In Gaza City, the three buildings of the “Palestine Tower” razed by an Israeli attack

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Gaza City : The three buildings of the “Palestine tour» dismantled by a Israeli strike

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In a dramatic turn of events, Gaza City witnessed the destruction of three buildings, considered symbols of the city and collectively known as the "Palestine Tower". This destruction is the direct consequence of an airstrike carried out by Israel in a context of growing tensions.

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Strikes to respond to attacks

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Israel justifies these strikes as a response to the incessant rocket attacks carried out by Hamas from Gaza territory. It should be noted that these buildings were not empty at the time of the strike. According to information shared by local media, many people still lived in the tower. The fact that the warnings preceding the struck have been clearly and promptly transmitted by Israel made it possible to minimize human damage.

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A "Palestine tour» wwwre in debris

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There "Palestine tour", made up of three main buildings, was a blatant example of the urban development of Gaza City. This complex housed both international and local media offices, residential apartments and businesses. Its complete destruction raises serious questions about the proportionality of the Israeli response to Hamas attacks.

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Consequences of the strike on the humanitarian situation in Gaza

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The situation in the city of Gaza remains tense and the destruction of the "Palestine tour" has further increased the precariousness of the humanitarian situation. Humanitarian organizations and local authorities fear a worsening of the situation with the increase in the number of homeless people and problems linked to access to basic services.

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The international community facing the crisis

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While we are facing a level of violence never reached in years between Israel and Gaza, the international community seems powerless. Calls for calm and de-escalation coming from various international entities are becoming increasingly heard, but the echo of these calls on the ground remains questionable.

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