third.

Palestinians demonstrated in towns and cities around the West Bank on Saturday night amid the offensive from Gaza and Israeli retaliation. Palestinian health officials said Israeli fire killed five there, but gave few details. Prince Faisal emphasised “the kingdom’s rejection of the targeting of civilians and the need for all sides to respect international humanitarian law”.

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