Gaza (Quds News Network)- More than 70 Palestinian civilians have been killed in Israeli airstrikes targeting multiple areas across the Gaza Strip, as Israel continues its bombardment of the enclave since Tuesday morning, resuming its genocidal war and violating the ceasefire agreement.
Local and medical sources have confirmed that more than 70 civilians have been killed so far, with the death toll expected to rise as many remain trapped under the rubble.
In Beit Lahiya, over 15 members of the Abu Halima family were killed after their home was targeted. The majority of the strikes have focused on Khan Younis, where 15 members of the Abu Dakka family lost their lives, most of them children.
According to the Palestinian Health Ministry, more than 700 Palestinians have been killed and over 900 others injured since the Israeli assault on Gaza began on Tuesday.
Israel Kills 17 Civilians at Funeral Tent in Northern Gaza
At least 17 Palestinians were killed and 32 others injured on Wednesday evening when an Israeli airstrike targeted a funeral tent in Al-Sultan neighborhood of Beit Lahia, northern Gaza Strip.
Israel carried out the attack as mourners were breaking their fast during Ramadan. Eyewitnesses described the strike as sudden and direct, targeting elderly mourners and children. Horrific scenes from the site were captured on camera, showing the extent of the devastation.
In a separate strike, Israeli warplanes bombed a home in Beit Hanoun, killing four women and children. Footage showed rescuers pulling their bodies from the rubble.
The Ministry of Health reported that the death toll from Israeli attacks since Tuesday morning has risen to 436, with 678 others injured. The total number of Palestinians killed since October 7, 2023, has now reached 49,547, with 112,719 wounded.
Israel resumed its genocidal war on Gaza early Tuesday morning, launching intense airstrikes across the strip. The attacks, which targeted civilians during pre-dawn meals, marked the official collapse of a ceasefire agreement brokered by Qatar, Egypt, and the United States in January.
