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Israel Defense Forces says air raid sirens sounded in country’s South

*As Qatari Emir calls for UN probe into attacks on Gaza hospitals

 Air raid sirens have been heard in the southern part of Israel, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said on Saturday amid Palestinian movement Hamas’ announced shelling of the area.

“Initial report – Sirens sounded in southern Israel,” the IDF wrote on Telegram.

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The military wing of Hamas, the Al-Qassam Brigades, said also on Saturday that they had launched a rocket strike on the Israeli city of Beer Sheva in response to “massive civilian killings” in the Gaza Strip.

Qatari Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani called on the United Nations on Saturday to send a team to the Gaza Strip to investigate recent attacks on hospitals.

“We call on the UN to send an international team to investigate Israeli bombardments of hospitals in the Gaza Strip,” the emir said at a Joint Arab Islamic Extraordinary Summit in Riyadh.

The Qatari emir said the international norms were being compromised by attacks on medical facilities and refugee camps in the Palestinian territories.

The World Health Organization said on Friday it had verified over 250 attacks on health care facilities in Gaza since October 7. The UN health agency said five attacks on five hospitals had been documented in one day and four hospitals were put out of action in the past two days alone. SPUTNIK

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