Israeli air strike on Gaza City university kills three people
Al Jazeera English's headline. Reported by Al Jazeera English, Le Monde in English, Al-Monitor.
What the sources say, in brief
According to Al-Monitor, an Israeli strike on a university in Gaza City killed three people on Sunday, according to staff and a local hospital. Al Jazeera English reported that two Israeli strikes hit students and security guards at the Islamic University in Gaza City. Le Monde in English quoted Gaza's education ministry saying 10 students and educators had been killed over the past six days. Al-Monitor also reported that the civil defence agency said five others were killed elsewhere in the territory. The Israeli army said it was currently looking into the strike at the Islamic University, according to Al-Monitor, though the excerpt is cut off. The sources differ on whether one or two strikes hit the university. The event is developing and the excerpts give no further outcome.
Key points
- Al-Monitor reported that an Israeli strike on a Gaza City university killed three people on Sunday, according to staff and a local hospital.
- Al Jazeera English reported that two Israeli strikes hit students and security guards at the Islamic University in Gaza City.
- Le Monde in English quoted Gaza's education ministry saying 10 students and educators were killed over the past six days.
- Al-Monitor reported that the civil defence agency said five others were killed elsewhere in the territory.
What we know
- Al-Monitor reported that an Israeli strike on a university in Gaza City killed three people on Sunday.
- Al Jazeera English reported that students and security guards were hit at the Islamic University in Gaza City.
- Le Monde in English quoted Gaza's education ministry on 10 students and educators killed over six days.
Sources differ: Al Jazeera English describes two Israeli strikes at the Islamic University, while Al-Monitor describes a single strike on a university in Gaza City.
Generated from the headlines and excerpts below and checked automatically: any number or name not present in the sources rejects the summary, and each bullet is checked the same way. Version 1.
Israeli air strike on Gaza City university kills three people. According to Al-Monitor, an Israeli strike on a university in Gaza City killed three people on Sunday, according to staff and a local hospital. Al Jazeera English reported that two Israeli strikes hit students and security guards at the Islamic University in Gaza City. Le Monde in English quoted Gaza's education ministry saying 10 students and educators had been killed over the past six days. Al-Monitor also reported that the civil defence agency said five others were killed elsewhere in the territory. The Israeli army said it was currently looking into the strike at the Islamic University, according to Al-Monitor, though the excerpt is cut off. The sources differ on whether one or two strikes hit the university. The event is developing and the excerpts give no further outcome. Covered by 3 publications. Al Jazeera English: Israeli air strike on Gaza City university kills three people. Le Monde in English: Israeli strike on Gaza university kills three. Al-Monitor: Strike on Gaza university kills three: staff, hospital.
Who is covering it
- Al Jazeera English Qatar Israeli air strike on Gaza City university kills three people Two Israeli strikes hit students and security guards at the Islamic University in Gaza City. 25 Oct · Tier 2
- Le Monde in English France Israeli strike on Gaza university kills three 'Over the past six days, 10 students and educators have been killed by the occupation's fire,' according to Gaza's education ministry. 25 Oct · Tier 2
- Al-Monitor United States Strike on Gaza university kills three: staff, hospital An Israeli strike on a university in Gaza City killed three people on Sunday, staff and a local hospital said, while the civil defence agency reported five others killed elsewhere in the territory. Reached for comment on the strike at the Islamic University, the Israeli army said that it was current 25 Oct · Tier 3
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