Israeli forces kill 22 more Palestinians, including children, in Gaza
Israel has carried out more strikes on the Gaza Strip, killing more Palestinians amid the international community’s failure to stop the US-backed genocide.
Medical sources said that 22 Palestinians have been killed in strikes carried out by the Israeli regime since dawn on Tuesday.
Earlier reports said that four of the victims were killed in Israeli airstrikes that targeted a residential building on Omar al-Mukhtar Street in the Old City of Gaza City. The attack left several others wounded.
Five others, including three children, were killed in the Israeli strike on a home in the al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City.
Meanwhile, a woman was killed and five others, including two women, were injured in an Israeli attack on the al-Bureij refugee camp.
Israeli forces also shot and killed two fishermen off the coast of Khan Younis.
Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza started on October 7, 2023, after Palestinian resistance fighters carried out Operation Al-Aqsa Flood against the occupying entity in response to its decades-long campaign of death and devastation against the Palestinians in the West Bank.
The Israeli regime’s bloody onslaught on the besieged strip has so far killed more than 65,344 Palestinians, mostly women and children.
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