Day 324 in Gaza: IOF kill, injure Palestinians across the Gaza Strip
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The Israeli occupation continues its sporadic bombing of Gaza, particularly Khan Younis, leaving Palestinians injured and murdered.
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Palestinians mourn a relative killed in the Israeli bombardment of the Gaza Strip, at a hospital in Khan Younis, Saturday, August 24, 2024. (AP)
On day 324 of the Israeli genocide in Gaza, the Israeli occupation continued targeting towns, areas, neighborhoods, and civilians across the Gaza Strip, destroying its infrastructure and massacring its people.
Israeli artillery on Sunday shelled a Palestinian home in the Zaytoun neighborhood, in southeastern Gaza City, while Israeli quadcopters and military vehicles fired at the neighborhood.
Gaza's Civil Defense crews confirmed that several Palestinians fell casualty after "Israel" targeted a house located in the vicinity of the al-Oyoun Junction, in western Gaza City.
In central Gaza, particularly in Deir al-Balah, two Palestinians were killed in a drone strike targeting the vicinity of the Anan playground, amid the intense renewal of artillery shelling targeting the eastern areas of the city.
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The Israeli occupation also bombarded the Bureij camp and resumed its aggression against the Nuseirat camp.
Meanwhile, in southern Gaza, explosions were heard in al-Zinna in eastern Khan Younis. The Israeli occupation also launched heavy fire toward Abasan al-Jadidah.
Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Gaza reported that a martyr was pulled out of the rubble from the town of al-Qarara, northern Khan Younis.
The destruction in the heart of Hamad residential town in Khan Younis. pic.twitter.com/aMEGQsDTPH
— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) August 25, 2024
Israeli artillery then shelled northern and western Rafah.
The Israeli aggression has killed over 40,334 Palestinians and left more than 93,356 injured since October 7.
While a number of victims were transported to partially functioning hospitals and medical centers, others remain trapped beneath the rubble, with defense and rescue crews being unable to reach them.
