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After a pause in the fighting between Israel and Hamas provided a week of relative calm for Gaza’s 2.2 million residents, the fragile truce fell apart on Friday morning, with the two sides unable to reach agreement for further exchanges of hostages and prisoners. After a week of relative calm for the Gaza Strip’s 2.2 million residents, the truce deal between Israel and Hamas fell apart, with the two sides unable to reach agreement for further exchanges of hostages and prisoner.
As it resumed airstrikes in Gaza, the Israeli military on Friday published online a detailed map of the territory divided into scores of small zones that it said would help Palestinian residents determine if they needed to “evacuate from specific places for their safety.” As it resumed airstrikes in Gaza on Friday, the Israeli military issued a map of the territory divided into scores of small zones that it said would help Palestinian residents determine if they needed to “evacuate from specific places for their safety.”
Hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians are sheltering in the south after Israel ordered civilians to flee the north, where the bombardment has been heaviest and where Israel has mounted a ground invasion.In their campaign to root out Hamas, which controls Gaza, Israeli forces are expected to turn their focus to the now-crowded south. Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were already sheltering in the south after Israel ordered civilians to flee the north, where the bombardment has been heaviest and where Israel has mounted a ground invasion.In their campaign to root out Hamas, which controls Gaza, Israeli forces are expected to turn their focus to the now-crowded south.
During the cease-fire, more than 100 captives Hamas had been holding had been freed over five different rounds of exchanges, and 210 Palestinians had been released from jail. And in Gaza, residents ventured out into the wreckage to forage for supplies, check on loved ones, and just take in a soundscape without explosions. During the cease-fire, more than 100 hostages Hamas had been holding were freed over five different rounds of exchanges, and 210 Palestinians released from Israeli jails.
Here are images from Hamas’s attacks and their aftermath, and of Israel’s response.
This gallery contains graphic images.
Residents of Hamad Town, a Qatari-funded residential complex in Khan Younis, Gaza, looking at buildings destroyed by Israeli strikes.