The Israeli occupation forces have maintained a relentless bombardment of the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip, while also preventing the entry of vital food and medical supplies, according to reports from local authorities.
For the past seven days, the camp has endured a severe siege, with the occupying forces prohibiting the passage of any food or medicine into the area.Civil defense teams managed to recover the bodies of two Palestinians following the Israeli airstrike that targeted a residential building in Jabalia refugee camp yesterday.
— Quds News Network (@QudsNen) October 11, 2024
The blockade has been characterized as an act of 'genocide and mass punishment' against the camp's residents, who have refused to evacuate despite the intense shelling.
Alongside the artillery attacks, the occupation forces have also been demolishing residential buildings to the west of the camp.
Red Crescent paramedics have transported several wounded individuals to the Kamal Adwan Hospital in Jabalia following airstrikes that targeted a house near the al-Ihsan Mosque.
The hospital administration has vowed not to evacuate, and is working to bring in additional fuel and bolster the healthcare system in the northern Gaza Strip.Breaking | Several injuries, including an infant, were transported to Kamal Adwan Hospital following the Israeli airstrike that targeted the city of Beit Lahiya in northern Gaza.
— Quds News Network (@QudsNen) October 11, 2024
Some sick children and wounded individuals have been transferred to hospitals in Gaza City to alleviate the pressure on the local facilities.
Elsewhere in the central Gaza Strip, three citizens, including a woman, were killed in an Israeli bombing that targeted a house in Deir al-Balah.
In a separate incident, occupation aircraft bombed a house in the al-Nuseirat camp, resulting in injuries to at least four people.
The occupation forces have also unleashed intensive shelling and heavy gunfire on residents' homes in the al-Zaytoun neighborhood, located southeast of Gaza City.