7 citizens were killed on the second day of the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, and at least 30 were injured, in a series of air raids that hit many separate areas in the Strip. After waiting for 36 hours, the resistance launched hundreds of missiles towards the settlements and cities of the occupation, the most important of which is Tel Tel.

According to the Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip, the number of martyrs has risen since dawn on Tuesday, to 21 martyrs and more than 60 injuries, including many children and women.

In the most recent raids, the child, Layan Madoukh, was killed, and her sister was injured, as a result of the bombing of an empty land near their house in the Al-Sahaba area, east of Gaza City.

On Wednesday morning, two young men succumbed to critical injuries sustained by Israeli shelling east of Khan Yunis, while two young men were killed in a raid that targeted them in the city of Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip.

A young man from Beit Lahiya in the Gaza Strip was also killed, and another citizen from Gaza City was killed.

Numerous casualties were reported in the bombing of separate areas of the Gaza Strip, including resistance sites, agricultural and vacant lands, causing large explosions.

On Wednesday evening, the occupation plane destroyed a 3-storey house for the Al-Agha family in the town of Al-Qarara in Khan Younis, followed by the destruction of a house for the Al-Masry family belonging to a field commander in the Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement, in the town of Beit Lahia, in the northern Gaza Strip.

The Israeli army claimed that its forces bombed targets used to launch rockets by the Islamic Jihad movement, and that it targeted cells that tried to launch rockets.

The Joint Operations Room of the resistance claimed responsibility for firing hundreds of missiles at settlements and cities of the occupation, including targeting the city of Tel Aviv several times.

The bombing of the resistance caused many injuries among the Israelis, and damaged private homes in Sderot and Ashkelon.