About 50 Gazans killed in central Gaza

Gaza/Jerusalem (EFE).- At least 47 Gazans, including a 40-day-old baby, were killed late last night in repeated Israeli attacks on the city of Deir al-Balah, the Nusseyrat refugee camp and the town of al-Zawida. Center of Gaza.

Medical sources informed EFE that in Nussirat alone, at least 21 people, including five children and seven women, were killed when the Israeli Air Force attacked several houses, including those of displaced people.

According to the Palestinian Wafa Agency, after the bombing, and after witnesses rushed to help those affected, Israeli forces attacked again, causing new victims. Search and rescue operations are underway to locate the missing people under the debris.

Medical sources said the bodies of the dead were taken to Deir al-Balah’s Al Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, where at least two other displaced people were killed in a bombardment of a house in the Al Hadaba neighborhood, according to local sources.

Other attacks in Gaza and Lebanon

For its part, the Israeli army claimed this Friday that it struck from the air yesterday more than 200 Hamas targets in Gaza and Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon, including command and control centers, launchers and other infrastructure.

In central Gaza, a military statement reported the elimination of “several armed terrorists operating in the area”, without giving further details and despite the deaths of children, according to medical sources.

siege in jabaliya

In the northern region of Yabaliya, where a military siege remains in place and food entry has been practically negligible for almost a month, troops eliminated dozens of militiamen from the air and through “selective raids on military formations”. Same text.

According to Palestinian sources, last night Israel bombed a four-story building in the Jabaliya camp that was sheltering more than 120 people, but it remains inaccessible to rescuers due to the military siege.

In besieged northern Gaza alone – which includes Beit Lahiya and Beit Hanoun – at least 75 people were killed yesterday and more than a thousand since the start of this new ground military offensive in early October. More than 43,200 people have been killed since October 2023, mostly women and children, and more than 101,600 have been injured.