The Israeli war on the Gaza Strip continued on the 74th day with violent raids concentrated in the south and center of the Gaza Strip.

The Ministry of Health announced the death of 151 citizens and 313 wounded during the past hours, especially in Jabalia, and that the death toll from the aggression rose to 19,453 dead and more than 52 thousand injured.

29 citizens were killed in the recent raids that targeted 3 homes in Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.

The occupation army targeted a house for the Zorob family, west of Rafah, which led to the death of 13 citizens, including journalist Adel Zorob, who mourned 16 members of his family a month ago.

Five dead and a number of injuries arrived at Abu Youssef Al-Najjar Hospital in the targeting of the Abdel-Al family home, east of Rafah.

The occupation aircraft bombed a house for the Attiya family in central Rafah, leading to the death of nine Palestinians.

Khan Yunis Governorate is witnessing concentrated bombing on its various neighborhoods, leaving numbers of martyrs and wounded.

The vicinity of Nasser Hospital was bombed again after occupation aircraft bombed agricultural land adjacent to it.

The occupation artillery targeted Sheikh Jabr School in Khan Yunis camp.

Three citizens were killed and many others were injured when the occupation bombed a house for the Shaheen family in the Bureij camp in the central Gaza Strip.

Nine citizens were also killed in Israeli bombing on the Nuseirat and Deir al-Balah camps in the central Gaza Strip, in addition to two martyrs in the village of Al-Mughraqa, north of Nuseirat.

The occupation artillery fired dozens of shells towards the eastern neighborhoods of Gaza City.

The Jabalia camp and Jabalia Al-Balad witnessed several massacres that left dozens of killed and wounded.

Hospitals in the Gaza Strip are being subjected to concentrated attacks by the occupation army, including Al-Shifa, in which 28 Palestinians were killed, and Al-Awda, whose medical staff were arrested by the occupation army, most of whom were released hours later. Its director, Dr. Ahmed Muhanna, was left with four workers, and the Baptist Hospital in Gaza was besieged, shortly after part of Kamal Hospital was destroyed. aggression.