Massacres, Evictions, Starvation: ‘Israel’s’ Genocide in Gaza Continues

The “Israeli” occupation is waging a slow yet deliberate genocidal war across Gaza, marked by mass killings, destruction, and forced displacement. The pattern observed over the past two days is similar to how the Zionist entity resumed its genocidal war, with occupation warplanes launching dozens of airstrikes across all areas of the Gaza Strip, targeting homes of civilians and their tents.

In northern Gaza, “Israeli” warplanes bombed the al-Gharbawi family home on Ahmed Yassin Street in the Safatawi neighborhood, killing seven, including the head of the family and all the children. In Beit Lahia, specifically in the Fadous residential area, dozens from the Bali family were killed when their shelter was bombed twice—once during the night and again as a mother tried to rescue her wounded children and grandchildren, killing her and 20 of her children and their children. Artillery shells pounded eastern Jabalia and Um Al-Nasr village, which had been overrun by “Israeli” troops, witnessing major demolition and destruction operations targeting homes and residential blocks.

As the residents of the northern Gaza Strip endured another night of extreme cruelty, combining demolitions, artillery shelling, and a heavy presence of quadcopter drones, the northern areas of Beit Lahia and the southern areas of the Zeitoun neighborhood of Gaza City, as well as the eastern parts of the Tuffah and Shuja’iya neighborhoods, are witnessing significant field activity. New tactics include issuing warnings to entire residential blocks before bombing a single house, triggering constant waves of displacement and a continuous state of movement and instability.

Israeli Raids Continue Across West Bank: Youth Shot, Dozens Detained

In southern Gaza, specifically in Rafah city where the enemy continues to besiege the Tel al-Sultan neighborhood, Palestinian civil defense teams that managed to enter the Barracks area yesterday revealed that 14 workers from the Civil Defense and Red Crescent, who had been surrounded by occupation soldiers in the location, had been executed. According to what was reported to the Civil Defense Department, the body of one paramedic was found, while it is believed that the rest of his colleagues were executed and their bodies were hidden before the occupation army burned dozens of ambulances and destroyed all relief resources in the area.

Since the fighting has resumed, the ground incursion has been limited to the buffer zone in the areas of Beit Lahia, Beit Hanoun, south of the Zeitoun neighborhood, and the Netzarim axis, in addition to the eastern areas of Khan Younis city. The occupation entity has not yet begun deep incursion operations into the center of populated neighborhoods, except in Rafah, while its threats of moving to a more ferocious and aggressive phase continue, including military and security control over all areas of the Strip. This is not yet reflected in the level of field mobilization and military buildups. Meanwhile, a severe food shortage grips the entire Strip. The UN warns that Gaza’s remaining food supplies could run out within days.