Israeli Massacre in Al-Shati Camp kills, injures 35 Civilians
Medical sources reported that one of the attacks targeted a crowded area near the main market in Al-Shati camp, where a group of civilians was bombed, resulting in at least ten fatalities and dozens of injuries, some of them critical.
Another airstrike targeted a residential apartment in the 'Al-Haramain Building' on Al-Danaf Street in the southern part of the camp, killing at least three children in what residents described as a 'complete family massacre.'
A third strike hit an empty apartment near the Al-Ahrar headquarters in the northern part of the camp. No injuries were reported in that incident.
According to Gaza's Ministry of Health, the death toll since dawn has risen to 54, with 42 of the victims killed in Gaza City alone, marking one of the bloodiest days since the military offensive resumed.
The Gaza Strip, especially Gaza City and its refugee camps, is witnessing an unprecedented escalation in air and artillery strikes, further deteriorating the humanitarian situation and deepening the suffering of besieged civilians.
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