Khan Younis, Gaza Strip: Israeli airstrikes against the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis in the early hours of Sunday killed at least nine people, mostly women and children. Two children and their parents were killed in two separate strikes that struck tents housing displaced people, according to medical staff at Nasser Hospital. A third hit injured seven people and killed another child.
These attacks coincide with a resurgent Israeli offensive that ended a ceasefire that had permitted the release of more than 30 hostages in March. For more than ten weeks, Israel has blocked all imports into Gaza, including food and medication, in an effort to coerce Hamas into releasing the prisoners. A
Beginning on October 7, 2023, when militants led by Hamas stormed southern Israel, murdering 1,200 people and seizing 251 captives, the fight has rapidly intensified. According to Gaza's Health Ministry, the Israeli offensive has displaced around 90% of the population and killed nearly 52,000 Palestinians, primarily women and children.
The growing number of civilian deaths and the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza have deeply alarmed international humanitarian organizations. In order to protect civilians and guarantee that vital relief reaches the impacted populations, the UN and other aid organizations have demanded that urgent action be taken. Updates on this evolving topic will be provided by REAL BREAKING NEWS.
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