US-backed israeli genocide in Gaza enters day 196
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As the US-backed Israeli genocidal war on the Gaza Strip entered day 196 on Friday, aerial and artillery strikes continued to pound and target different areas, and massacre more civilians, mostly children and women.
A reporter for the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) said that the Israeli occupation army continued to attack different areas of Gaza, killing and injuring scores of citizens.
The Israeli warplanes targeted the vicinity of the electricity company in the central Gaza Strip.
Last night, four Palestinians were killed, and several others were injured during an Israeli airstrike on the Al-Jazzar family house near the Sheikh Radwan Bridge in Gaza City.
Another air raid was reported in Beit Lahia, north of Gaza.
Meanwhile, the Civil Defense announced that its crews pulled out 4 martyrs and 3 injured after Israeli warplanes carried out a massive airstrike on the Al-Sir family house west of Gaza City.
Two more air raids were reported on the Abu Salamiya family house, next to the Omar Mosque in Al-Shanti Land, north of Gaza City. (ILKHA)
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