A number of Palestinians were killed and others were wounded on Friday, in Israeli occupation forces bombing of various areas in the Gaza Strip. The Palestinian News Agency (WAFA) quoted sources in Gaza as saying that the occupation forces targeted a group of Palestinians near the Al Amal Hotel in Gaza City, which causing death of two martyrs and the injury of others. A person was also killed and three others were wounded when an Israeli drone bombed a bicycle near Abu Hasira Street, west of Gaza City, while the occupation artillery shelled the western areas of Gaza City. On the other hand, the occupation warplanes launched raids on the Wadi Saber area in Abasan Al Kabira east of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip, causing death and injury of a number of Palestinians. The occupation forces also blew up a residential block in the vicinity of the Sheikh Nasser neighborhood, east of Khan Yunis, and the occupation aircraft launched raids on areas east of Al-Bureij Camp in the central Gaza Strip, and bombed a house in the camp. The occupation's intensive, comprehensive and unprecedented aggression on the Gaza Strip has continued since October 7, through launching dozens of air raids and shelling by land and sea, while committing bloody massacres against Palestinian civilians, which has left tens of thousands of martyrs, wounded and missing, and has caused massive destruction to infrastructure and vital facilities, in addition to the unprecedented humanitarian disaster it has caused in the Strip as a result of stopping the supplies of food, water, medicine and fuel due to the Israeli occupation's restrictions. Source: Qatar News Agency
Multiple Palestinians Killed, Wounded in Israeli Occupation Bombing on Gaza
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