Israel continues to attack civilians
The Israeli army targeted a UN-affiliated clinic in the Jabalia Refugee Camp in the Gaza Strip. 19 people, including 9 children, lost their lives in the attack, and many civilians were injured. According to sources in the region, many people burned to death in the fire that broke out following the attack.
Israel has added a new one to its attacks on civilians in the Gaza Strip. A clinic located in the Jabalia Refugee Camp and affiliated with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) was targeted by Israeli forces. It was reported that hundreds of displaced civilians were living in the clinic, which had been attacked previously.
19 PEOPLE, INCLUDING 9 CHILDREN, LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE ATTACK
Munir al-Barash, Director General of the Gaza Ministry of Health, announced that 19 people, including 9 children, lost their lives as a result of the attack, and many others were injured. Local sources reported that a large fire broke out in the clinic after the attack and that many people burned to death.
Images from the region indicate that the heavily damaged building has become completely unusable and that the bodies of some Palestinians were burned beyond recognition. While relatives struggled to identify them, the bodies recovered from the rubble were transferred to hospitals for autopsy procedures.
DEATH TOLL IN GAZA EXCEEDS 50 THOUSAND
The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that the total death toll in Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip since October 7, 2023, has reached 50 thousand 423, and the number of injured has reached 114 thousand 638.
News Source: İHA
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