Israel Accused of Bombing Gaza School, Causing Over 100 Deaths

Israel has been accused of bombing a school in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of more than 100 people. Gaza officials claim that the Al-Taba'een school, which was being used as a shelter, was hit, while Israel asserts that it targeted a Hamas base.

The ongoing conflict has seen 329 Israeli soldiers killed, with Israel stating that the conflict will only end when hostages are freed and Hamas is eliminated. On the Palestinian side, at least 39,699 people have been killed, with at least one-third being militants.

The attack on the school followed a previous day's attack on two other schools, which resulted in 18 deaths. The international community has condemned the violence, with the United Nations Human Rights Council expressing shock and outrage at the Israeli Finance Minister's comments suggesting that starving the people of Gaza could be a legitimate and ethical approach.