Israeli strikes on tent camps near Rafah kill at least 25 and wound 50, Gaza health officials say
- Israeli forces shelled tent camps for displaced Palestinians in Rafah, killing 25 and injuring 50, as reported by Gaza’s Health Ministry.
- Witnesses saw tanks firing at tents in a coastal area filled with displaced people, per Civil Defense spokesperson Ahmed Radwan.
- Residents described tanks firing at tents of the displaced, with a second deadly attack reported near a Red Cross field hospital.
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Israeli attacks on Friday killed at least 25 people and injured over 50 near Rafah, according to Gaza's Health Ministry and emergency workers. Israeli bombings target Palestinian refugee camps north of Rafah. The latest deadly attack occurs in the context of intense fighting between Israel and Hamas, which forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homes in the small Palestinian territory.
Authorities controlled by the Palestinian terrorist movement Hamas announced on Saturday that at least 42 Palestinians were killed in two Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip. The Israeli army told The Times of Israel that it targeted two locations linked to Hamas fighters and promised an explanation of the events.
Israel Accused of Shelling Tent Camp in Gaza, Killing at Least 25 and Wounding Dozens
The bombardment took place near a Red Cross field hopsital north of Rafa. At least 25 people were killed and 50 wounded at a shelter for displaced Palestinians in Gaza outside Rafa when Israeli forces shelled the camp on Friday, according to a report citing emergency workers and health officials.
Israel continues to hammer the entire Gaza Strip — There is no safe place for civilians
Israel has attacked other Islamist Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip.
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