The Israeli army killed 21 Palestinians early Friday in attacks across the Gaza Strip, including a family of five in the bombing of their home in Jabalia, medical sources in the enclave confirmed. The lifeless bodies of the family members, including two children, were taken to Al Shifa Hospital, west of Gaza City.

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In the south, at least five others died, including three women and one child, and more than twenty were injured in the bombing of displaced persons’ tents in Al Mawasi.

Furthermore, according to Wafa, a woman and her son died, and nine others were injured when an Israeli drone bombed the Al Hanawe school northwest of Khan Yunis. An unspecified number of Gazans also died in the bombing of a home near the Al Shafii mosque, also in Khan Yunis.

Since the Zionist regime broke the ceasefire on March 18, more than 737,000 Palestinians, representing about 35% of the enclave’s population, have been forcibly displaced, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said.

Most homes in Gaza have been destroyed or are uninhabitable, and many families remain without shelter because Israeli authorities have not lifted the ban—imposed since early March—on bringing in tents and other materials.

Additionally, Israel prohibits the population from bathing or fishing in the Mediterranean Sea, despite rising summer temperatures and water shortages that make even properly bathing a difficult thing.

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