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Dozens killed in strikes on Gaza - as UN Security Council urged to 'prevent genocide'
Dozens of people have been killed following Israeli strikes in Gaza, including at hospitals, as a United Nations chief warned action is needed to "prevent genocide".
On Wednesday morning, Israeli airstrikes hit homes in Jabalia, in northern Gaza, killing at least 53 people, according to the Hamas-run health ministry. The Indonesian Hospital said 22 of those who died were children.
The Israeli military refused to comment on the strikes, but had warned local residents to evacuate late on Tuesday night due to Hamas infrastructure in the area, including rocket launchers. Middle East latest - Trump to meet Asia's richest man in Qatar On Tuesday, nine missiles hit the European Hospital and its courtyard in the south of the Palestinian territory, killing at least 16 people, the Gaza health ministry said.
Israel said it had hit a "Hamas command centre" beneath the hospital in Khan Younis. Hamas denies exploiting hospitals and civilian properties for military purposes.
Security Council urged to 'prevent genocide' The United Nations' top humanitarian official briefed the Security Council on Tuesday evening, warning they must "act now" to "prevent genocide.
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