Airstrike by Israel on a UN-run school in Gaza City’s Shati refugee camp killed 10 civilians and injured over 20. The school served as a refuge for displaced Palestinians amid ongoing military operations. This tragedy highlights the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with the region enduring relentless airstrikes, blockades, and widespread devastation.
The Impact of the Strike by Israel
The Abu Assi school, sheltering families from northern Gaza, was hit Saturday. Witnesses reported chaotic rescue efforts, hindered by limited medical resources and destroyed infrastructure. With only one functioning hospital in the city, treating the wounded remains a significant challenge.
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Dire Conditions in Northern Gaza
The northern Gaza Strip has been under siege for over 40 days. Entire neighborhoods in Beit Lahiya, Jabalia, and Beit Hanoun are cut off, leaving residents without food, water, or medical aid. Intense airstrikes and artillery shelling have turned the area into a warzone, with Palestinians trapped in their homes pleading for rescue.
Persistent Violence Despite Blockade
Palestinian fighters continue to launch rockets into Israel, showcasing resilience despite months of aerial and ground offensives. The conflict has left vast parts of Gaza in ruins, displacing millions. Reports confirm that at least 43,799 Palestinians have died, with over 103,000 wounded since October 2023.
A Humanitarian Catastrophe
The ongoing violence reflects the devastating toll of the Gaza conflict. International agencies have expressed grave concerns about civilian casualties and the worsening humanitarian crisis. As airstrikes and blockades continue, the calls for an immediate ceasefire grow louder.
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