Palestinians mourned their relatives in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on Sunday. The civilian toll of Israel’s campaign in Gaza has drawn increasing criticism from U.N. officials, who have called for an urgent cease-fire.
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The influx of people wounded in airstrikes and those displaced from the north is putting increasing pressure on hospitals in southern Gaza, one doctor said.
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Thirty-one premature babies were evacuated from Al-Shifa Hospital in northern Gaza and transferred to a hospital in Rafah in the south. Officials in Gaza and Egypt have said the babies will later be taken to Egypt for treatment.
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About 10,000 more people — including some children traveling alone — evacuated from the territory’s north to its south on Saturday, according to United Nations estimates.
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Hundreds of thousands of Gazans have followed Israeli directives to leave northern Gaza and move to the south for their safety. But Israeli airstrikes have continued in the south.
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Parts of southern Gaza were pounded by airstrikes on Saturday, according to the United Nations and the Palestinian Authority’s news agency.
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Children cried after their homes were destroyed in Khan Younis on Saturday.
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Palestinians searched the rubble for survivors on Sunday after strikes in Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip.
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Israeli strikes on Gaza have forced about three-quarters of the territory’s people to flee their homes, according to U.N. figures.
