A new round of massacres occurred in the Shati refugee camp west of Gaza, killing 17 people

Today, Saturday, occupation warplanes bombed a beach camp west of Gaza City, killing 17 citizens and injuring dozens.

Local sources said occupation warplanes attacked a prayer hall near the White Mosque in the beach camp, killing at least 17 citizens and injuring dozens.

This comes after the death toll remained high Occupational Massacre In Mawasi Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip, there were more than 71 martyrs and more than 289 injured, including serious cases.

The occupying forces’ warplanes launched multiple rounds of attacks on the Mawasi area, where displaced persons are concentrated, firing five missiles, resulting in the deaths of dozens of citizens arriving at the Nasser Medical Center and injuring more than a hundred people, including critically ill patients.

Local sources said that according to preliminary statistics, the occupation forces bombed the camp for displaced persons in the Al-Nus area of ​​Khan Yunis, causing more than 100 martyrs and wounded, including individuals and officers of the Civil Defence Forces.

As of now, rescuers are still rescuing dozens of martyrs and wounded from the explosion and attack sites.

Sources pointed out that, coupled with the occupation forces’ destruction of the health system in the Gaza Strip, no hospital could accommodate such a large number of martyrs and wounded.

The Gaza Ministry of Health announced that the number of casualties caused by Israel’s occupation and aggression in the Gaza Strip has risen to 38,443 since October 7, 2023, with 88,481 injured.

The ministry added that the occupation forces carried out four massacres of families in the Gaza Strip in the past 24 hours, including 61 martyrs and 129 injured.

She noted that the heinous occupation massacre of citizens and displaced persons in the Mawasi Khan Yunis area resulted in the martyrdom of more than 71 people and the injury of 289, including serious cases.

Gaza’s health ministry noted that thousands of victims remained under the rubble and on the roads, unable to be reached by ambulances and civil defense personnel.