'Israeli' fire belt strikes target Rafah, Gaza City

Early Wednesday morning, an Israeli Occupation aircraft carried out intensive airstrikes on various areas across the Gaza Strip, triggering widespread panic and fear among civilians. Life came to a halt in some areas, and some families were forced to flee to safer locations.

- Fire belts targeted Rafah and Gaza City -

Field sources reported that the 'Israeli' aircraft launched what they described as “fire belts” on the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, targeting multiple sites. Other airstrikes hit Gaza City, disrupting transportation and essential services and raising anxiety among the population.

- Strikes focus on strategic and civilian sites -

Sources indicated that the airstrikes concentrated on strategic locations within the Strip, while residential areas remained at risk, prompting civilians to head to shelters and safer zones.

Civil defense teams and medical crews confirmed that they are working around the clock to deal with potential injuries and to prepare emergency centers for urgent cases.

- Impact on schools and public services -

The airstrikes led to a temporary suspension of school activities and government institutions, as families continued to evacuate areas under direct attack.

Sources also reported a growing sense of panic among children, women, and the elderly, alongside severe damage to homes and property caused by the ongoing explosions.