At least 10 people have been killed in Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, according to reports from New Age. The strikes occurred on Friday (November 13), following the killing of Palestinian footballer Mahmoud Kamal by Israeli forces a day earlier.
Palestinian footballer Mahmoud Kamal killed
Israeli army forces have killed Palestinian footballer Mahmoud Kamal, as reported by New Age. The incident took place amid ongoing violence in the Gaza Strip. Kamal's death has sparked mourning across the Palestinian sporting community.Latest strikes claim 10 lives
New Age has confirmed that Israeli airstrikes have killed 10 people in Gaza. The identities of those killed in the latest strikes have not yet been disclosed. Local media outlets, citing Gaza's health ministry, have reported that several others were wounded in the attacks.Ongoing conflict and international concern
Israeli military operations and strikes in the Gaza Strip have been ongoing for an extended period. The recent surge in violence has drawn concern from the international community. However, no official response from Israeli authorities or Hamas was available at the time of this report.According to New Age reports, a total of 11 people have been killed in Gaza over the past 24 hours, including footballer Mahmoud Kamal. It remains unclear whether women and children are among the deceased. Gaza's healthcare system is under severe strain, and the death toll is feared to rise further.
