The Israeli army committed 9 massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, which led to the death of 83 citizens and the wounding of 125 others during the past 24 hours.

Medical sources reported today, Saturday, that a number of victims are still under the rubble and on the roads, as the occupation prevents ambulance crews and civil defense from reaching them.

It confirmed that the death toll from the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip since October 7 had risen to 28,858, and the wounded to 68,677.

The aggression continues on the Gaza Strip. Concerns about the status of the Nasser Complex

The Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip has entered its 134th day amid growing concern about the situation of patients trapped in the Nasser Medical Complex in the city of Khan Yunis, which the occupation stormed and turned into a "military barracks."

While the Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced the death of a large number of wounded and sick people due to lack of oxygen, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights considered that the Israeli storming of the Nasser complex appeared to be “part of a pattern of attacks launched by Israeli forces on basic life-saving civilian infrastructure in Gaza especially hospitals."

The Palestinian resistance continues to confront Israeli incursions into various areas of the Gaza Strip, especially in the city of Khan Yunis, where fierce battles are witnessed between the resistance fighters and the occupation forces.

Regarding the possible Israeli operation in the city of Rafah, the Israeli Foreign Minister Yisrael Katz said during the Munich Security Conference that Israel will coordinate with Egypt before the military operation in Rafah.

On Thursday, the Wall Street Journal quoted Egyptian officials and security analysts as saying that Egypt is building a fenced camp in Sinai in anticipation of receiving Palestinian refugees from the Gaza Strip.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, stressed on Friday that "an additional refugee crisis would be tantamount to a death sentence for a future peace process."

For its part, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) revealed that 84% of health facilities in the Gaza Strip were affected as a result of the Israeli aggression.

The agency published on the “X” platform footage showing the destruction of civilian infrastructure in the Strip, including some of its health centers, noting that in addition to the damage to health care facilities, more than 70% of all civilian infrastructure had been “destroyed or exposed.” "Severe damage," she stressed, "there is no safe place."