Today, Tuesday, the Israeli army intensified its bombardment on the neighborhoods of Gaza City and other areas in the Strip, resulting in dozens of martyrs and wounded, hours after it committed 9 new massacres against civilians.

In the latest developments, 15 citizens from the “Muqbel” family were martyred as a result of an Israeli raid on downtown Gaza City.

Today, Israeli aircraft launched raids on several areas west and central of Gaza City.

The bombing of homes west of the city - where the Al-Shifa Medical Complex is located - resulted in dead and wounded. The raids were accompanied by artillery shelling of Al-Shati camp.

At the Samer Junction in central Gaza, a Palestinian woman was martyred and others were injured as a result of Israeli bombing of residential apartments.

Two citizens were killed and wounded as a result of the Israeli aircraft’s bombing yesterday of a house for the Abu Awaila family on Al-Lababidi Street in the vicinity of Al-Shifa Complex.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that the Israeli committed 9 massacres in the Strip during the past 24 hours, killing 93 citizens and injuring 142.

The Ministry said that the toll of the aggression that has been ongoing for more than 5 months on the besieged Gaza Strip has risen to 31,819 dead and 73,934 wounded.

Hard night

In the southern Gaza Strip, last night, Israeli aircraft launched several raids on homes in the city of Rafah, resulting in the death of 14 Palestinians.

The new raids on Rafah come at a time when Benjamin Netanyahu's government threatens to invade the city, despite UN and international appeals.

In the northern Gaza Strip, two citizens were killed in an Israeli bombing that targeted an aid warehouse in Jabalia, in the northern Gaza Strip.

In the middle of the Gaza Strip, Israeli raids targeted the Al-Mahathin Junction, south of Deir Al-Balah.

Israeli bombing has escalated on residential areas throughout the Gaza Strip, while the humanitarian situation is worsening, in light of the hunger that has claimed the lives of dozens - most of them children - and international warnings of a famine that could cause large numbers of deaths.