Dozens of innocent civilians, mostly children and women, were killed or injured over the last few hours as the Israeli occupation forces continue their relentless onslaught on the Gaza Strip for the 231st day in a row.

WAFA correspondent reported that five citizens were killed and others injured in the Israeli bombing of a house in the Al-Fakhoura neighborhood west of Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip, which is witnessing a series of violent airstrikes.

Two citizens were also killed in the bombing by Israeli fighter jets of a house belonging to the Al-Masri family in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood north of Gaza City.

Simultaneously, the occupation artillery fired dozens of shells at various neighborhoods in Gaza City, as well as the neighborhoods of Al-Zaytoun, Tal Al-Hawa, Al-Rimal, Al-Sabra, and the area of Sheikh Ajleen.

Meanwhile, Israeli occupation forces are advancing towards Kamal Adwan Hospital in the northern Gaza Strip, besieging some of its medical staff and wounded.

The occupat
ion artillery further targeted the Juhor Al-Dik village southeast of Gaza City amid heavy gunfire from Israeli military vehicles at civilians’ homes.

Occupation warplanes also bombed two residential apartments belonging to the Abu Al-Luban family on Al-Nafaq Street north of Gaza City, and Al-Ayyoubi family in the Daraj neighborhood, injuring dozens with various injuries.

In the meantime, Israeli naval boats continue to shell the coast of Gaza City.

In the south of the Gaza Strip, Israeli army quadcopters are hovering over the European Gaza Hospital east of Khan Yunis.

Simultaneously, Israeli armored military vehicles are advancing from the eastern area of Rafah towards the city center on the outskirts of the Shaboura refugee camp amidst shelling targeting the area.

In a preliminary toll, the ongoing Israeli aggression on Gaza since October 7th of last year has so far resulted in 35,800 Palestinian fatalities, the majority of whom are innocent civilians, including children and women, in addition to 80,200
injuries.

National news agency – Lebanon