As the Israeli army continued its bombing and shelling of civilians, homes, residential towers, and buildings in many parts of the Gaza Strip, many Palestinians, including journalists, were killed and dozens injured.
Media sources said the Israeli Air Force fired missiles at Hajji tower in Gaza City and leveled the entire buildings, killing many Palestinians and wounding dozens.
Among the slain Palestinians are Photojournalist Sa’id Radwan Tawil from Rafah, in southern Gaza, and Journalist Rezeq Mohammad Sobeh from Gaza City.
Another journalist, Hisham Nawajha, from Rafah, suffered very serious wounds and was rushed to the Shifa Medical Center, but succumbed to his wounds a few hours later.
The Israeli army continued to fire missiles and shells at dozens of homes and residential and commercial buildings, including buildings that have media centers for many news agencies, in addition to bombing many institutions, medical centers, and clinics.
The army also fired missiles at a home in Jabalia, in northern Gaza, killing at least two Palestinians and wounding many others.
Earlier, the army fired missiles at three homes in Gaza City, in Central Gaza, and Khan Younis, in the southern part of the coastal region.
In Deir Al-Balah in central Gaza, one woman was killed after the army fired a missile at her home; several Palestinians were injured.
Many Palestinians were injured by Israeli missiles in Abasan Al-Kabeera, east of Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip, before the army fired missiles at four ambulances that rushed to the area.
According to the Palestinian Health Ministry, Israeli missiles have killed 704 Palestinians and injured more than 3900, including many children and women, in four days.
