According to the authorities of the enclave controlled by the Islamists, at least thirteen people died and another 75 were injured in a bomb attack by the Israeli army this Tuesday on the town of Jabalia in the north of the Gaza Strip, part of the resistance movement (Hamas). Gaza Health Ministry spokesman Ashraf al Qidra said that among the injured there were “dozens” who were “in critical condition,” so it cannot be ruled out that the death toll will rise in the coming hours will, says a message that the portfolio published via its Telegram account. He also assured that Israeli forces had arrested 240 people, including 80 medical personnel, in an attack on the Al-Auda hospital, which was “without water, food or medicine.” The director of the hospital, Ahmed Muhana, is among those detained. “We are surprised by the international silence in the face of the massacres carried out by Israeli occupation forces in the north of the Gaza Strip, in view of the lack of medical care resulting from the destruction of hospitals and their extinction.” “This means that the occupation insists on the genocide of the Palestinian population “, he emphasized. Hours earlier, Palestinian media reported the deaths of more than 30 people, including five children and a journalist, in Israeli army bombings of the center and south of the Gaza Strip. Most of the victims are in the town of Rafá, in the south of the enclave, where local authorities put the death toll at 25, including reporter Adel Zorob. The Israeli army launched an offensive against the Palestinian enclave following Hamas attacks on October 7, in which around 1,200 people were killed and nearly 240 kidnapped. Gaza authorities controlled by the Islamist group put the death toll at nearly 19,500 Palestinians, adding more than 280 at the hands of the Israeli army and attacks by settlers in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
