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Domaine de Grand Pré’s Recipe for Award-Winning Service and Hospitality | SaltWireGAZA - As Israeli troops push further into dense Gaza townships under an intensifying bombardment, besieged Palestinian civilians wake each morning to pull bodies from the rubble of air strikes and begin their daily search for food and clean water.
Since then, Israeli air and artillery strikes on Gaza have killed 9,488 people, the health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza says. Israel has cut off electricity and fuel supplies, while allowing in only a trickle of food and medicine. "My father almost had a heart attack last night when a missile strike shook the building. We felt it was us being hit," said Ismail, who did not give his name for fear of Israeli reprisals.
However, Israeli airstrikes continued to batter the south as well and hundreds of thousands of people remained in the north, some pointing to the cramped conditions in the south, others saying they feared being barred from ever returning home. Several Gaza City residents Reuters did speak to said they were too frightened to attempt the crossing, with some pointing to recent accounts of deaths on the main roads connecting south and north.
An air strike on Maghazi refugee camp in the centre of the enclave killed 40 people according to local health authorities. Saeed al-Nejma, 53, said he had been asleep with his family in their single-storey house when the blast hit his neighbourhood.
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