Israeli Attacks on Gaza Strip Leave 25 Palestinians Dead

Kokcha News Agency – The Israeli military has launched a series of deadly attacks on the Gaza Strip since early this morning, resulting in the deaths of 25 Palestinians and numerous injuries. The attacks targeted homes, tents, and areas where civilians had gathered in the northern, southern, and central regions of Gaza.

According to hospital sources and eyewitnesses, the Israeli army carried out airstrikes on two houses on Ahmed Yassin Street in the Sheikh Ridwan neighborhood of Gaza City, killing three Palestinians and injuring many others.

In another attack, an Israeli drone targeted a tent sheltering displaced people near the Tammus Junction, resulting in three fatalities.

Israeli warplanes also conducted a violent bombardment of a house on Yermuk Street in the northern part of Gaza City, killing five Palestinians.

In the Shalihat area, west of Gaza City, an attack on a tent housing displaced people killed four individuals, including a child.

Additionally, an Israeli helicopter struck an apartment in the Rimal neighborhood, killing two siblings. Another bombardment targeted an apartment near the Municipal Park, injuring several Palestinians.

Meanwhile, the Israeli army continued to use booby-trapped robots to destroy homes and buildings around the Sheikh Ridwan pool in northern Gaza. The area was subjected to intense airstrikes, with drones dropping explosives on the roofs of civilian homes, causing widespread panic among the population.

In the Nuseirat Refugee Camp in the central Gaza Strip, an Israeli attack on an area where civilians were gathered killed five Palestinians, including a young girl, and injured 22 others.

In the Mevasi area of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, an Israeli attack on a tent housing displaced people killed three Palestinians, including two siblings, and injured seven others.

Israeli artillery units also targeted different areas in the north and south of Khan Younis, while warships shelled the coastline of Rafah city.


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