Israeli airstrike kills four Palestinians in Gaza
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Four Palestinians were tragically killed on Monday morning when Israeli warplanes bombed a civilian vehicle near the Beauty Plus Hall north of Rafah city.
This latest attack comes amidst ongoing Israeli aggression against the Gaza Strip, which has seen relentless artillery shelling and heavy gunfire west of the Nuseirat camp.
Since the onset of the offensive on October 7, 2023, Israeli forces have conducted a brutal campaign of violence across Gaza, employing land, sea, and air power. This has resulted in a devastating toll, with 46,565 Palestinian citizens killed and 109,660 injured.
The humanitarian situation on the ground remains dire, with thousands of victims trapped under rubble or stranded on the roads. Ambulances and rescue crews are struggling to reach those in need due to the ongoing Israeli assault. (ILKHA)
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