GAZA, Tuesday, May 7, 2024 (WAFA) – 21 Palestinian civilians, including children and women, were Tuesday dawn killed as the occupation forces bombed various areas in the Gaza Strip, the majority of them from the city of Rafah.
Medical sources at Kuwait Specialized Hospital in Rafah said that 20 people were killed and dozens were injured.
Rescue crews, ambulances, and citizens recovered the bodies of four people, including two women, while 18 others were injured, in an Israeli bombing of a house owned by Al-Darbi family in Tal Al-Sultan neighborhood, west of Rafah.
The crews were also able to retrieve the bodies of three people from under the rubble of Abu Amra family’s house, and four others from Al-Hams family in Al-Jeneina neighborhood to the east.
Four other people were killed in the bombing of a house owned by Al-Shamali and Abdel-Al families.
The same sources explained that a number of people were injured as a result of Israeli warplanes targeting a house owned by Al-Afifi family in Tal Al-Sultan neighborhood, west of the city of Rafah.
The occupation aircraft launched air strikes targeting Abu Halawa area, east of the city of Rafah, in conjunction with the occupation artillery shelling and firing at citizens’ homes in the eastern areas of the city of Rafah.
In Gaza City, a citizen was killed, and others were injured, when occupation aircraft bombed a school to shelter displaced people in the Beach Camp, west of Gaza.
The occupation artillery bombed various areas in Gaza City, especially the neighborhoods of Al-Zaytoun, Tal Al-Hawa, Sheikh Ajlin, and Al-Sabra.
In the northern Gaza Strip, occupation aircraft bombed a house in Al-Atatra area in the city of Beit Lahia.
The occupation aircraft also targeted the eastern areas of the towns of Beit Hanoun and Jabalia in the northern Gaza Strip.
The Israeli occupation continues its land, sea and air aggression against the Gaza Strip since October 7, which resulted in the killing of 34,735 citizens, the majority of whom were children and women, while 78,108 others were injured as thousands of victims remain under the rubble.
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