Sabra is a neighborhood within Gaza City, and Hamas runs the Interior Ministry in Gaza. Israel and Hamas dispute responsibility for the conflict.
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Updated Aug 4
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What happened
Sabra is a neighborhood within Gaza City, and Hamas runs the Interior Ministry in Gaza. Israel and Hamas dispute responsibility for the conflict.
Who's involved
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Part of
The ongoing conflict involves Israel conducting near-daily attacks in the Gaza Strip, which is controlled by Hamas-led militants, while UN agencies consider the records of the Hamas-controlled Gaza Health Ministry reliable.Also in this story
- Israeli strikes continue in Gaza, leading to the destruction of buildings, while the UN chief raises concerns about potential war crimes, alongside international reactions.
- The UN noted that Israel controls territory within the Gaza Strip, has not recognized the Yellow Line, and views Hamas as terrorists.
- Hamas is reportedly preparing a power transfer backed by the UN, while Israel continues to violate the Gaza cease-fire.
- Hamas controls population and movement in Gaza City and hosts anti-Hamas protests during the Gaza War.
The entities involved
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Sabra
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Gaza City
ancient Levantine metropolis and modern city in Gaza Strip
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Hamas
Palestinian Islamist political and military organization
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