Intense Israeli Bombings Bring the Most Violent Night to Gaza

In the early hours of Monday, the Israeli military launched a series of attacks in the Gaza Strip, described by media as the most violent since October 7.

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In the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood to the east of the city, four homes were bombed, resulting in numerous casualties. The northern part of the territory also witnessed intense artillery barrages, naval shelling, and airstrikes.

Another target was the Al-Bureij refugee camp in the central part of the Gaza Strip, where Israeli aircraft targeted populated homes in the Al-Bureij and Al-Nuseirat camps.

There were also violent actions to the north of Jabalia against a refugee camp in the Al-Ternis area. A large number of fatalities, including children, arrived at the Shouhada Al-Aqsa Hospital.

The Palestinian Red Crescent media director stated that the Israeli military was threatening to bomb the Al-Quds Hospital and its surrounding area at any moment.

A new incursion occurred in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, and in the vicinity of the Al-Shifa medical complex, where several people died, and many more were injured.

So far, Israeli airstrikes have resulted in 15,898 people being wounded and the loss of 4,741 lives, with 57 fatalities occurring in the last 24 hours.

The Gaza Strip is facing a humanitarian crisis due to the power cuts, depletion of medical equipment, and a shortage of medications. Currently, doctors are performing surgical procedures without anesthesia.

Health authorities in Gaza denounced that at least 140 patients are at risk of losing their lives due to the dire conditions in hospitals.