More than 25 citizens were killed and dozens were wounded today, Saturday evening, after the shelling of the occupation planes and artillery of the homes of citizens in the Nusseirat, Al -Maghazi and Al -Zawaida area in the central Gaza Strip, and Rafah south.

Medical sources reported that at least 3 citizens were killed and the injury of others, most of them women and children, after the military forces targeted a house belonging to the Salem family in the Al -Surahah area in Nusseirat camp in the central Gaza Strip, and a number of citizens from the Hamada family were injured after targeting their house from the occupation aircraft west of Nusseirat camp.

5 citizens were killed and a number of others were injured after the warplanes targeted a house for the Shehadeh family in Al -Maghazi camp in the central Gaza Strip, and at least a citizen was martyred and others who were transferred to the Al -Aqsa Martyrs Hospital were martyred as a result of Israeli bombing targeting a house in the camp.

At least 12 citizens were martyred, and a number of others, most of them children, were injured, after the occupation aircraft bombed a house belonging to the Abu Juma family in the Zawaida area in the central Gaza Strip.

In Rafah, in the south of the Strip, the citizen, Eid Salman Abu Rashid, was martyred in an Israeli bombing in the Al -Salam neighborhood, east of Rafah, and a number of martyrs and wounded fell after an Israeli artillery shelling east of Rafah.

An Israeli march plane also targeted the roof of a house in exchange for the government industry in the Tal Sultan neighborhood of Rafah, and the occupation aircraft bombed a house belonging to the Abu Jamous family, west of the city.

The occupation aircraft also targeted the southern areas of Khan Yunis.

In an indisputable toll, the outcome of the continuous Israeli aggression on Gaza by land, sea and air since the seventh of last October, increased to more than 21650 thousand dead, and about 56 thousand injured, in addition to thousands of missing persons, 70% of them children and women.