Six Palestinians, Including Two Women and Child, Killed in Israeli Attacks on Gaza Despite Ceasefire
At least six Palestinians were killed on Sunday in two separate Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip, including two women, a child, and a paramedic, marking the deadliest attacks in Gaza since the start of the US-Israeli assault on Iran.
Mohamed Abu Selmia, the head of the Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, said three men were killed in an Israeli strike near Al-Azhar University in western Gaza City, including paramedic Mohammad Hamduna, and two others.
The strike hit near crowded tent camps where Palestinians forcibky displaced by Istael’s genocidal war were sheltering, and wounded several other people, medics added.
The Israeli military issued a statement on Sunday about the strike, claiming they had killed two Hamas members who had been preparing to attack Israeli soldiers, without providing any evidence as usual.
A little after midnight in the central Gaza Strip, Israeli tank shelling killed at least three people, including two women, aged 30 and 46 and a 12-year-old girl, and wounded 10 other people, some of them children, according to health officials at Al-Awda Hospital in Nuseirat camp.