Palestinians returned to the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis after the withdrawal of Israeli troops to find homes and infrastructure destroyed by months of bombardment. Israeli officials framed the pullout as a strategic move ahead of possible further operations, while the article reports casualty figures and scepticism from commentators.
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According to the latest figures, at least 33,175 Palestinians have been killed and 75,886 wounded in Israeli attacks on Gaza since 7 October.
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Earlier reports gave At least 29,514 24 Feb, 17:14 Maldives Republicover 3,000 18 Oct, 11:35 Maldives Republic
According to the latest figures, at least 33,175 Palestinians have been killed and 75,886 wounded in Israeli attacks on Gaza since 7 October.
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Earlier reports gave 69,616 people 24 Feb, 17:14 Maldives Republic
Before 7 October, nearly 400,000 people lived in Khan Younis and its surrounding areas.
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Palestinians returned to the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis to find their homes reduced to ruins by months of Israeli bombardment.
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The sudden withdrawal of Israel's 98th division from southern Gaza comes after six months of relentless attacks on Gaza.
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