More than 15 martyrs, dozens injured in Jabalia, north Gaza massacres
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Israeli forces perpetrate yet another massacre in Jabalia, adding to the ongoing targeting of civilians in Rafah, Khan Younis, and the al-Zaytoun neighborhood.
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Palestinians mourn their relatives killed in the Israeli bombardment of the Gaza Strip, at a hospital in Rafah, Gaza on May 10, 2024. (AP)
Five people were reportedly killed and 30 others injured, including children, in an occupation bombing that targeted a group of Palestinians in front of the gate of a shelter center in Jabalia camp, located in the northern Gaza Strip. According to Al Mayadeen's correspondent, the center houses many displaced individuals.
The occupation forces continue their aggression against Jabalia camp for the seventh consecutive day, targeting several areas from al-Hoja Street to al-Yemen Hospital, extending south of the al-Qasaib neighborhood, Tal al-Zaatar, UNRWA schools, and beyond al-Ajarma Street to the north.
Our correspondent reported that 13 injured individuals were brought to Al-Awda Hospital in Tal al-Zaatar following the targeting of Palestinians in Jabalia Camp. He also mentioned Israeli raids in the vicinity of Al-Yemen Assaeed Hospital on al-Hoja Street in Jabalia.
Most parts of the camp witnessed widespread destruction, particularly in Riyad Al-Salehin Square, Blocks 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, as well as in Tal al-Zaatar and on al-Ajarma and al-Hoja Streets.
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Casualties rising, fuel desperately needed
Meanwhile, the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital has issued an urgent plea for fuel and medical supplies as the number of casualties continues to rise due to the military operation in Jabalia camp.
Additionally, fire control areas established by the occupation forces are preventing medical teams from reaching the martyrs in the streets for days. Also, the occupation forces are besieging the Palestinians inside the town of Beit Hanoun.
Meanwhile, the southeastern outskirts of the al-Zaytoun neighborhood, located south of Gaza City, experienced intense Israeli artillery shelling.
Our correspondent reported that two Palestinians were killed after being shot by Israeli occupation forces near Wadi Gaza in the central Gaza Strip.
In the city of Khan Younis, our correspondent reported the martyrdom of three Palestinians due to the occupation forces targeting a house east of the Strip. Additionally, he reported that there were martyrs and reports of injuries following a violent Israeli bombing that destroyed several homes and a gas station east of the town of Abasan.
Rafah faces a series of fire rings
In Rafah, within 24 hours, the Kuwait Specialized Hospital received six martyrs and five injured Palestinians.
Al Mayadeen's correspondent stated that the occupation helicopters fired machine guns at the southern areas of the city of Rafah, and the occupation also targeted a civilian car near al-Shakoush Street, west of Rafah.
Our correspondent reported that occupation warplanes conducted a series of intense airstrikes, unleashing violent fire rings east of Rafah city. The bombing targeted neighborhoods such as al-Jeneina and Brazil in the eastern part of the city.
Since October 7, the Israeli occupation has continued to intensify its aggression against the Gaza Strip. This onslaught has tragically claimed the lives of 35,386 individuals, predominantly children, and women, while leaving 79,366 others wounded—a toll that seems boundless in its devastation.
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