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The Israeli Haaretz newspaper revealed that the Israeli army was beforehand aware that the Jihad massacre in the Jabalia refugee camp on October 31, 2023, could result in the death of between 250 and 300 Palestinians, before Chief of Staff Hertzi Halivi approved the attack. The attack targeted leaders of the Al-Qassam Brigades, despite the army’s knowledge of inhabited buildings above the targeted tunnel, and it was decided to bomb the buildings without evacuating them to prevent the leader from fleeing. The raid resulted in the destruction of an entire neighborhood with heavy bombs weighing around a ton each, leading to a large number of civilian casualties and severe damage to the area. This sparked criticism from human rights groups and investigations indicating that approving the massacre was unjustified despite prior knowledge of the potential civilian losses.
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