Seventh day of siege: IOF intensify bombing of Jabalia camp
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The Israeli occupation continues to bombard the Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip, preventing the entry of food and medicine, while residents resist and refuse to be displaced.
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Palestinians inspect the damage of a school hit by an Israeli bombardment on Deir al-Balah, central Gaza Strip, on October 10, 2024. (AP)
Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Gaza reported that the occupation continues its artillery shelling across most areas of the Jabalia camp, located in the northern part of the Strip, while the camp endures a severe siege that has now continued for seven days.
He stated that the occupation had prohibited the entry of any medicine or food into the camp, characterizing this as an act of genocide and mass punishment against residents for refusing to evacuate. He also noted that the occupation forces were demolishing residential buildings to the west of the camp.
Red Crescent paramedics also transported several wounded individuals to Kamal Adwan Hospital in Jabalia camp following an airstrike by the occupation that targeted a house near al-Ihsan Mosque in Jabalia.
For its part, the administration of Kamal Adwan Hospital confirmed that "there will be no evacuation of the hospital, and we are committed to bringing in fuel and bolstering the health system in the north."
The administration explained that some sick children and wounded individuals were evacuated to hospitals in Gaza City to alleviate the pressure on facilities in the north.
In the central Gaza Strip, three citizens, including a woman, were martyred at dawn Friday, from on Israeli bombing that targeted a house in Deir al-Balah.
In a related incident, occupation aircraft bombed a house in the al-Nuseirat camp, resulting in injuries to at least four citizens, who were subsequently transferred to al-Awda Hospital in the camp.
Occupation artillery also unleashed intensive shelling and heavy gunfire on residents' homes in the al-Zaytoun neighborhood, located southeast of Gaza City.
