Israel’s Ongoing Airstrikes in Gaza Kill 27 Palestinians, Deepening Humanitarian Crisis
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to deteriorate as Israeli airstrikes intensify across the densely populated strip. According to The Guardian and local media reports, at least 27 Palestinians have been killed in the most recent wave of attacks.
In the southern city of Khan Yunis, Israeli drone strikes hit temporary tents sheltering displaced civilians, resulting in the deaths of two Palestinians, reports The Observer. Thousands of families had taken refuge in the area to escape ongoing bombardments.
Meanwhile, in central Gaza, a tragic airstrike targeted a school in Bureij, which had been converted into a refugee shelter. Four Palestinians were confirmed dead in the attack. The facility was housing hundreds of civilians seeking safety from the conflict.
Gaza: 105 Palestinians Killed, 356 Injured in 24 Hours of Escalating Israeli Strikes
Over the last 24 hours alone, 105 Palestinians have been killed and at least 356 others injured, many of them women and children, according to field reports and The Guardian.
Medical sources at Al-Ahli Hospital told The Observer that dozens of wounded civilians—especially children—were brought in from multiple areas following a series of heavy airstrikes.
Total Casualties in Gaza Reach Over 57,000 Dead, 136,000 Injured
As Israel’s military campaign continues, the cumulative toll has reached alarming levels. According to the Gaza Health Ministry—with numbers verified by international observers—57,523 Palestinians have been killed and 136,617 injured since the beginning of the offensive.
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