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Gaza hospitals say Israeli strikes killed civilians and police

Hospital and ministry officials in Gaza said Israeli strikes killed people in Gaza City and Khan Younis, including a child; Israel said it struck militants, BBC and ABC News Australia reported.

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Hospitals and Gaza officials said Israeli strikes killed at least eight people, including a child, in two attacks, BBC and ABC News Australia reported1,2.

BBC said hospital officials in Gaza City described a missile strike near Cairo School in the Al-Rimal neighborhood that killed three people, including a four-year-old boy1. ABC News Australia said medics reported three killed in Gaza City2.

In Khan Younis, the Hamas-run interior ministry said a drone strike in Al-Mawasi killed five police officers on routine duty, BBC reported1. ABC News Australia similarly said five police officers were killed in western Khan Younis2.

The Israeli military said it struck several militants in Khan Younis and did not immediately comment on the Gaza City strike, ABC News Australia reported2. Israel says Hamas has been rearming and attacking in violation of a year-old ceasefire; Hamas denies those accusations and says Israel is undermining the deal2.

Independent verification of casualty identities was not included in the reports cited1,2.

Sources

  1. BBCIsraeli strikes in Gaza kill eight including child, hospitals say
  2. ABC News AustraliaIsraeli strikes kill eight people in Gaza, medics say

How it’s being reported

2 sources

First reported by BBC

Where they agree

  • At least eight deaths were reported from two strike locations.
  • Five of the dead were described as police in Khan Younis.

Where they differ

Who was targeted in Khan Younis

Side by side

Each outlet's article broken down by our newsroom, in our own words. To read what they wrote, use the button under each one.

BBC

Israeli strikes in Gaza kill eight including child, hospitals say

Child fatality and police deaths in Khan Younis

BBC cites hospitals saying eight were killed, including a four-year-old boy in Gaza City, despite a year-old ceasefire. BBC News

Leaves out Israeli comment on Gaza City strike

Child fatality and police deaths in Khan Younis

What it reports

  • Hospitals said at least eight people were killed, including a child.
  • The Hamas-run interior ministry said a drone strike in Al-Mawasi killed five police officers.

Leaves out Israeli comment on Gaza City strike

ABC News AustraliaABC News Australia

Israeli strikes kill eight people in Gaza, medics say

Israeli statement and ceasefire context

ABC, carrying Reuters, reports eight killed including five police; the Israeli military said it struck militants in Khan Younis.

Leaves out Child’s age

Israeli statement and ceasefire context

What it reports

  • Medics said three were killed in Gaza City and the interior ministry said five police died in Khan Younis.
  • Israel says Hamas has violated a year-old ceasefire; Hamas denies rearming.

Leaves out Child’s age