On the 127th day of Israel's occupation aggression against the Gaza Strip, the region continues to be targeted by land, sea, and air attacks, resulting in a devastating toll on its citizens.
More than 27,840 people have been martyred and 67,300 wounded, with thousands of victims trapped under rubble and obstructed ambulances from reaching them.
At dawn today, a deadly Israeli bombing struck several areas in the Gaza Strip, claiming a number of civilian lives and leaving others wounded.
In Rafah, at least 18 citizens were killed in an attack on a house in the Al-Nasr neighborhood, while three more lost their lives in another bombing in the Al-Geneina neighborhood.
Moreover, the Taiba School, serving as a shelter for displaced individuals in Khan Yunis, was targeted by occupation artillery, sparking fires on the premises.Médecins Sans Frontières says it is deeply concerned about the safety and wellbeing of the nearly 1.5 million Palestinians who are currently living in that region as Israel is planing for a major operation in Rafah.
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Simultaneously, Israeli boats fired shells at the Deir al-Balah coast in the middle of the Gaza Strip.
In a disturbing revelation by the World Health Organization, a total of 721 attacks on healthcare facilities within Palestinian territories have been documented since October 7.Palestinian children receive medical treatment following their injuries by Israeli air strikes in Rafah city, southern Gaza.
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Of these attacks, 357 targeted healthcare facilities in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of 645 individuals and injuries to 818 others, as well as damage to 27 out of 36 hospitals and 90 ambulances in the region.
The current situation in the north of Gaza.
People are dying of hunger.
— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) February 10, 2024