Israel attacks another hospital and school in Gaza, killing 18 people

At least fifteen Palestinians were killed this Wednesday Israeli bombings Al Yamin Al Sayed Hospital from the Jabalia refugee camp, in northern Gaza, an area currently undergoing an intensive operation by the armed forces, in an attack that also left a large number of wounded, the Gaza Civil Defense said.

Al Awda Hospital in Jabalia has received 18 people injured in the bombings, according to acting director Mohamed Salha, who assured that the attacked center served as a refuge for “thousands” of Palestinians.

Israeli raids have continued in the vicinity of the main hospitals in northern Gaza, Kamal Adwan, Indonesia, Al Awda and Al Yamin Al Sayed itself, where more than 300 people were hospitalized this morning, including 80 in intensive care .

“There could be more than 80 injured,” Salha added, as videos broadcast on Palestinian channels in the area showed the camp site destroyed and littered with charred bodies. Gaza’s Civil Defense said most of the wounded had been transferred to the area’s Kamal Adwan Hospital.

Shortly after the attack, emergency services recovered five more bodies in Yabalia, from a Airplane attack on a family’s home identified as Bahader.

For its part, the Red Crescent has reported three deaths and 25 injuries, including children attack on a school where displaced persons are staying in the Jabalia al Balad area. In five days, the Israeli army killed about 125 people in Jabalia, the Gaza government said today.

Israeli sniper kills photojournalist

Also in Jabalia, an Israeli soldier shot dead the Palestinian photojournalist Mohamed al Tanani. Al Tanani, who works for the Al Aqsa channel, was with other journalists at the Abu Sharj border crossing in Jabalia when an Israeli sniper shot him, according to Palestinian media.

Together with him the journalists Tamer Labad and Fadi al Wheidithe latter employee of the Qatari channel Al Jazeera – was injured in the fire that local media attributed to a drone, and both were taken to hospital. They were all in the Yabalia refugee camp.

“The number of murdered journalists has risen to 176 since the start of the genocide war in the Gaza Strip,” the same executive said in a statement. At least 128 media workers have been killed and another 69 jailed since October 7 last year, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ, according to its acronym in English) based in New York. The Israeli offensive in Gaza “has killed more journalists in one year than any other conflict CPJ has documented,” they say on their website.

So is the United Nations Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) announced the evacuation of seven of its schools that were serving as shelters for displaced people in various parts of the northern Strip after the attacks. UNRWA has also denounced that the new Israeli offensive has forced it to suspend “life-saving services”. Moreover, as a result of the attacks, only two of the eight wells in the Yabalia refugee camp are still operational. About 200,000 Gazans remain in the camp.

On the other hand, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) killed five Palestinians Nablusin the northern West Bank, as Israeli forces incursions into the area increase. The IDF has claimed that they were “terrorists”.

Earlier, another Palestinian was killed by the Israeli army after several soldiers surrounded his home in the city of Aqaba, north of Tubas. Since October 7 last year, approximately 750 Palestinians have been killed and more than 6,250 injured by Israeli security forces and settlers in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.