Outrage Over Gaza Massacre Amid Israeli Hostage Rescue Operation

Israeli attacks in central Gaza resulted in the deaths of scores of Palestinians, including many civilians, while a special forces operation successfully rescued four hostages. The death toll sparked international outrage, with calls for a ceasefire and the release of all hostages. The rescue operation was Israel's largest of the war, but the joy of the hostages' reunions with their families was overshadowed by the high number of casualties in Gaza.

Israeli military rescued four hostages in Gaza, three of whom were held in the home of a Hamas member, showing the group's use of civilian homes to shield its activities. More than 274 people were reportedly killed during the raid, but the Israeli military claimed the death toll was less than 100. The incident highlights the ongoing conflict in Gaza and the challenges of distinguishing between civilians and combatants.

Israeli special forces stormed an apartment in the Nuseirat camp, central Gaza, identified the identity of the three hostages and then rescued them under gunfire. Israeli police on June 10 released a video rescuing three of the four hostages held by Hamas at the Nuseirat refugee camp, carried out by officers from the Israel National Counterterrorism Unit (Yamam) and intelligence agents from the domestic security agency Isarel Shin Bet. The video shows Yamam special forces storming the third-floor apartment of a building near the market in the refugee camp, believed to be the private residence of Hamas member Abdallah Aljamal, who was holding three hostages: Almog Meir Jan, 22 years old, Andrey Kozlov, 27 years old, and Shlomi Ziv, 41 years old.

Israel admite cerca de 100 muertos y el Ministerio de Sanidad de Hamás eleva la cifra a 274 en la operación del sábado en el campamento de refugiados de Nuseirat. Imágenes y testimonios señalan ataques aéreos masivos y constantes. Es una de las mayores masacres en ocho meses de guerra.