GAZA, Wednesday, October 25, 2023 (WAFA) – At least 30 people were killed and 35 others were injured today in an Israeli airstrike at the homes of the Ikhlail and Zeno families in Gaza City.
WAFA correspondent said the warplanes fired at least two missiles at the two houses while people were inside them, especially women and children, leaving a large number of dead and wounded.
In addition, 10 people were killed and others were injured, including women and children, as a result of an Israeli airstrike on the house of the Shawa family in al-Rimal neighborhood in Gaza City. They were all taken to Shifa Hospital.
The Israeli occupation warplanes also targeted a house in the Tal al-Hawa neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City, which led to the death of nine people, the majority of whom were women and children.
An Israeli warplane targeted a house belonging to the Baroud family in the Beach Camp, west of Gaza City, killing six people and wounding others who were transferred to Shifa Hospital.
In the city of Khan Younis in the south of the Gaza Strip, six farmers were killed while they were working on their agricultural land and on a poultry farm, following a bombing that targeted them in Abasan, east of the city.
Israeli warplanes also attacked an inhabited house belonging to the al-Farra family in Abasan, killing and wounding a number of them, some were moved to Nasser Hospital while the others are still under the rubble.
WAFA correspondent quoted medical sources saying that 57 health institutions were damaged during the Israeli aggression that lasted 19 days, and the warplanes also led to the death of 73 medical personnel and the destruction of 25 ambulances.
He said that 12 hospitals and 32 primary care centers were evacuated and put out of service as a result of Israeli warplanes targeting them, and due to lack of fuel to operate the hospitals.
He pointed out that the large number of medical staff targeted by the warplanes and the displacement of others led to a shortage in hospital staff, making it impossible to provide service to patients.
Hospitals in the Gaza Strip received about 1,600 reports of missing people still under the rubble, including 900 children.
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