Israel's strike on bustling Gaza cafe killed a Hamas operative - but dozens more people were killed
Summary
An Israeli airstrike on a seaside cafe in Gaza City killed a Hamas operative along with many civilians, including children and women. The strike, which left at least 40 people dead and many injured, has raised concerns about the level of civilian casualties in Israel's military actions in Gaza.Key Facts
- An Israeli airstrike hit al-Baqa Cafeteria in Gaza City.
- The strike killed at least 40 people, including a Hamas operative.
- Many of the victims were civilians, such as students, artists, and athletes.
- At least nine women and several children or teenagers were among the dead.
- The Israeli Defense Forces stated they aimed to target "terrorists" and tried to avoid civilian harm.
- The strike caused significant injuries, with Shifa Hospital reporting 72 injured people, many with severe burns.
- The incident has prompted discussions about the proportionality of Israel's military operations.
- Al-Baqa Cafeteria was a popular social spot in Gaza, known for its scenic location and vibrant atmosphere.
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