At least 40 Palestinians were killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza on Sunday, according to Palestinian health officials. A residential building in Jabalia was destroyed, claiming 24 lives . The Israeli military stated it targeted “terrorist operations” threatening troops, while the Palestinian Center for Human Rights called it a violation of humanitarian law.
A separate strike in Gaza City killed Wael Al-Khour, a welfare ministry official, along with his family—three generations wiped out in one blow. The Palestinian Red Crescent evacuated 20 patients from Al-Awda Hospital, but delays at an Israeli checkpoint led to one death.
Hospitals in northern Gaza remain under siege, with staff refusing to abandon patients despite dwindling supplies. Meanwhile, Hamas’ armed wing claims to have killed 15 Israeli soldiers, though Israel has not confirmed this.
A UN report reveals chilling stats: 70% of verified Gaza fatalities are women and children, with kids aged 5–9 being the largest group. “This isn’t just conflict—it’s a humanitarian crisis,” one aid worker told Reuters. The youngest victim? A one-day-old boy.
As tensions escalate, the world watches. Will diplomacy prevail, or will more lives be lost in the crossfire?
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. The Israeli military stated it targeted “terrorist operations” threatening troops, while the Palestinian Center for Human Rights called it a violation of humanitarian law.
