Gaza media office: Israeli occupation has bombed 172 centers sheltering displaced Palestinians since the beginning of the aggression

The Gaza media office has condemned the massacres committed by the Israeli occupation by bombing two schools sheltering displaced people in Gaza City, which led to the martyrdom of tens of Palestinians and the wounding dozens others. The office held the US administration fully responsible for the continuation of these massacres against the Palestinian people.

In a statement on Sunday, the office said that by attacking these two schools, the number of the shelters bombed by the occupation has become 172 since the beginning of the genocide war, and the number of martyrs inside the school shelters has exceeded 1040.

The office pointed out that these continuous massacres are part of the occupation’s ongoing crimes being committed against the Palestinian people for the tenth consecutive month.

The media office pointed out that the Israeli occupation is focusing heavily on targeting and bombing the displaced inside schools, according to a deliberate and prepared plan with the aim of premeditated killing and achieving the largest possible number of victims.

The media office called on the international community, the United Nations, various international organizations and all countries of the free world to pressure the occupation to stop the war of genocide and stop shedding the Palestinian blood in Gaza Strip.

In turn, the Palestinian resistance affirmed that these two massacres indicates the insistence of the Israeli entity on pressing ahead with the Nazi war of genocide that it is waging against the Palestinians in violating of all international laws and norms.

This afternoon, the Israeli occupation committed two massacres in Gaza, killing 30 martyrs and wounding dozens.

Wafa News Agency reported that 30 Palestinians were martyred and others were wounded, including children and women, after the occupation bombarded Al-Nasr and Hassan Salama schools in Al-Nasr neighborhood, west of Gaza City.

Hamda Mustafa