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Gaza authorities have guaranteed that no less than 100 people were killed in a night as strikes that started hours before 12 PM continued into Monday. Palestinian media said Israel moved forward air and ground shelling in focal Gaza.

On Xmas, Pope allures for worldwide harmony

Rome: Pope Francis on Monday impacted the weapons business and its "instruments of death" that fuel battles as he made a Christmas Day appeal for worldwide harmony and specifically among Israel and Palestine. Talking from the loggia of St Peter's Basilica, he required the arrival of prisoners and furthermore encouraged for a finish to Israel's tactical mission in Gaza. Francis said the origin of Christ, Bethlehem "is a position of distress and quiet" this year. AP

A line of Palestinians contacted white covers containing the groups of no less than 70 individuals at a memorial service on Monday. Palestinian wellbeing authorities said the departed were killed by an Israeli airstrike focusing on Maghazi in the focal point of the assaulted strip. Wellbeing service representative Ashraf Al-Qidra expressed a large number of those killed at Maghazi were ladies and kids. Surgeons said an Israeli airstrike in Khan Younis in southern Gaza killed 23, carrying the short-term Palestinian fatalities to north of 100.

A few occupants made supplications via virtual entertainment for individuals to give them cover as they have become destitute subsequent to leaving their homes in Bureij.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, in a takeoff from his typical practice that mirrored the ongoing despair over Gaza, didn't go to the 12 PM vigil, and on second thought sent a delegate. There was no enormous tree, the standard highlight of Bethlehem's Christmas observances.

In the mean time, An Israeli air strike outside the Syrian capital Damascus on Monday killed a senior counsel in Iran's Progressive Watchmen, three security sources said. The sources said the guide, known by his moniker Sayyed Razi Mousavi, was answerable for planning the tactical collusion among Syria and Iran.

Additionally, Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that Israel wouldn't prevail with regards to liberating the leftover prisoners held in Gaza without applying military tension. "We could never have prevailed as of not long ago in that frame of mind than 100 prisoners without military strain. We will not prevail at delivering every one of the prisoners without military strain," Netanyahu said