At least 22 Palestinian civilians killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza
12 martyrs arrived at Al-Shifa Hospital west of Gaza City from the aid area on the Netzarim axis, according to medical sources.
According to the same sources, citizen Hamed Ibrahim Al-Qarnawi, his wife, and his three children were killed when Israeli aircraft targeted their home in the town of Al-Zawayda in the central Gaza Strip.
Three citizens from the Samour family were killed and others were injured when a bomb dropped by an Israeli drone hit the tents of displaced people near the Industrial Junction north of Khan Yunis.
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