The Israeli army has confirmed the bombing of the Tal al Sultan displaced persons camp, northwest of Ráfah. The attack caused a major fire in the displaced persons camp, which had not been evacuated before, so that virtually all the dead are civilians.
At least 50 Gaza residents have been killed this morning in A Israeli bombardment of a displaced persons camp in the northwest of Ráfah, near Tal al Sultanan attack confirmed by the Israeli army and which it said targeted two senior Hamas officials.
“Another horrific massacre was committed by Israeli forces in Rafah, which has so far claimed the lives of fifty martyrs and wounded dozens, most of them children and women,” a spokesman for the Gaza Health Ministry reported.
The Israeli army, in turn, confirmed the attack with its aircraft in the Tal al Sultan area, “based on accurate intelligence” and believed to have targeted two senior officials of the Islamist group Hamas, the commander of its West Bank division . Yassin Rabia; and another senior commander of the same division, Khaled Nagar.
“The Hamas wing in Judea and Samaria (occupied West Bank) is responsible for the planning, financing and execution of terrorist attacks throughout Judea and Samaria and within Israel,” said a military statement on that attack in Tal al Sultan, a neighborhood from Rafah. that the Israeli forces are still active they had not been ordered to evacuate and that welcomed hundreds of displaced people.
Images spread on Palestinian social networks demonstrate this a big fire caused by aerial bombardment of the temporary tents in Tal al Sultan.
According to Gaza’s health ministry, 190 Palestinians have been killed in new massacres in the past 24 hours, including those in the so-called “safe zone” of the camps west of the city of Rafah.
The Israeli attack in Rafah comes hours after Hamas launched eight rockets into central Israel, including Tel Aviv, for the first time in about four months, causing no serious damage or injuries.
Source: EITB
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