"Israel has carried out some of its deadliest airstrikes on Gaza in months, killing at least 30 Palestinians, some of whom were sheltering in tent cities for displaced people. Despite a nominal ceasefire, the Israeli military struck a police station in the Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood west of Gaza City on Saturday, killing 10 officers and detainees, the civil defence said, who indicated the death toll could rise as emergency responders searched for bodies."
"The strikes came a day before a border crossing is expected to open in Gaza's southernmost city, a reminder that the death toll is still rising even as a ceasefire agreement inches forward. All of the territory's border crossings have been closed since the start of the war, and Palestinians see the Rafah crossing with Egypt as a lifeline for the tens of thousands in need of treatment outside the territory because most of its medical infrastructure has been destroyed by Israeli bombardment."
Israeli airstrikes across Gaza killed at least 30 Palestinians, including civilians sheltering in tent cities and families in apartment buildings. A strike on a police station in Sheikh Radwan killed ten officers and detainees, with the toll expected to rise as responders searched for bodies. A separate strike on an apartment in Gaza City killed three children and two women; another strike on tents in Khan Younis killed seven. The attacks followed an incident in which armed men emerged from a Rafah tunnel. Border crossings remain closed and Rafah access is tightly limited amid widespread medical infrastructure destruction.
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