IOF continue to bomb Gaza, catastrophic humanitarian situation
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The Israeli occupation continues to target civilians in the Gaza Strip for the 82nd day in a row, while the occupation’s artillery and warplanes bomb various neighborhoods throughout the besieged Strip.
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Palestinians inspect the rubble of a building of the Al-Nawasrah family, destroyed in an Israeli strike in the Maghazi refugee camp, central Gaza Strip, Monday, December 25, 2023. (AP)
The Israeli occupation persists in targeting civilians in the Gaza Strip for the 82nd consecutive day, carrying out multiple massacres that impact all areas of the Strip, contradicting the occupation's claims about safe zones in the south.
Al Mayadeen's correspondent in the northern Gaza Strip has reported appeals from residents besieged by the occupation in the Shuja'iyah and al-Zaitoun neighborhoods, urging for their rescue. The correspondent added, "We urgently require humanitarian intervention to save the population, especially with the widespread presence of the bodies of martyrs in various areas."
Gaza’s Children - World is blind to Israeli far right regime’s criminal acts! https://t.co/weqkyRqED7
— Ashok Swain (@ashoswai) December 27, 2023
Our correspondent has verified that the humanitarian situation is reaching catastrophic levels due to water shortages, compelling residents to consume salt water. Additionally, he highlighted the dire health conditions, noting that all hospitals have ceased operations except for a few medical centers.
'Israel' continues to target al-Maghazi Camp
In the central sector, Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported a severe escalation in violence. Last night, eastern areas in the central regions of Bureij and al-Maghazi experienced intense bombardment, coupled with intensified artillery shelling.
Our correspondent reported four martyrs from an Israeli airstrike targeting the al-Maghazi refugee camp in the central region. Additionally, he confirmed the use of quadcopter planes equipped with machine guns by the Israeli occupation army, directly targeting citizens in Gaza.
The Israeli army destroyed all UN schools in Beit Hanoun in North Gaza where many Palestinians were also killed during the Bombardment. pic.twitter.com/cUO6kpJ8ag
— Mustafa Barghouti @Mustafa_Barghouti (@MustafaBarghou1) December 27, 2023
In the southern part of the Gaza Strip, the eastern areas of Khan Yunis are experiencing persistent and intense raids. Our correspondent emphasized that this region has become isolated and under siege.
Our correspondent also said that communications and internet networks were cut off in the Gaza Strip and that the Red Crescent announced that its air network had been damaged by an Israeli bombing.
80 martyrs had body organs stolen
On Tuesday, in a heart-wrenching statement, the Government Media Office in Gaza revealed that the Israeli occupation forces handed over the mutilated bodies of 80 martyrs after stealing their organs, adding that the bodies were unidentified and the occupation refused to specify the names of these martyrs or the places from which they were stolen.
The occupation repeated the crime of stealing organs more than once during its real-time genocidal war, as per the statement.
It was highlighted that the Israeli occupation forces have been involved in a grave crime, specifically the kidnapping of the bodies of Palestinian martyrs and the theft of their vital organs.
The statement further pointed out that "Israel" had previously engaged in desecrating graves in Jabalia, underscoring that "Israel" continues to retain possession of numerous martyrs' bodies from the Gaza Strip.
It strongly emphasized that this heinous crime is just one in a series of atrocities committed by the Israeli occupation army, particularly following the green light given by the United States to kill civilians, including children and women.
In a tragic outcome, the relentless Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip over the past 82 days has led to the loss of approximately 21,000 lives and left around 54,000 individuals injured. Of those injured, more than 70% are reported to be women and children, underscoring the severe impact on non-combatant populations.
