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On September 11, 2024, a group of settlers reportedly entered Yatma in the early hours of the morning, targeting multiple residences. Eyewitnesses and local sources described scenes of chaos and destruction as settlers vandalized property and clashed with Palestinian residents.
The school, which had been hit five times since the onset of the current conflict, was home to around 12,000 displaced individuals at the time of the strikes. The UNRWA condemned the attacks, stating, "No one is safe in Gaza; no one is spared." The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) asserted that their airstrikes were aimed at a Hamas command and control center. IDF spokesman Nadav Shoshani confirmed that the military had requested detailed information from UNRWA to review the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
The UN's assessment underscores the extensive damage inflicted on Gaza's infrastructure and housing due to the conflict. The debris, which includes shattered buildings and infrastructure, poses significant challenges for recovery and reconstruction efforts.
The Palestinian Civil Defence reported that the casualties include women and children, highlighting the devastating impact on innocent civilians
The damage to the olive trees, which are crucial to the local economy and cultural heritage, has had significant repercussions for the affected farmer and the broader community.
The strike, described by the IDF as "precise," has resulted in dozens of Palestinian casualties, including both dead and injured, raising serious concerns about the efficacy and safety of the designated zone.
The attacks, which began early Tuesday morning, mark the most severe exchange of fire between the two neighboring territories in recent months.
The airstrike, which took place earlier this week, targeted a designated humanitarian area in southern Gaza. The zone was established to provide refuge and aid to civilians amid ongoing hostilities. Reports from the ground indicate that the strike led to substantial loss of life, including many among those who had sought protection in the zone. The precise number of casualties is still being confirmed, but early estimates suggest that dozens may have been killed or injured.
The airstrike, which occurred earlier today, hit a designated humanitarian area within Gaza, where civilians and aid workers were seeking refuge. According to reports from local sources and humanitarian organizations, the strike caused significant destruction and casualties, including a number of fatalities among those who had sought shelter in the zone. The exact number of victims is still being verified, but preliminary figures suggest that the death toll could be substantial.
The attack targeted several locations within the central Gaza district, hitting both civilian and possibly military sites.
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