The bombing of Yabalia “destroyed an entire neighborhood” and caused at least 50 deaths, according to the UN

The bombing yesterday, Tuesday, in the refugee camp of Yabalianorth of Gaza, caused “the destruction of an entire neighborhood with 30 residential buildings” and at least 50 deadtoday announced the United Nations Conflict Situation Report, which also reports other attacks on residential areas.

Together with the attack on Jabalia, which according to other hospital sources is taking place in Gaza caused at least 145 deathsThe UN has reported two attacks on family homes in the central strip and the capital in the past 24 hours as particularly deadly, killing 18 and 15 respectively.

Those of the central zone, an area where, according to the UN, the bombings have been particularly intense over the past 48 hours, “they have killed people three generations of the same family‘, according to the daily report from the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.

The UN points out, citing data from the Gaza Ministry of Health, that two-thirds of victims in the conflict have died in attacks on their own homes, and that almost There are still 2,000 people buried under the rubbleof whom it is feared there are more than a thousand children.

In total, deaths since October 7 in Gaza, according to Palestinian sources, rise to 8525of which 3542 are children and 2187 women.

Hamas says seven hostages were killed in the attack on Jabalia

The Al-Qasam Brigades, the armed wing of the Islamist group Hamas, announced that seven hostages were killed yesterday as a result of Israeli bombing of the Jabalia refugee camp, in the north of the Gaza Strip.

Twenty Palestinians die in new bombings

At least twenty Palestinians were killed today as a result of a series of bombings by the Israeli army at various points in the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli military has indicated that it has attacked “more than” since the start of hostilities 11,000 targets of terrorist organizations” and has indicated that in recent hours it has “bombed many terrorist targets in the Gaza Strip, including Hamas operational headquarters and terrorist squads.”

New telephone and internet outage

Palestinian telecommunications operator Paltel has announced a new internet and telephone shutdown in the Gaza Strip. “We regret that we have to announce the complete interruption of all communications and internet services as the international lines that were reconnected have been disconnected again,” Paltel said in a short statement.