Beit Lahia

Israeli strikes killed dozens of people in Gaza Sunday, civil defense rescuers said, most of them in northern Gaza where the U.N. and others have decried disastrous humanitarian conditions.

In Lebanon, Israeli strikes killed 11 people in the south and six in Beirut— including Hezbollah spokesman Mohammed Afif.

At least ten Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza today.

More than 50 children were reportedly killed in northern Gaza's Jabalia area in the past 48 hours, UNICEF said on Nov. 2, warning that the entire population faces imminent danger from disease, starvation and relentless bombings.

An Israeli air strike on a single residential block killed nearly 100 people on Tuesday, Gaza's civil defense agency said, leaving rescuers scrambling for survivors as Israel pursued its offensives in Gaza and Lebanon.

Israel's key ally and backer the United States called the strike — which killed a large number of children — "horrifying".

Gaza's civil defense agency said Tuesday that an overnight Israeli airstrike killed more than 93 people in a residential building in the northern district of Beit Lahia.

"The number of martyrs in the massacre of the Abu Nasr family home in Beit Lahia has risen to 93 martyrs, and about 40 are still missing under the rubble," agency spokesman Mahmud Bassal told AFP in an updated toll.

Fighting raged on two fronts on Sunday as Israel targeted what it said was a Hezbollah "command center" in the Lebanese capital, while in Gaza rescuers reported 73 people killed in a single air strike.

The health authorities in Gaza have reported that the number of Palestinians killed in the ongoing conflict with Israel has surpassed 30,000, according to a report from BTA. The Ministry of Health of the Palestinian Territory released a statement confirming 79 casualties in Israeli airstrikes overnight, although this information has not been independently verified.

An Israeli general claims that the country's troops are close to Gaza City.
The Palestinian Authority announced that the city's maternity hospital was shelled.

Destroyed buildings in Gaza

An Associated Press video journalist and a freelance Palestinian translator were killed Aug. 13 when ordnance left over from the Israeli-Hamas war exploded as they were reporting on the conflict's aftermath.

A foreign journalist was among at least five people killed in northern Gaza on Aug. 13 as Palestinian experts were dismantling an Israeli missile, medics and officials said.