At least 166 Gazans have died in the Gaza Strip Loop in the last 24 hours and 384 have been injured by the intense Israeli bombing, bringing the total toll to 20,424 dead and 54,036 injured since the start of the war, according to the Ministry of Health controlled by Hamas.
He Israeli army continued his “incessant air attacks on residential areas in several regions of the Gaza Strip“, particularly in Jan Yunis, In the south; but also in Jabaliya and other areas of the north, the official Palestinian agency Wafa reported this Sunday.
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An aerial bombardment near the school Al Rafii in Jabaliya caused dozens of victims, as well as in similar attacks in the neighborhoods of Saftawi, Sheikh Radwan, Tuffah, Daraj and Rimal in city of Loop.
In the central Gaza Strip, one civilian was killed and others were injured when Israeli warplanes attacked a house in the refugee camp of Bureija until now safe area where a new evacuation order was issued on Friday.
Israel has ordered the evacuation of eight towns in the central governorate and ordered residents to move to the city of Deir al Balahwhere five massacres have been committed in the last 48 hours, in which 28 people have died and 88 have been injured.
In the south, medical sources reported that 19 civilians were killed in Khan Younis by Israeli airstrikes.
The Palestine Red Crescent Society reported that several wounded by a bombing died in an area near the crossing Karm Abu Salemin the south of the enclave, because “Israeli forces prevented ambulances from reaching the area”.
The organization also denounced that Israeli troops “They continue to block the arrival of medical and relief aid to the northern Gaza Strip”.
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Furthermore, on the last day the journalists died Momahed Yunis al Zaytun and Mohamed Abdul Khaled in one of the attacks in the center of the Strip, where the informants killed in the war amount to 103 according to the Gaza government, a count that includes intellectuals, writers and ‘influencers‘.
Al Zaytun and Khaled were killed by an Israeli airstrike on the former’s family home in Gaza, bringing the total number of journalists killed to 103 since the start of the Israeli aggression in Gaza.
Of the total of 20,400 dead, it is estimated that more than 70% are civilians, including more than 8,000 children, in addition to around 7,500 deceased whose bodies are estimated to still be under the rubble.
