Emirates Press

Gaza – Together – Israeli aircraft continued their bombing of various areas of the Gaza Strip on the 184th day of the war, leaving dozens of martyrs and hundreds wounded.

The Israeli occupation committed four massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, leaving 45 martyrs and 65 injured during the past 24 hours, bringing the toll of the Israeli aggression to 33,137 martyrs and 75,815 injuries since the seventh of last October.

The city of Khan Yunis witnessed violent battles between the resistance and the Israeli occupation army, which led to the death of four occupation soldiers, one of whom was an officer, in addition to a number of injuries.

According to Al-Qassam, it targeted occupation vehicles and soldiers in the Al-Zana area on the eastern border of Khan Yunis and also west of the city.

Israeli warplanes carried out a series of raids targeting a gathering of citizens near the Turkish slaughterhouse, which led to the death of a number of citizens.

The occupation army destroyed several homes in the
Al-Amal neighborhood and the Zinna area, and bombed the vicinity of Al-Aqsa University.

The occupation blew up a residential square east of the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis,

and in Rafah, the occupation army destroyed two houses in the Al-Jeneina neighborhood, east of the city, and Al-Nasr neighborhood, north of it, causing casualties.

Nasser Nasr (Abu Basil) died in the European Hospital as a result of wounds he sustained two days ago as a result of an Israeli bombing that targeted his house and led to the death of his wife and son.

Central Gaza Strip.

Occupation aircraft continued their bombing of the central Gaza Strip.

The Israeli occupation army continued to destroy residential homes in the town of Al-Mughraqa in the central Gaza Strip.

Gaza and the North:

The occupation aircraft targeted a house on Al-Mansoura Street, east of Al-Shuja’iya neighborhood, east of Gaza City.

Occupation tanks advanced on Al-Rashid Street, west of Gaza City, towards the 17th Roundabout for several hours befor
e returning to the temporary military base in southern Gaza.

The occupation forces allowed a fuel truck and two medicine trucks to reach hospitals in the northern Gaza Strip for the first time since the beginning of the war.

Source: Maan News Agency

Gaza – Together – The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced on Sunday that the death toll from the Israeli aggression had risen to 33,175 martyrs and 75,886 injuries since the seventh of last October.

The Ministry of Health indicated that the occupation committed 4 massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, including 38 martyrs and 71 injuries to hospitals during the past 24 hours.

She said, “There are still a number of victims under the rubble and on the roads, and ambulance and civil defense crews cannot reach them.”

Source: Maan News Agency

Gaza – Together – The Executive Director of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), Catherine Russell, said that the scale and pace of destruction in the Gaza Strip is shocking.

Russell confirmed on the ‘X’ platform that ‘the Gaza war caused the death of more than 13,000 children and the injury of countless people.’

She pointed out that “the war caused the deaths of teachers, doctors and humanitarian workers.”

The UN official called for a ceasefire in Gaza now, especially since homes, schools and hospitals were destroyed, warning that famine in Gaza was imminent.

Source: Maan News Agency

Geneva – Together – The World Health Organization condemned the massive destruction that occurred to Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza as a result of the recent Israeli siege, and it has become an ’empty structure’ except for corpses.

The occupation forces withdrew completely from inside Al-Shifa Hospital and the residential neighborhoods surrounding it, at dawn last Monday, towards the areas south of the Tal Al-Hawa neighborhood, southwest of Gaza City, after storming into Njou for two weeks.

A World Health Organization mission was able to enter the hospital yesterday, Friday, after several failed attempts since March 25, according to the United Nations body, which condemned the massive destruction there.

‘The World Health Organization and its partners were able to gain access to the Al-Shifa Complex, which was once the backbone of the health system in Gaza, and which is now an empty shell except for human graves after the recent siege,’ said a post by WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on the X plat
form.

Tedros said the team saw “at least five bodies during the mission.”

He added that the team members also noticed that “the majority of the buildings of the hospital complex suffered massive damage and that most of the assets were damaged or turned into ashes.”

He continued, “Even restoring the operational minimum in the short term does not seem possible,” adding, “An in-depth evaluation by a team of engineers is needed to determine whether the remaining buildings are safe for future use.”

Tedros expressed his regret that efforts by the World Health Organization and other relief organizations to resume basic services at Al-Shifa Hospital after Israel’s first devastating raid on the hospital last year “were in vain, and people were once again deprived of access to life-saving health care services.”

Of the 36 main hospitals in Gaza, only ten are partially functioning, according to the World Health Organization.

Tedros stressed that there is a need to take urgent action in Gaza with ‘looming famine, ou
tbreaks of disease, and increasing traumatic injuries.’

He called for “protecting the remaining health facilities in Gaza and protecting health and humanitarian workers.”

The Director-General of the World Health Organization called for “unhindered access of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip” and for a “ceasefire.”

Source: Maan News Agency

Al-Qadas – Ma’an – The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) said on Sunday that about 1.7 million people have been forced to flee since the outbreak of the war in Gaza.

UNRWA wrote in a tweet on the social networking site X, ‘6 months of endless displacement; approximately 1.7 million people were forced to flee their homes.’

She added, “Since the outbreak of war in Gaza, UNRWA facilities have been used to provide emergency shelter to thousands of families who are searching for safety and have nowhere to go.”

According to a previous UN-backed report, famine is ‘expected and imminent’ in the northern half of Gaza; The number of people in the Palestinian territories facing ‘catastrophic levels’ of hunger has nearly doubled since last December.

He added that the vast majority of Gazans were displaced due to the Israeli war, and most of the health care infrastructure in the besieged Strip was destroyed.

Source: Maan News Agency