Israeli Demolitions and Airstrikes on Gaza - Jordan News
Israeli warplanes also launched airstrikes targeting the eastern neighborhoods of Al-Shuja'iya and Al-Tuffah, located in eastern Gaza City. اضافة اعلان A source at Al-Shifa Hospital reported early Thursday morning that 11 Palestinians were martyred in an Israeli airstrike on Mustafa Hafeth School, which was sheltering displaced persons in western Gaza City. According to Al Jazeera Net, several injuries were also reported in the same attack on Mustafa Hafeth School. Additionally, a source at Nasser Hospital stated that six Palestinians were killed late Wednesday/early Thursday in an Israeli airstrike targeting a tent sheltering displaced people west of Khan Yunis, in southern Gaza.
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