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Local sources said an occupation airstrike targeted the house of the Shardan family near the Yarmouk market in central Gaza City at dawn on Thursday, and that no information had been received about martyrs or injured until the time of the release.
Another attack targeted the eastern part of the Jabaliya camp in the northern Gaza Strip.
Israel launched an attack on a house in the center of the town of Abasan al-Kabira, east of the city of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, injuring several citizens.
In turn, Reuters cited the Global Kitchen relief foundation as confirming the martyrdom of two of its employees in Gaza.
In addition, yesterday (Wednesday), at least 25 citizens were killed in Israeli bombardments in several areas of the Gaza Strip, most of them in Khan Yunis.
Civil Defence spokesman Mahmoud Basar said in a statement that the Israeli bombing of several targets in the city of Khan Yunis killed 20 people.
Six other citizens were killed in an Israeli bombing of tents for displaced persons in the town of Abasan, east of the city of Khan Yunis.
Also in Khan Yunis, an Israeli strike targeted a house in the Al-Zinah area in the east of the city, injuring a number of citizens.
One citizen was killed in an Israeli bombing in the town of Karala, northeast of Khan Yunis. Three others were killed in an explosion at a tent in the town of Bani Suhaila, east of Khan Yunis.
An occupation bombing hit a house and a popular market west of the city, killing four people and injuring many more.
The northern Gaza province witnessed Israeli shelling and air strikes targeting houses and various areas yesterday, a civil defence spokesman said.
He said desalination plants in Gaza and northern governorates remained out of service due to a lack of fuel.
Basar said that in Gaza, five citizens were killed in Israeli bombardments in different areas and in an Israeli sniper attack on a citizen.
He added that Israel continued to block the entry of vegetables, fruits, frozen foods and basic materials into Gaza and the northern governorates for the 91st consecutive day.
In a separate statement, the Civil Defence service said its crews had brought under control fires that broke out in shops and refrigerator stores in the town of Beit Lahia following Israeli bombardment.
He added: “Our staff managed to control the fire that broke out in the Al-Barawi family refrigerator store in Beit Lahia town and the damage was only material.”
He noted that his crew survived a second Israeli attack on the site while trying to put out a warehouse fire.
Earlier yesterday, exclusive footage was broadcast of the “Faraheen 2” ambush by the Qassam Brigades against occupation army infantry in the Faraheen area east of the city of Khan Younis.
The video shows that the ambush dates back to Monday, August 5, when members of the invading force were targeted by the “Sejil” device, resulting in the death and injury of all members of the force.
The scenes also showed that the ambush took place within the buffer zone created in the occupied areas east of Khan Yunis.
“You have no security in this region from which you have driven its people out, you have no security in this region or in this area,” one official said of the occupation.
A leading source in Qassam province told Al Jazeera that after the blast, members of the brigade opened fire with light machine guns at close range on the remaining soldiers, whose body parts were scattered across the area and taken inside by personnel carriers and then transported by two helicopters.
He added that the explosive material in the device was extracted from unexploded occupation missiles and contained 750 fragments. He explained that the device used was of the “Sajjil” type and was manufactured during the Al-Aqsa flood campaign.
The Qassam Brigades also broadcast images of what they said was a precision ambush targeting Israeli vehicles that had infiltrated George Street east of Rafah city.
The Quds Force, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad movement, announced it had taken control of an Israeli drone that was carrying out an intelligence mission over the city of Khan Yunis.
As for Gaza’s Nasser Saladin Brigades, they broadcast footage of the wreckage of an Israeli quadcopter drone, which they said its fighters had successfully shot down while flying over Gaza’s Burayji refugee camp. They were carrying out intelligence missions in the central Gaza Strip.
On the other hand, the occupation forces announced that they would continue to deploy the troops of the 252nd Division on the Nezarim axis, which separates the north and south of the Gaza Strip, and would continue the operations of the 162nd Division in Rafah.
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