25 Palestinians Died After Israel Drops Bombs At A Nasr School Next To The West Gaza

UNICEF/Eyad El Baba/Khan Younis Gaza

JAKARTA - A total of 25 Palestinians were killed and others injured following Israeli bombings targeting schools in the Nasr neighborhood, west of Gaza City, and a group of civilians in the Zeitoun neighborhood in the southeast of the city. WAFA correspondents reported that Israeli warplanes bombed Hassan Salama School in the Nasr neighborhood west of Gaza City, leaving 25 residents dead and injuring others who were transferred to the city's Baptist Hospital. The crew of the 'Month Red Crescent' ambulance also found two Palestinians dead and a number injured, as a result of Israeli bombings of a group of residents around the Dawla intersection in the Zeitoun neighborhood in the southeast of Gaza City, which was also transferred to the Baptist Hospital. Israeli occupation forces carried out two massacres of families in the Gaza Strip over the past 24 hours, leaving at least 33 Palestinians dead and 118 injured, according to medical sources. Local health authorities confirmed that the death toll from the Israeli attack since October 7 had risen to 39,583 reported fatalities, with an additional 91,398 people injured. The majority of victims were women and children.

According to the same source, emergency services have yet to reach many casualties and bodies trapped under debris or scattered on roads in war-torn enclaves, as Israeli occupation forces continue to block the movement of ambulances and civilian defense crews.