Tel Aviv, Oct 20 (Reporter) The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) acknowledged casualties from an Israeli strike on the northern Gaza Strip, but considered the Palestinian side's figures, which on Saturday evening reported more than 70 dead, to be "exaggerated," although the Israeli side did not specify how many people it believed had died. Earlier, the Gaza government's media office reported that the death toll from the Israeli strike on the Beit Lahia area in the northern Gaza Strip exceeded 70, with dozens injured. "Following an initial IDF examination, the numbers published by the Office of Hamas-run Government Information Office in Gaza - are exaggerated and do not align with the information held by the IDF," the IDF said on Telegram. The IDF also claims that "precision munitions" were used in the attack. In recent days, Israel has been regularly carrying out airstrikes in the northern Gaza Strip, including the Jabalia camp, which is home to a large number of Palestinian refugees. The Gaza Health Ministry called the situation in the northern part of the enclave catastrophic...////...