PALESTINE – Israeli airstrikes on Gaza today have killed at least 34 and left dozens injured according to local medical sources.
The first strike hit Palestinians waiting for humanitarian aid near Al-Shohada Junction in Nuseirat Refugee Camp, killing 23 people and wounding dozens, according to the Al-Awda Hospital.
In a separate attack, 11 more Palestinians were killed when an Israeli strike hit a residential building in Deir al-Balah, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society.
Israeli Raids Continue Across Gaza Strip
From midnight, the Israeli forces have been conducting raids in Tubas for the second day.
Eyewitnesses and local sources reported that Israeli infantry and sniper units remain heavily deployed throughout the city. The assault is being conducted under intense surveillance, with military drones hovering persistently overhead.
On the morning of Friday (today), the Israeli forces raided Ramallah district in West Bank, storming Abwein, Arura, and Mazra’a Al-Nubani cities.
During the raids, eyewitnesses say that the forces broke into several homes, made intensive searches, conducted field interrogations and even left threatening message in Arura on a flyer left on vehicle.
Around 30 Palestinians Detained in Hebron
Israeli raids in Hebron governorate in the West Bank today (Friday) saw 30 Palestinians getting detained, and some assaulted during the raids.
11 people were detained in the town of Halhoul, north of Hebron, whle another 6 detained in Hebron city.
3 minors were detained in the southern town of Dura; Wasim Adnan Tbeish, 17, Ibrahim Ahmad Abu Ras, 16, and Tamer Nader Suleiman Al-Faqih, 17.
One person was also detained in the town of Dhahiriya, and 9 others in the western town of Idhna.