Israeli Attack On Khan Younis Until Gaza Hospital Complex Kills 72 People Since Thursday Night

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JAKARTA - Israeli military attacks in the Gaza Strip have killed 72 people since Thursday night. Israeli forces launched a nightly attack on hospitals in the north of the territory.

Gaza's Ministry of Health said attacks on homes in the southern city of Khan Younis killed 38 people, many of whom were women and children.

The Israeli military said its forces killed a number of Palestinian gunmen in air and ground attacks in the southern Gaza Strip and dismantled military infrastructure.

Several residents of Khan Younis sorted the debris on Friday, October 25, to pick up clothes and documents, while children were looking for their toys.

Ahmed Sobh told how his cousin shouted, "Help me, help me".

"We ran and found his children, men and women, dead. His son was lying under a concrete pole, it took us 1.5 hours to get him out," he told Reuters.

Ahmed al-Farra talked about efforts to find relatives including his mother from the rubble. He lost 15 members of his extended family during the airstrikes.

"When I tried to dig up the rubble (my mother), I looked at these walls and saw a tank pointing at me. I thought'should I dig or keep the tank,' what should I do? I dig it out with fear. Everyone does the same thing," he added.

At Nasser's adjacent Hospital, medics converted the dead, among them three children wrapped in the same white cloth.