INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
48 hours.According to reporters on the ground, at least 30 people were killed in Israeli strikes carried out at dawn on Saturday.In southern
Gaza, specifically in Khan Yunis, five people were killed when an Israeli helicopter struck tents sheltering displaced families in
Israeli forces bombed another tent housing a displaced family in the same area.Elsewhere in Khan Yunis, an Israeli strike hit a family home
in the western part of the refugee camp, killing two people, one of them a woman, and injuring 20 others, including 15 children.To the east
of the city, a woman and her son were also killed in an Israeli strike.In Rafah, two women lost their lives in a drone strike targeting a
village northeast of the city
Israeli forces also demolished an entire residential block in northern Rafah.In central Gaza, one person was killed and several others were
wounded when an Israeli reconnaissance drone attacked a group of people
Two more were killed in a strike on the Nuseirat refugee camp, while a third person died and several were injured in a separate attack on
the al-Bureij camp.In the al-Zaytoun neighborhood of southeastern Gaza City, residents discovered the bodies of a woman and her child on the
roof of a house, roughly 100 meters from their home, which had been struck by Israeli forces the day before.Five more people were killed
when an Israeli drone bombed a tent sheltering displaced people in the same neighborhood.Meanwhile, the death toll from an earlier Israeli
strike on a tent area west of Gaza City rose to five.Several others were wounded in a drone strike near a mosque northwest of Gaza City,
with casualties transported to the al-Shifa Medical Complex.Israeli attacks also extended to northern Gaza
explains how more children are losing their lives or are at risk due to the expanding effect of Israeli attacks.The hospital, along with
dozens of others, has suffered multiple Israeli air raids since the start of the war.The Israeli military has blocked all resources,
This article first appeared/also appeared in Tehran Times
