39 civilians, mostly children, killed in Israeli airstrikes on several areas in Gaza
Local sources reported that 27 of them were killed in a large number of raids targeting several homes in Khan Yunis. Dozens of dead and wounded, most of them children, arrived at Nasser Medical Complex.
The sources confirmed that the occupation forces bombed a house near the Rafah garage belonging to the Lahham family, and a house on Abu Khater Street near the Islamic University east of Khan Yunis. They also bombed a house belonging to the Al-Zaytani family near the Al-Najjar carpentry shop at the entrance to Hamad City, north of Khan Yunis.
The sources indicated that the occupation forces targeted a house belonging to the Al-Bayouk family in central Khan Yunis, a house belonging to the Kaware' family in the European housing complex east of Khan Yunis, and a group of houses belonging to the Al-Amour family in the town of Al-Fakhari, near Khan Yunis.
Sources confirmed that the occupation forces bombed the home of the Abu Ta'ima family near the Ashkelon School in the town of Abasan al-Kabira. They also targeted the Abu Haddaf area east of the town of al-Qarara. The sources confirmed that five people were killed and several others were injured as a result of the occupation forces' bombing of a home belonging to the Shihab family in the town of Jabalia, north of the Gaza Strip. WAFA
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