On Thursday, the Israeli army continued the bombing and shelling of various parts of the destroyed and devastated Gaza Strip, including medical facilities, killing dozens of Palestinians and wounding hundreds, including many women and children.

|Earlier Article: Day 132: Israeli Army Kills Dozens, Bomb Hospital, In Gaza”|

Ten Palestinians, including four children, were killed on Thursday afternoon, after the army fired a missile at a home in the Nusseirat refugee camp, in central Gaza.

The army also fired missiles and shells at homes and buildings in the Al-Mighraqa area, in the northern area of central Gaza, causing many casualties.

In Gaza City, the army fired many missiles and shells at the Sabra and the Zeitoun neighborhoods, in addition to the Sheikh Ejleen area, killing and wounding many Palestinians, including women and children.

At least three Palestinians were killed and many injured, some seriously, when the army fired missiles at a car and several Palestinians in Gaza City.

Al-Jazeera said the army fire missiles and shells at the Al-Jala’ Street, in the center of Gaza City, killing and injuring dozens of Palestinians.

In Rafah, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip, the army killed at least three Palestinians and injured many after firing a missile at a home in the Nasr town, east of the city.

The army also fired a missile at a home for the Zo’rob family, in the Nasr area east of Rafah, killing seven Palestinians and wounding several others.

Two Palestinians were killed and several others were injured by Israeli missiles targeting two homes for the Sabbah and Affana families in Sikka Street, east of Jabalia, in northern Gaza.

The Palestinians located the corpses of the two Palestinians, evacuated the wounded residents, and are looking for many who remain under the rubble, while the resulting fire continues to ravage the bombarded homes amidst efforts to extinguish it.

The army also fired missiles at several areas and buildings in the Tal Az-Za’tar area, in northern Gaza, causing many casualties.

The Israeli army bombed many parts of Khan Younis, in southern Gaza, killing and wounding several Palestinians, including children.

In addition, the conditions at the Nasser Medical Center in Khan Younis remain disastrous, especially after the army bombed it before storming its facilities and forcing 95 staff, eleven members of their families, 191 patients, and 165 members of their families and dozens of displaced Palestinians into the old building of the facility without food and milk for the children, in addition to the lack of water.

The besieged hospital, which was also repeatedly bombed, continues to witness serious shortages in medical supplies and the fuel needed to run its power generators, an issue that poses serious risks to the lives of the patients, including six hooked to respiratory machines in the ICU, three infants in incubators and twenty in the surgery ward.

The Israeli army also started demolishing the walls surrounding Nasser Medical Center before invading it.

One of the wounded at the Nasser Medical Center is Dr. Mohammad Abu Lihya, who along with Dr. Amira Al-Asouli, were trying to help and wounded Palestinians.

It is worth mentioning that, earlier Thursday, the Israeli army fired many live rounds at a room where the doctors rest in the hospital, wounding one doctor, medical sources said.

On its part, the Israeli army said one soldier was killed, and three were injured, one seriously, by Palestinian resistance fighters in southern Gaza.

The number of soldiers, killed by Palestinian fire since October 7, 2023, is 571, including 234 who were killed since Israel began the ground offensive on the coastal enclave on October 27.

The Palestinian Health Ministry said the Israeli army “committed nine massacres against families in Gaza, Thursday, killing 87 and wounding 104, mostly women and children.”

The Health Ministry stated that Israel has now killed at least 28.663 Palestinians, and injured more than 68.395, mostly women and children, in the Gaza Strip, since October 7, 2023, and added that thousands of Palestinians remain missing, largely buried under the rubble or their corpses remain on streets and in alleys, as rescue efforts remain obstructed due to the constant bombing, the massive destruction, and the army’s deployment in many areas.

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