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Israel-Hamas War : Israel Again Cuts Off Internet And Telephone Services In Gaza City

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Israel has again cut web and telephone lines in the Gaza Strip on Sunday night for the third time starting from the start of the Israe-Hamas war, revealed Paris based-Agence France-Presse(AFP) alluding to telecoms firm Paltel’s proclamation.

“We regret to declare the total closure of correspondences and internet providers in Gaza after the Israeli side detached the servers,” Paltel said in an explanation.

Many Sources Give Confirmation About Internet Collapse

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One more confirmation about the web breakdown was given by a web access backing bunch NetBlocks.org. It revealed “another breakdown in network” across the blockaded territory, announced news office Related Press.

The main Gaza blackout went on for a day and a half, and the second one for a couple of hours. Not long after the power outage, UN Palestinian exile organization let the Related Press know that they had lost correspondence with by far most of the UNRWA colleagues.

Israel’s Army Bombarded On Gaza City

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A couple of seconds after the power outage, the Israeli armed force sent off a serious siege on Gaza City and other close by zones in the north of the territory. The power blasts because of the barrage were so strong they could be heard in Rafah in the most distant south of the Palestinian domain, revealed an AFP columnist present on the scene.

More Than 9700 Palestinians Killed In The War

In lieu of dialogue, Hamas is playing with fire | The Times of Israel

In the midst of calls for helpful respite, Israel has dismissed stopping its hostility. As per Gaza’s Wellbeing Service, in excess of 9,700 Palestinians have been killed in the area in almost a month of war. The loss of life is probably going to ascend before long as Israel strengthens its ground assault.

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