Innocent Palestinians martyred in renewed Israeli shelling on Gaza Strip
Scores of civilians today were martyred and others were wounded in the ongoing Israeli airstrikes that targeted multiple areas across Gaza Strip as the Israeli war of genocide enters its 134th day.
WAFA News Agency reported citing medical sources as saying that the Israeli warplanes bombed three houses in Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City, and two houses in Al-Sabra neighborhood in the center of city, resulting in the killing of at least 10 people and the injury of 20 others.
Israeli occupation forces also targeted a house in Deir Al-Balah in central Gaza Strip, wounding six people, including two children.
In Rafah, south of the Strip, Israeli fighter jets carried out three attacks on the Shaboura camp in the center of the city, resulting in the killing of at least six people and causing injury to nine others.
Meanwhile, the occupation artillery shelled the eastern and southern border areas.
Furthermore, a Palestinian civilian was reported killed in an Israeli airstrike that targeted a house in the Al-Jeneina neighborhood, in the center of the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.
Israeli warplanes also targeted the town of Al-Qarara, north of Khan Yunis, in conjunction with artillery shelling by Israeli occupation forces in Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, in northern Gaza.
In addition, the Israeli artillery intensively bombed the southern and eastern areas of the city of Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip.
The occupation forces continued their military siege of Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis city, amid a power outage. Power generators inside the Complex are expected to stop operating due to running out of fuel, which led to the tragic killing of at least five patients.
Yesterday, the Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that the number of the victims of the ongoing Israeli aggression since the seventh of last October had risen to 28,775 martyrs, 68,552 wounded, in addition to thousands of victims who are still under the rubble and on the roads, as the occupation prevents ambulance and rescue crews from reaching them.
Hamda Mustafa