Three killed and dozens injured in Israeli strike on Gaza City, medics and witnesses say

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An Israeli strike in Gaza City resulted in three deaths and dozens of injuries, according to medics and witnesses. Israel stated the target was a Hamas commander, noting a similar strike in May killed his predecessor. The Israeli government asserts its right to target Hamas members and accuses Hamas of violating a ceasefire by not disarming. Progress on a US-led peace plan for Gaza has stalled since February, with talks on disarmament remaining deadlocked. Hamas has since reportedly reactivated its police force. Israel indicated it would continue to pursue those involved in the October 7 attack.

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Israel accuses Hamas of breaching the ceasefire by failing to disarm.

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The Israeli government claims it has the right to target Hamas members.

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About 1,200 people were killed and 251 taken hostage in the October 7 Hamas-led attack.

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Three people were killed and dozens injured in an Israeli strike on Gaza City.

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Israeli forces have killed more than 72,744 people in Gaza, according to its Hamas-run health ministry.

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The Israeli government maintains it has license to target Hamas members and has in turn accused Hamas of breaching the ceasefire agreement by failing to disarm.The latter phases of a US-led peace plan for Gaza have yet to come into force, with progress stalling since the US and Israel started a war with Iran in February.The US announced the start of the second phase of the plan in January, with governance of Gaza assumed by a transitional, technocratic administration alongside the demilitarisation and reconstruction of the territory.However, talks on disarmament remain deadlocked, while Hamas has since reactivated its police force and appears to be reasserting its authority.In its statement on Tuesday, Israel said it would "continue to pursue anyone who took part in the October 7 massacre".About 1,200 people were killed in that Hamas-led attack and 251 others were taken hostage.Israel responded by launching a massive military campaign in Gaza, which reduced much of the Palestinian territory to ruins and left many of its 2.1 million residents displaced.Israeli forces have killed more than 72,744 people in Gaza, according to its Hamas-run health ministry, whose figures the UN considers reliable.

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