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Gaza toll rises to 801
Saturday, January 10, 2009 07:36 [IST]

Gaza: The toll in the Israeli military operation in the Gaza Strip has risen to 801, officials said Friday.

Israel launched massive air and ground assaults against the Islamic Hamas in Gaza Dec 27, in response to the continuous rocket attacks by the militants on its territory.

On Friday night, nine more people were killed in different parts of the salient as Israeli operation entered its 15th day.

Gaza emergency chief Mo'aweya Hassanein said at least 801 Palestinians were killed and 3,300 others wounded since the fighting started a fortnight ago. Among the dead include 230 children and 92 women, he added.

Earlier in the day, Israeli warplanes and tanks launched a series of air and ground attacks in central and northern Gaza Strip, killing at least 21 people and wounding 60 others, Hassanein said.

An UN Security Council Resolution earlier called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza but Israel's Cabinet Friday decided to continue the military operation.

 


Source : ians

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