One Palestinian killed, several injured by Israeli snipers in Gaza
The Palestine Red Crescent Society says that Israeli snipers opened fire on Palestinians near the Wadi Gaza Bridge, killing one and injuring four others.
🚑The teams of the Palestine Red Crescent Society have so far evacuated one fatality and four injured individuals near the Wadi Gaza Bridge, following an attack by occupation army snipers.
📷Filmed by: Volunteer Mohammed Suleiman.
🚨نقلت طواقم جمعية الهلال الاحمر الفلسطيني حتى… pic.twitter.com/SwM6N79TYV — PRCS (@PalestineRCS) January 26, 2025
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