About 30 people were killed, dozens were injured in a new attack carried out by the Israeli army on the Jabaliya refugee camp, the largest in the Gaza Strip, which in this case would reach School of the United Nations Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Middle East (UNRWA)

According to the Palestinian news agency WAFA, The attack on the center killed at least 27 people., which Ma’an identified as an UNRWA facility, and two other people were killed after a car was hit in the same camp. The Israeli army has not yet commented on the bombing, the third in as many days in Jabaliya.

UNRWA said on Wednesday that until 70 of its workers have now been confirmed dead in the Gaza Strip, where the agency’s Commissioner Philippe Lazzarini paid a visit, who stressed that it is “getting bleaker” every day as his colleagues continue to die, and stressed that the agency will remain in Gaza to “stay with” Palestinian refugees and the rest of their communities .

The organization announced this Thursday that about 690,000 internally displaced persons are housed in 149 institutions UNRWA. “Our shelters are at four times their capacity and overcrowded conditions continue to create serious health and safety concerns,” he said in a post on his social media account X.

For their part, the sector’s authorities, controlled by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), said this Thursday that Two explosions on Tuesday and Wednesday killed 195 people. The Israeli army attacked the refugee camp, leaving 777 wounded and 120 missing under the rubble, so it is possible that the death toll could increase in the coming hours.

The Israeli army said after Tuesday’s bombing that The attack killed “about 50 terrorists.” Among them is the commander of Hamas’ central Jabaliya battalion, Ibrahim Biari, “one of the leaders” of the October 7 attacks by the Islamist group, although he admitted they caused an unknown number of civilian casualties.

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Israel launched a military offensive that included ground operations over several days in response to attacks carried out by Hamas on October 7 that left almost 1400 dead and more than 240 kidnappedaccording to remains provided by Israeli authorities.

The authorities of the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip this Thursday raised the level of more than 9,000 people died as a result of the Israeli offensive, while the Palestinian Authority has reported more than 130 deaths due to security forces operations and settler attacks since October 7.

(Europe Press)