10 killed, dozens injured in Israeli strikes across Gaza: report

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At least 10 civilians were killed and dozens of others were wounded as Israeli forces continued their bombardment in various areas throughout the Gaza Strip, Wafa reports.

According to medical sources, three civilians were killed and ten others were injured in an Israeli strike targeting crowds of civilians waiting for humanitarian aid near Al-Rashid coastal road and the Al-Shuhada junction south of Gaza City.

Israeli forces also shelled gatherings of civilians northwest of Gaza City, specifically in the Al-Waha and Al-Sudaniya areas, using artillery shells and live ammunition, causing further injuries.

Four civilians were killed and several others were injured near Wadi Gaza Bridge after Israeli forces opened fire on people waiting for food aid in the Al-Shuhada junction area.

Israeli warplanes also launched a series of airstrikes targeting residential neighbourhoods in the eastern parts of Gaza City, including Al-Zeitoun, Shuja’iyya, Al-Tuffah, and Al-Daraj. Homes and civilian properties were struck with multiple missiles. Simultaneously, Israeli artillery targeted these same areas, as well as the eastern outskirts of Jabalia town and its refugee camp in northern Gaza.

In the south, Israeli forces bombarded the vicinity of Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis with multiple artillery shells, while issuing evacuation threats, raising alarms of an imminent forced displacement of civilians in the area.

Two more civilians were shot and killed and others were wounded by Israeli forces near a US-based aid distribution centre north of Rafah City in southern Gaza.

Loud explosions were also heard east of Khan Younis and Rafah, as Israeli forces continued to demolish homes in those areas.

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