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Palestinians report at least 29 killed, dozens wounded in strike on school compound near Gaza's Khan Yunis ■ MDA Medical Services: Two killed from direct rocket hit to vehicles in northern Israel's Golan area ■ IDF says it intercepted two drones which crossed into Israel from Lebanon ■ Syrian army reports Israel attacked Iranian-linked targets in northern Syria, no casualties

'They arrive slightly shocked, but after a few days, the explosions become routine': When newly armed IDF conscripts would ordinarily still be in training, they now find themselves in the heart of Gaza's battlefield

The strike destroyed over 4,000 embryos and 1,000 more specimens of sperm and unfertilized eggs. 'My heart is divided into a million pieces,' said Bahaeldeen Ghalayini, founder of Gaza's largest fertility clinic

Netanyahu tells Senate Republicans that even if Israel would have to go into Rafah without U.S. support, 'We won't stop' ■ Blinken meets Saudi FM, discuss 'urgent need to protect all civilians in Gaza' ■ Hamas says Israel's response to their cease-fire proposal was negative ■ World Food Program chief: 'Small window left to prevent outright famine in Gaza' ■ IDF says 350 suspects arrested at Gaza's Al-Shifa Hospital

In Israel's war with Hamas, Gaza's children have been exposed to unimaginable horrors as their parents, once again, find themselves incapable of protecting them. Many of them weigh suicide

Gaza has reached the grim milestone of 20,000 dead since October 7, according to the Hamas-run Health Ministry. In a war unprecedented in scope and intensity, who can verify its count? Do the figures differentiate between civilians and militants, or between victims of airstrikes and errant rockets? Who counts Gaza's dead, and how?

Extending over 500 kilometers, according to Hamas claims, "Globes" examines some of the weaponry that could help defeat Gaza's ruling regime.