A new massacre is added to the series of atrocities experienced by the Palestinian people since the beginning of the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip on October 7.

The occupation has once again targeted schools and centers that house the displaced, this time targeting Khadija School, which houses the displaced and includes a field hospital in the city of Deir al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip.

A number of social media users circulated clips and photos of the incident, showing the first moments of the Israeli targeting operation, and the moment civilians and displaced persons fled from the occupation missiles.

An account on the X platform, belonging to Khaled Safi, posted a video of the school being targeted, and wrote on it: “The moment a school was bombed in Deir al-Balah, in the middle of the Gaza Strip.”

Another account posted a video showing children with their heads cut off, and wrote: “Children without heads after the bombing of two schools in Deir al-Balah... Dozens of dead there.”

Deaths and wounded

The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced yesterday, Saturday, that about 31 people were killed and more than 100 others were injured, including those in critical condition, as a result of the Israeli occupation targeting a field hospital in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip.

A local source reported that the Israeli raid resulted in the deaths of 31 people, including infants, who were transferred to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in the city.

The government media office in Gaza confirmed, in a statement, that the occupation committed a new massacre by bombing a field hospital in Sayyida Khadija School in the central governorate, which resulted in the deaths of many people and the injury of dozens.

It added that these ongoing massacres committed by the occupation come in light of its collapse of the health system, the destruction and burning of hospitals and their removal from service, in light of the enormous pressure on medical staff and what remains of surgical operating rooms, in light of the shortage of health and medical supplies, in light of the closure of crossings to the travel of the wounded and sick and the failure to bring in fuel, and in light of the catastrophic humanitarian and health conditions.

The media office condemned the occupation for committing this horrific massacre against a field hospital that provides medical services to dozens of patients and wounded, all of whom are civilians, holding the occupation and the American administration fully responsible for the continuation of these massacres against the displaced and civilians.