As Israel’s siege on north Gaza continues, how are people coping?
Al Jazeera
Israeli forces launched an operation in the north on October 6, laying siege to hundreds of thousands of people.
Israel attacked Beit Lahiya on Saturday, hitting residential buildings. At least 87 people have been killed or missing, according to the Government Media Office.
Israel laid siege to north Gaza more than two weeks ago and has been attacking everyone left in the area ferociously since, resulting in the deaths of many civilians.
Here is what you need to know about Israel’s ongoing assault in north Gaza:
Israel launched the assault in northern Gaza on October 6, claiming it aimed to stop Hamas from regrouping.
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