More than 90 martyrs - mostly kids - in one hour in Gaza
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The Israeli occupation committed 3 massacres in one hour, resulting in the martyrdom of at least 90, the majority of whom were children.
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Palestinians wounded in Israeli air strikes on Gaza Strip are brought to al-Aqsa hospital in Deir el-Balah, Gaza Strip, Saturday, Oct. 14, 2023 (AP Photo/Adel Hana)
The Israeli occupation is still raiding the Gaza Strip consecutively, for the eighth day in a row, the last of which was on Deir al-Balah in the middle of the Strip, on the Al-Fakhoura neighborhood west of the Jabaliya camp, on Hamid Street in the al-Shati' neighborhood, and on the city of Rafah.
Al Mayadeen's correspondent confirmed that the Israeli occupation committed three massacres at the same time, noting that more than 90 martyrs, most of them children, died as a result of the Israeli bombing of Gaza in the last hours.
More than 20 from one family were wounded and arrived at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital as a result of the Israeli bombing, and at least 20 were martyred and more than 80 injured in the Al-Fakhoura neighborhood massacre, west of Jabaliya.
Al Mayadeen's correspondent explained that targeting the Jawdeh family's home led to 10 martyrs and dozens of wounded while targeting the Barghout family's home led to 5 martyrs and dozens of wounded. Local sources reported that the entire Ghoul family was martyred in the bombing of al-Shati' camp.
In this context, the correspondent confirmed that "the occupation again threatened to target the Public Service Hospital and requested its evacuation, while the medical teams refused to leave the wounded."
This comes in conjunction with a statement by the Palestinian Minister of Health, in which he confirmed the martyrdom of 28 Palestinian health sector workers in the Israeli aggression on Gaza.
The Hamas movement stated that "the Israeli occupation continues its massacres in Gaza, the latest of which is the hideous massacre in the Al-Fakhoura neighborhood, which claimed the lives of 27 martyrs and more than 80 injured civilians," stressing that "these crimes will not succeed in breaking the steadfastness of our people in their land, nor will they succeed in passing the enemy’s plan to displace our people."
Hamas called on the international community and UN organizations to "carry out their duties and assume their responsibilities in stopping the crimes of the fascist Zionist occupation."
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