Six children killed in Gaza strike, Israeli army cites 'technical error'

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Six children killed in Gaza strike, Israeli army cites 'technical error'  The Israeli military said a strike near a Gaza water distribution point that reportedly killed six children on Sunday was an accident attributed to a "technical malfunction".  READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2025/07/14/israeli-strikes-kill-at-least-32-in-gaza-as-palestinian-war-death-toll-reportedly-tops-580  Subscribe to our channel. Euronews is available on Dailymotion in 12 languages

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00:00Israeli strikes killed at least 32 people in Gaza, as the Palestinian death toll surpassed

00:0758,000 people after 21 months of war, according to local health officials.

00:15Officials at the Al Awadah hospital in central Gaza said it received 10 bodies following

00:20an Israeli strike on a water collection point in nearby Nusrat.

00:25Six children were reportedly amongst the dead.

00:30The Israel Defense Forces said it was targeting a militant, but a technical error made its

00:35munitions fall dozens of meters from the target.

00:38The Gaza Strip, from the border to the border to the border to the border, there is no

00:46danger or one centimeter to the border to the border to the border to the Gaza Strip.

01:01Despite months of talks aimed at securing a ceasefire, freeing Israeli hostages and getting

01:06aid into Gaza, Hamas and Israel remain deadlocked.

01:10Israel says it will end the war once Hamas surrenders, disarms and goes into exile, something Hamas

01:16refuses to do.

01:18Hamas says it is willing to free the remaining 50 hostages, about 20 of whom are said to be

01:23alive, in exchange for the war's end and the full withdrawal of Israeli forces.

01:27actions.

01:37To be continued...

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