Main Developments in Gaza Strip
Occupied Al-Quds – The Israeli occupation forces continued their air, sea and ground bombardment on all areas of Gaza Strip. The Israeli siege has also been tightened amid continuous cutting of communications and the Internet. Meantime, the Palestinian resistance continues to retaliate against the occupation’s attacks targeting several Israeli military sites within the framework of the “Operation Al-Aqsa Flood”
The number of victims of the ongoing Israeli aggression on the besieged Gaza Strip, which continues for the 22nd day in a raw, has risen to 7,703 martyrs, including 3,195 children and 1,863 women. More than 1,800 went missing, including about 1,000 children, and 19,743 were injured, the Palestinian health ministry said.
The Palestinian Health Ministry: Since last night until early today, the Israeli occupation forces have committed 53 massacres in Gaza Strip in a non-stop bombardment. 377 people have been killed and 776 others have been injured since last night. The number of the massacres committed by the occupation since the beginning of the aggression reached 825.
Palestinian Minister of Health Mai Alkaila said that the Israeli occupation is killing any hope of survival for the wounded and those trapped under the rubble in Gaza as a result of its brutal aggression
Palestinian media: At least 20 Palestinians were martyred when Israeli occupation warplanes bombed a house in Jabalia, north of Gaza Strip.
The Palestinian resistance targeted the occupied Beer Al-Sabe’ and Asqalan areas with missiles in retaliation against the Zionist massacres in Gaza Strip.
The Palestinian resistance targeted the Israeli enemy’s vehicles penetrating the Al-Amrikiyya area, northwest of Beit Lahia, in northern Gaza Strip.
The Palestinian resistance fired mortar shells on the Israeli enemy’s gatherings at “Erez” and “Sufa” sites in response to the occupation’s crimes in Gaza.
The Palestinian resistance targeted “Tel Aviv” with a missile in response to the Zionist continuous aggression on Gaza.
Hgamda Mustafa