Israeli Strike on University in Gaza Kills 3, Education Ministry Calls Out 'Attacks on Students'
Al Shifa hospital said it received three bodies and treated eight wounded as Gaza civil defence reported four more deaths elsewhere.
- An Israeli strike on the Islamic University in Gaza City killed three people and wounded eight others on Sunday, with Shifa Hospital staff confirming the casualties included administrative staff and students.
- This incident marks the second attack on the Islamic University campus within hours, occurring as the higher education sector faces near-total destruction with 95% of academic buildings in the Gaza Strip damaged or destroyed.
- Over the past six days, 10 students and educators have been killed by Israeli fire, while Al Jazeera's Hani Mahmoud reported from the scene describing the aftermath as "massive."
- Separately, Gaza civil defense spokesman Mahmoud Bassal reported four additional deaths on Sunday across Khan Yunis, Deir al Balah, and the northern Gaza Strip.
- Since the war began, the total death toll in the Gaza Strip has reached more than 74,000, while the Popular Resistance Committees and Palestinian Ministry continue calling on mediators to stop Israeli violations.
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Seven Palestinians were killed in Israeli strikes and gunfire in various parts of Gaza, the Palestinian news agency WAFA reported. Three of the dead were security personnel at the Islamic University in Gaza City, and eight students were wounded in the attack on the campus. The strike on the university was carried out by a drone and followed another attack on the same campus within hours. Ash-Shifa Hospital received the bodies of the three dead a…
Israel continues its genocide in the occupied Palestinian territory.
THREE EMPLOYEES at Gaza University were killed and eight students wounded in an Israeli airstrike, according to local Palestinian sources, who also reported four deaths elsewhere in the enclave.
Despite the ceasefire agreed between the two countries last October, Israel continued to attack the Palestinian enclave and restrict access to food and essential goods, accusing Hamas of violating the ceasefire. Since then, more than 1,500 people have been killed.
Among the wounded students who were on campus during the attack, some would be "in a critical state".
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