GAZA: Authorities in Gaza have said that Israeli barbaric air strikes have hit buildings in Jabalia refugee camp for a second day in a row, causing a large number of deaths and injuries, Arab media reported on Wednesday.
War on Gaza: Israel Hits Jabalia Refugee camp for Second Day
The Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights said that Israeli assaults on Jabalia refugee camp may be “disproportionate strikes that could amount to war crimes”.
Antonio Guterres’s spokesperson stated the UN Secretary General was “shocked” by the Israeli airstrikes on Jabalia, which was attacked two times during last two days, Al-Jazeera reported.
Dozens of Palestinians have been killed in an Israeli brutal strike on the Jabalia refugee camp in Gaza, medical officials and Palestinian authorities said.
The health ministry in Gaza stated over 50 people were killed in the Israeli airstrike on Tuesday and 150 others were injured. The officials of the Indonesian Hospital also confirmed that over 50 people were killed in the barbaric attacks of Israel.
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Earlier, the health ministry in the Gaza Strip reported a staggering death toll of 8,796 Palestinian people since Israel launched brutal air strikes on October 7. Among the casualties are 3,648 children, and 22,219 people have been wounded, according to the health ministry statement. The Israeli attacks have also resulted in the loss of 132 medics and the destruction of 25 ambulances, further exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in the region.
In response to the escalating situation, ambulances transporting injured Palestinians have been allowed to enter Egypt via the Rafah crossing, which reopened for the first time since the conflict began. The crossing is also facilitating the departure of some dual passport holders and foreign nationals, providing a lifeline for those seeking safety amid the ongoing violence.
