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Israel bombs Gaza market, water point, as total death toll passes 58,000

Deadly attacks come as UN agencies say they may have to stop their operations if fuel shortages continue.

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Published On 13 Jul 202513 Jul 2025

Israeli forces have continued to pound Gaza, striking a busy market and a water distribution point, killing at least 95 Palestinians, as the death toll from Israel’s war on the enclave passed the grim milestone of 58,000.

The Israeli attack on the Gaza City market killed at least 17 people on Sunday, including prominent doctor Ahmed Qandil, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.

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In the central Nuseirat refugee camp, an Israeli missile attack struck a water collection point, killing at least 10 people.

Seven of the victims were children who had queued up to collect drinking water, according to medical sources. At least 17 others were also wounded.

The Israeli military is yet to comment on the Gaza City market strike, but said its attack on Nuseirat was aimed at a Palestinian fighter and had veered off course due to technical failure.

The Israeli claim could not be independently verified.

Jessica Dorsey, an international lawyer and an assistant professor at the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands, questioned Israel’s claim, saying the Israeli military does not take adequate measures to protect civilians in Gaza.

“Mistakes do happen in war, but at a certain point, given the pattern of civilian harm that we’ve seen over the last 21 months, you have to question calling this a mistake, and in fact, actually interrogate whether this is indeed their modus operandi,” she told Al Jazeera.

“Especially with this kind of advanced capability that they possess, we should be seeing more precision, not less responsibility, and unfortunately that’s not the case,” she added.