Two Palestinians martyred, others wounded by Zionist shelling of Gaza city
Gaza - Saba:
Two Palestinian civilians were martyred and a number of others were injured Saturday as a result of the bombing of the Zionist enemy forces in Gaza City.
The Palestinian News Agency, "Wafa", quoting medical sources, reported that a citizen was martyred as a result of the Israeli enemy targeting citizens waiting for aid on Salah al -Din Street, south of the Gaza Valley area, in the center of the Strip.
The agency stated that a Palestinian citizen was martyred and others were wounded by targeting enemy aircraft a group of citizens in Al -Maghrabi Street in Al -Sabrah neighborhood, south of Gaza City.
It pointed out that the enemy artillery bombed the east of Al -Bureij camp in the central Gaza Strip, and its planes launched two raids on the town of Jabalia and Al -Nazla in the northern Gaza Strip.
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