Six Palestinians martyred in Israeli enemy shelling of Gaza, Khan Yunis
Gaza - Saba:
Six Palestinian civilians were martyred and others wounded on Saturday as a result of Israeli enemy shelling of various areas in the cities of Gaza and Khan Yunis.
Local sources reported to the Palestinian News Agency that an Israeli enemy drone bombed a civilian vehicle near al-Sahaba complex in Gaza City, martyring five citizens.
A number of civilians were also wounded in a shelling that targeted Shahin family home on Jaffa Street in Tuffah neighborhood, coinciding with an airstrike on a residential building on Omar al-Mukhtar Street east of the city.
In the central Gaza Strip, civilians were wounded as a result of Israeli enemy shelling that targeted a group of citizens near alAnsar Mosque in the city of Deir al-Balah. The child, Mira Muhammad Abu Sabra, also succumbed to her injuries from yesterday's shelling near the Abu Samra roundabout in the city.
In the southern Gaza Strip, the enemy forces continued their intense artillery shelling of Abu Khater square south of Khan Yunis, near the Islamic University. This coincided with heavy helicopter fire on the town of al-Qarara, north of Khan Yunis, which also witnessed the bombing of residential buildings by the occupation forces.
A citizen was martyred and others were injured when a tent sheltering displaced persons was bombed in al-Qarara Mawasi area north of Khan Yunis.
In the town of Abasan al-Jadida, east of Khan Yunis, ambulance crews recovered the bodies of several martyrs, including Imad al-Din Raafat Ali Radwan, Nour Hamdan Ahmed Abu Jamea, Ahmed Muhammad Hassan Abu Anza, and Anas Jihad Suleiman Abu Anza.
Walid Hassan Abu Daqqa succumbed to his injuries sustained a few days earlier when a tent in the Mawasi area of Khan Yunis was bombed, joining his son who was killed in the same bombing. Fadi Imad Naji Samour was also killed in a previous bombing in the city center.
Ambulance and civil defense crews continue their search and rescue efforts amid intense Israeli airstrikes and ongoing aerial and artillery bombardment of various areas across the Gaza Strip.
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