Palestinian young man succumbs to wounds in Gaza
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Palestinian young man was pronounced dead, on Friday morning, of serious wounds he sustained during the israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip.
Anas Khaled Anshasi, 22, was receiving treatment at Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis, of injuries he sustained during the zionist regime’s recent attacks on the besieged enclave.
The Zionist occupation regime has launched a three-day aggression on the Gaza Strip starting last Friday evening, leaving 49 Palestinian citizens killed, and 360 others wounded, in addition to vast material damage.
17 Palestinian children and four women were among the reported victims.
Last Sunday, a ceasefire has come into effect in the besieged enclave at 23:30 local time (20:30 GMT), after talks mediated by Egypt. (ILKHA)
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