Six civilians were killed this evening, Friday, in Israeli strikes and attacks on aid seekers across the war-torn Gaza Strip.

Three civilians were killed in an Israeli airstrike targeting the Amr Ibn al-Aas School, which was sheltering displaced people in Sheikh Radwan neighborhood in northern Gaza.

Another civilian was shot and killed by Israeli forces in the al-Jisr area near the village of Al-Mughraqa in central Gaza.

Medical sources reported that two civilians were also killed and others were wounded after Israeli forces targeted Palestinian gatherings near an aid distribution point on Salah al-Din Street in central Gaza.

Several civilians were injured after Israeli drones targeted tents sheltering displaced people northwest of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza.

These attacks bring the total number of civilians killed in Gaza since dawn Friday to 31, including seven who were waiting for humanitarian aid, as well as an 18-month-old infant who died due to malnutrition.

Also in the Southern Jenni  a young Palestinian man from the town of Ya’bad, was shot and wounded by Israeli occupation forces on Thursday, according to local sources.

Sources said Israeli soldiers’ live bullets struck the youth while present on one of the town’s streets. Israeli troops obstructed ambulances from reaching the scene to provide him with medical aid. His identity and health condition remain unknown until the moment.

In a related development, Israeli forces also carried out a military raid on the nearby town of Kafr Ra’i, raiding the homes of several residents. However, no detentions were reported.

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