At least eight children were killed Sunday in Syria when rockets struck a school in Aleppo, in a sixth straight day of airstrikes that included a barrel bomb that killed a family of six, Reuters reported. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, however, which monitors the war, reportedly could not confirm that chlorine gas was used. At least 54 people were killed in bombing attacks on Saturday, and air strikes continued to hit several districts of eastern Aleppo on Sunday, the Observatory said. On Friday alone, airstrikes hit four hospitals in east Aleppo, effectively rendering all hospitals in the enclave of 275,000 people out of service, according to the opposition's Aleppo Health Directorate and the World Health Organization. He said Damascus would not allow the people of eastern Aleppo to be "hostages to 6,000 gunmen."

Source: Fox News November 20, 2016 17:35 UTC