Israeli strikes kill 33 people in Gaza refugee camp
- October 19, 2024
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At least 33 people died and dozens were injured in various Israeli attacks against refugee camp in Jabaliya, the largest of Gaza’s eight cities, doctors said, where residents
At least 33 people died and dozens were injured in various Israeli attacks against refugee camp in Jabaliya, the largest of Gaza’s eight cities, doctors said, where residents said tanks were blowing up roads and houses.
The Gaza government press office stated that Death toll from terrorist attacks could rise because some people are believed to be trapped under the rubble.
Meanwhile, the official Palestinian News Agency WAFA said it was Among the dead are minors.
Ahead of more Israeli attacks, Gaza’s health ministry said at least 39 Palestinians, 20 of them in Jabaliya, were killed in Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip on Friday.
Israeli army plants bombs in buildings to detonate remotely, Palestinians say
Residents of Jabaliya in the northern Gaza Strip say Israeli tanks reached the center of the countryside using heavy air and ground fire, tearing through suburbs and residential areas.
They added that the army Israelis destroyed dozens of houses every dayfrom the air and from the ground, as well as planting bombs in buildings to later detonate them remotely.
Later on Friday, residents of Jabaliya and two nearby towns said communications and the internet had been cut off, disrupting rescue efforts by emergency crews and leaving people affected by the Israeli bombing unable to call for help.
The escalation of Israeli attacks in Jabaliya comes a day after Benjamin Netanyahu’s government said it had killed its number one enemy, Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader whom it blames for ordering the Oct. 7 attack on Israel. (Reuters)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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