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0 A; q. G3 H. l8 O) s7 M Israeli forces are firing thousands of artillery shells upon Gaza as it continues fighting Hamas Thursday.About 360,000 Israeli reservists and troops, alongside massive amounts of equipment, have mobilized near the Gaza border, firing continuously from artillery and tanks into Gaza as they prepare to invade.Israel Defense Forces said it is ready to launch a ground offensive against the terrorist group in Gaza once political leadership gives the green light.Inter stanley thermos national correspondent Jason Bellini is reporting from southern Israel amid the Israel-Hamas conflict ignited by the terrorist groups surprise attack on the Jewish nation last Saturday.Bellini, who has also been on the ground reporting for Scripps News in Ukraine, pointed to some notable differences between the two conflicts.In Ukraine, there would be no standing around watching artillery being fired, because Russians have precise weapons. The artillery itself wouldnt just be sitting out in an open field 鈥?it would be moving very quickly after firing because it would be targeted by drones and counter-artillery.The situation is different in the Gaza Strip because Hamas terrorists only have rockets that are highly inaccur stanley cup ate.More than 2,800 people have died across both sides of the conflict in Gaza, officials said.SEE MORE: More stanley cup  than 2,800 killed as Israel-Hamas war intensifiesTrending stories at ScrippsnewsIDF reservist from Chicago area returns to Israel to fightBiden warns that Israel occupying Gaza would be a  mistak Rybw Aaron Jones recovers necklace with late father  s ashes after losing it during Monday Night Football game, reports say
HOUSTON 鈥?An Associated Press review of medical records for four detained stanley cup usa  immigrant women and interviews with lawyers have revealed growing allegations that a gynecologist performed surgeries and other procedures that the women never sought or didn t fully understand.Dr. Mahendra Amin was linked this week to allegations of unwanted hysterectomies performed on immigrant women at Irwin County Detention Center in Georgia.Some procedures could be justified based on problems noted in the medical records, but lawyers and medical experts say the women s lack of consent or knowled stanley quencher ge raises severe legal and ethical issues.Amin provided gynecological treatment or performed surgery on eight women dating back to 2017, including one hysterectomy, according to an attorney an immigration and civil rights lawyer working with attorneys to investigate medical treatment at the detention center.The AP s report comes days after a nurse s complaint at the detention center was widely published. Dawn Wooten claimed that many immigrant women were taken to an unidentified doctor she called the  uterus collector  because of how many hysterectomies he performed.In an interview with The Intercept, Amin said he performed  one or two hysterectomies in the past three years.  HIs lawy stanley becher er told the AP that Amin was looking forward to the  facts coming out,  and claimed that he would be cleared of wrongdoing.The AP did not find evidence of the  mass hysterectomies  that Wooten alleged. Wooten s complaint prompte