Another Israeli bombing killed at least 17 civilians, including five children, and injured around 15 others in the town of Khan Yunis.
Dozens of Palestinians died and hundreds were injured in the Gaza Strip on Thursday due to Israeli bombings and aggression at the end of the 83-day siege of the Palestinian territory.
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Israeli warplanes attacked the Shaboura refugee camp in the city of Rafah, leaving at least 20 dead and dozens injured, according to Palestinian media.
They also reported the destruction of the Al-Taqwa Mosque, east of the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood in northern Gaza City, when it was hit by Israeli bombs.
The damage caused by the occupation bomb attack on a house in Shaboura camp in central Rafah, which killed more than 20 martyrs last night. #GazaMassacare #IsraeliNewNazism
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December 29, 2023
Amid this day of attacks, Israeli forces attacked a residential neighborhood in the Palestinian town of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip.
The airstrike killed at least nine Palestinians, most of whom were women and children.
URGENT: Injured from recent Israeli bombing in Khan Younes. pic.twitter.com/KNcFx1pZrb
— Palestine Today (@HoyPalestina)
December 29, 2023
Another Israeli bombing killed at least 17 civilians, including five children, and injured around 15 others in the town of Khan Yunis.
The attack targeted a house near Al-Amal Hospital, part of the Palestinian Red Crescent, increasing the number of dead and injured in the area.
83 days of genocide:
1,779 massacres
21,110 murdered
8,800 children
6,300 women
311 medical staff
40 Civil Defense
105 journalists
7,690 missing
(70% children and women)
55,243 injured pic.twitter.com/WzW4WRzYmj— Palestine Today (@HoyPalestina)
December 28, 2023
According to the Palestinian Health Ministry, the Iraqi siege of the Gaza Strip has claimed more than 21,500 lives and left around 54,000 injured, more than 70 percent of whom were women and children.