Mass casualties in Israeli Occupation attacks in Gaza

Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) have sustained their offensive in northern Gaza for the 21st consecutive day, intensifying their siege around Kamal Adwan Hospital. The area witnessed heavy shelling and gunfire, resulting in the death of several patients due to oxygen shortages. Additionally, the IOF arrested a group of activists from inside the hospital.

In Jabalia refugee camp, 13 homes on Al-Houja Street were directly and simultaneously struck, causing numerous fatalities and injuries, with emergency responders unable to access the site.

'Israeli' forces also forced hundreds of Palestinians from their homes in Jabalia and Beit Lahia toward Gaza City. Amid ongoing arrests, over 200 people were detained. Sporadic shelling continued near the Al-Tayyar intersection in Gaza City, causing significant structural damage.

'Israeli' airstrikes in Beit Lahia resulted in the deaths of 25 individuals following the targeted bombing of two homes, according to Roya’s correspondent.

The Gaza Civil Defense Authority declared northern Gaza entirely out of service, condemning the events as an act of genocide.

Central Gaza

A deadly assault on Nuseirat refugee camp left 17 Palestinians dead and 52 injured, including 11 children and one woman. Dr. Ashraf Al-Jadi, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing at the Islamic University, was among those killed.

Southern Gaza

Israeli Occupation Forces launched a ground incursion in the Qizan Al-Najjar and Al-Manara areas south of Khan Younis, accompanied by intense shelling that claimed the lives of at least 38 Palestinians, with others still trapped under the rubble.

Al-Farouq Mosque in Qizan Al-Najjar was hit for the second time, while neighborhoods in Tel Al-Sultan, Saudi, and Al-Shaboura camp in central Khan Younis faced heavy bombardment, leading to extensive destruction of residential infrastructure.