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The strike, which occurred early this morning, hit a densely populated neighborhood, causing significant damage to the building and surrounding infrastructure. The Israeli military confirmed the operation, stating that it was aimed at eliminating key militant targets. However, the high civilian casualty rate has sparked widespread condemnation and heightened tensions in the region.
The airstrike, part of a broader escalation in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, targeted the al-Jaouni school, a facility used as a shelter for displaced civilians.
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 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 airstrike, which occurred early this morning, was aimed at a key Hamas figure identified as crucial in the development and production of weapons used in the group’s recent attacks. Israeli officials have stated that the operation was a strategic move designed to weaken Hamas’s military capabilities and disrupt their ongoing operations.
A Hamas official stated that the group is seeking concrete steps for implementing a ceasefire proposal put forward by U.S. President Joe Biden in May, rather than additional talks. The official stressed that what is needed now is action rather than further negotiation.
Israeli airstrikes have killed 25 Palestinians in the last 24 hours, pushing the death toll in Gaza to nearly 40,000. Meanwhile, tensions in the Middle East escalate as Hezbollah targets Israel.