Gaza Strip The IDF Continued to Strike Residential Areas through the Night, Resulting in an Increasing Number of Civilian Casualties - Gaza Genocide Massacre Tops 5,000 Dead - nearly 16,000 Injured
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The IDF continues to strike residential areas, resulting in an increasing number of civilian casualties.

The thumbnail is one of the photos from last night.

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16th day of the war, late October 22nd status update and major events:

– Extremely heavy airstrikes on Gaza throughout the day, especially in the night. Still a huge lack of food, water, medicine and electricity, but limited humanitarian aid is starting to enter.

– Sporadic rocket attacks by Hamas and PIJ took place on cities like Sderot, Ashkelon and others.

– Throughout the entire day, Hezbollah carried out many attacks with ATGMs, MLRS and small arms against IDF troops, vehicles and radar stations in numerous settlements near the Lebanese border.

– Hezbollah announced 8 new martyrs, bringing the total amount of casualties they suffered since the beginning of the war to 27 deaths.

– As a response to the Hezbollah attacks, the IDF carried out artillery shellings, drone strikes and airstrikes on Hezbollah positions in Lebanon.

– The Islamic Resistance in Iraq carried out an attack in the morning, launching two suicide drones against the U.S. military base of Ayn al-Assad.

–An Israeli tank 'accidentally' fired at an Egyptian guard post near the Rafah border crossing with Gaza, injuring two Egyptian soldiers.

– Israeli cabinet held another meeting.

– The United States announced that they will send more troops to the Middle East.

Israeli forces injured nearly 16,000 Palestinians as aggression continued now on  17th day.

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