organizations, partner forces and traditional and social media," the statement said.

The report also indicated that the Pentagon is still assessing reports that a coalition airstrike on March 17 played a role in the deaths of as many as 200 civilians in western Mosul.

The top U.S. commander in Iraq, Lt. Gen. Stephen Townsend, said in late March that there is "a fair chance" that the airstrike played a part in the deaths of the civilians inside three leveled buildings.

Townsend told reporters at the time that the U.S. was reviewing the incident and may find that the civilian deaths were due to a combination of the airstrike and the ISIS tactic of using human shields inside the buildings.

ABC News' Lucien Bruggeman and Luis Martinez contributed to this report.Gaza conflict: UN school struck in Rafah by Israeli air strike

There have been renewed clashes between Israeli military and militants in Gaza overnight as witnesses and medics say an Israeli air strike killed at least seven people and wounded about 30 others on Sunday in a UN-run school in the southern Gaza Strip

The Gaza Ministry of Health, has issued a press statement which says the Kuwati Maternity Hospital in Rafah is unable to cope with the numbers of dead and injured. It states that at least 118 people have died today in Gaza:

Missile and mortar attacks are continuing in Rafah, putting enormous pressure on the 20-bed Kuwaiti Maternity Hospital, which is overflowing with dead and injured. There are 30 bodies lying on the floor of the dental clinic,