Gaza: Up to 41,118 Palestinians Killed by Israel
Gazan House damaged by the zionist Agression, Sept 2024 Photo: @PalHighLight
September 12, 2024 Hour: 5:18 pm
Since 7 October, the Israeli occupation has left 95,125 wounded and a figure of nearly 10,000 missing.
The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip reported on Thursday that in the last 24 hours, the Zionist occupiers committed three massacres against families in which 34 people were killed and 96 others were injured, The total number of fatalities and injuries resulting from the siege on that Palestinian territory increased to 41,118, and 95,125.
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The Health Ministry reiterated that most of the victims of the occupation are women and children from Gaza. He emphasized that through its continuous and indiscriminate bombing the Zionist entity continues to hinder the work of rescue teams, whose members try to access bodies trapped under the rubble and scattered on the roads.
An air strike on a house in Khan Yunis left four people dead and several wounded.
Another Zionist attack occurred in the Al-Zeitoun neighbourhood, where two Palestinians were killed and several others injured.
In the northern Gaza Strip, another house was bombed at Jabalia camp and three people were killed as a result of the attacks. In addition, several Palestinians were injured and transferred to the Kamal Adwan hospital from the camp.
Qatar called for an urgent international investigation due to the high number of dead and wounded by the Israeli army attacks on refugee camps and schools of the United Nations Organization for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA).
Just this Thursday, the spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Naser Kanaani, denounced that the schools and tents of refugees in the Gaza Strip have become the main targets of bombing and missile attacks by the Zionist regime.
Kanani referred to the 18 Palestinians killed after the bombing of the Al-Jaouni school in the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza.
Autor: CC
Fuente: EFE-WAFA
