The Zionist enemy continues its brutal massacres in the Gaza Strip
Published on September 24, 2024
Ansarullah website – Palestine
The war of genocide entered its 354th day amidst the continuation of the Israeli massacres in various parts of the Gaza Strip, which have so far left 41,455 martyrs and 95,878 wounded since October 7 according to the latest statistics from the Ministry of Health in Gaza.
The Civil Defense in Gaza reported the recovery of 5 martyrs and more than 10 injuries as a result of a bombing that targeted a house in Qizan al-Najjar area in Khan Yunis, while the Israeli bombing that targeted a house in the vicinity of Qala’a housing in Khan Yunis resulted in four martyrs.
A number of Palestinians were injured as a result of an Israeli bombing that targeted a residential apartment in Qizan Rashwan, south of Khan Yunis.
The warships intermittently targeted the southwest of Gaza City, while Israeli artillery shelling targeted the southern areas in Sabra neighborhood in Gaza City.
Artillery shelling also targeted the northwest of Rafah city in the southern Gaza Strip, while the enemy army blew up residential buildings in Al-Zahra and Al-Maghraqa areas in the central Gaza Strip.
An Israeli shelling targeting a civilian vehicle in the vicinity of Al-Salam Mills east of Deir Al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip resulted in two martyrs.
The government media office in Gaza said that the Israeli enemy army committed “two brutal massacres by shelling two schools housing more than ten thousand displaced persons, namely (Khaled bin Al-Walid and Kafr Qasim) schools in Al-Nuseirat and Al-Shati camps, which claimed the lives of ten martyrs, including five children and women, indicating that the number of shelters bombed by the enemy reached 183 centers, including 163 schools housing hundreds of thousands of displaced persons.
As the suffering in the Gaza Strip reached advanced stages, senior UN officials called for an end to the suffering and the horrific humanitarian disaster in the Strip.
“These atrocities must end,” said a statement signed by the heads of UN agencies including UNICEF, the World Food Programme and other aid groups.
“Humanitarian workers must have safe and unfettered access to those in need. We cannot do our jobs amid such overwhelming needs and ongoing violence.”
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