IOF kill two paramedics, Palestinian civilians in Gaza
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Israeli occupation forces have launched a brutal raid against Rafah and Gaza city, killing several Palestinians and injuring others.
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Palestinians mourn over the bodies of relatives killed in an Israeli airstrike, at a morgue in Rafah, Gaza Strip, Monday, May 27, 2024 (AP)
A number of Palestinians, including two paramedics, were killed, while others were injured, in an Israeli raid carried out by the occupation's Air Force against Rafah and Gaza City, in central Gaza.
Rescue teams were able to retrieve the bodies of several martyrs and injured civilians after Israeli airstrikes targeted the home of the al-Hatu family near the Zahraa School in eastern Gaza. Three Palestinians were also killed in Tell al-Sultan in western Rafah after the IOF targeted their home.
Two Palestinian Red Crescent paramedics were also killed in an Israeli airstrike that deliberately targeted their ambulance, which was en route to rescue several injured Palestinians and retrieve the bodies of martyrs in Tell al-Sultan.
Meanwhile, the spokesperson of the Palestine Red Crescent Society confirmed that a rescue team was directly targeted by the Israeli occupation as it was trying to rescue an injured Palestinian.
Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Gaza reported that an Israeli raid targeted the southernmost al-Zaytoun neighborhood in southeastern Gaza.
Day 236 of Israeli aggression
Earlier today, Gaza's Ministry of Health reported that Israeli occupation forces committed six massacres against Palestinian families in Gaza in 24 hours, killing 75 Palestinians and injuring 284 others.
Many victims remain under the rubble and on the streets as the IOF deliberately prevent ambulances and civil defense crews from reaching them.
This brings the total number of Palestinians killed by the Israeli occupation since October 7 to 36,171 and those injured to 81,420, the Health Ministry added.
It is believed that these numbers are nowhere near the true number of victims of "Israel's" genocidal war in Gaza, as Palestinian healthcare authorities face significant challenges in accurately tallying the number of martyrs wounded and individuals dying beneath the rubble.
