Dozens of citizens were killed and injured today, Sunday, in continuous Israeli bombardment on various areas of the Gaza Strip, concentrated in the cities of Gaza and Khan Yunis.

Eyewitnesses reported hearing the sound of a huge explosion that shook the southern region of Jabalia, north of the Gaza Strip, coinciding with Israeli artillery targeting several areas in Jabalia al-Balad.

Three citizens were killed in the targeting of a civilian car in the Yarmouk Market in Gaza City. A number of citizens were also killed and others were injured in the bombing of a residential apartment in the Al-Rimal neighborhood in Gaza City.

Medical sources said that Israeli forces prevent ambulances from reaching the areas being bombed in Gaza City and its north, and target anyone who approaches, especially in the Sheikh Radwan and Al-Nasr neighborhoods and others.

Two citizens were killed in an Israeli bombing targeting the Al-Hakar area in Deir Al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip.

Israeli forces continue to launch raids and destroy homes in the city of Khan Yunis, and the northern and eastern areas, specifically in Al-Qarara and Abasan, with clouds of smoke rising in the town.

Local sources reported that Israeli occupation warplanes launched continuous raids on the city of Khan Yunis, which led to the death and injury of a number of citizens, in conjunction with the occupation forces firing smoke bombs and artillery shells in the Al-Manara neighborhood area, southeast of Khan Yunis.

The occupation aircraft bombed a house behind the Al-Albani Mosque in the vicinity of the Austrian neighborhood, west of Khan Yunis.

Journalist Karam Ahmed Abu Ajiram (25 years old), a freelance journalist, was killed as a result of an Israeli bombing of his house in the Abasan Al-Kabira area, east of Khan Yunis.

In an infinite toll, the number of killed since the start of the aggression on the Gaza Strip on the seventh of last October has risen to about 25,105 people, and 62,681 injured, the majority of whom are women and children, and thousands of victims are still under the rubble and on the roads and cannot be reached. .