At least 92 Palestinians were killed Saturday as Israeli forces carried out intense air, land, and artillery strikes across the Gaza Strip, hitting residential neighborhoods and shelters for displaced families, according to local authorities.

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In northern Gaza City, Zionist troops detonated an explosives-laden armored vehicle along al-Nafaq Street to demolish homes, while tanks unleashed heavy shelling and machine-gun fire. Artillery targeted the city’s northwest, and airstrikes struck the Sheikh Radwan area, with smoke bombs dropped near the al-Mashtal Hotel.

Local sources reported that Israeli quadcopter drones released grenades on Abu Assi School in al-Shati refugee camp, where families had sought refuge. One person was killed and several were wounded. Another strike on a home near al-Firouz Towers killed two members of the Hassan family.

In the Sabra district south of Gaza City, an airstrike on a Daghmash family apartment block killed 14 people—including four children and five women. Rescue teams said more victims were still trapped beneath the rubble, but access to the site remained extremely difficult.

The Gaza Civil Defence estimtes roughly 450,000 residents have already fled Gaza City, while the Tel Aviv’s regime claims the figure is 480,000. The United Nations, however, reports about one million people live in Gaza City and surrounding areas, meaning hundreds of thousands remain unable to leave—either too impoverished or too exhausted to attempt escape.

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