Eighty-four people were killed and 329 injured in Israeli bombing in the Gaza Strip in the last 24 hours, many of them in Khan Younis south of the enclave, the Gaza Health Ministry said Tuesday. That raised to 39,090 the death toll from the war, which began on October 7, and the total number of injuries to 90,147, the ministry said in its latest update of casualties. It said Israeli forces carried out eight massacres yesterday, mainly in Khan Younis, where 73 people were killed, 24 of them were children, and 270 were injured, many in serious condition. The ministry said a number of victims remained under the rubble of devastated buildings or on roads beyond reach of civil defense teams. Source: Jordan News Agency
84 killed in Gaza in 24 hours, war toll rises to 39,090
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