An RT correspondent said that the targeted residential building consisted of 5 floors and was housing more than 150 displaced people, and the building belonged to the so-called Issa Abu Nasr in the Beit Lahia project, explaining that he had known 36 martyrs from this massacre so far.
A reporter added that there were more than 20 serious injuries that arrived at Kamal Adwan Hospital, and until this moment there are still many under the rubble.
For his part, the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital said, “We cannot treat dozens of people injured in the Beit Lahia massacre due to a lack of capabilities.”
Meanwhile, the director of field hospitals in Gaza said in a press statement: “We call on all surgeons to return to Kamal Adwan Hospital to try to save the injured.”
He added, “We cannot treat dozens of people injured in the Beit Lahia massacre due to a lack of capabilities.”
He pointed out that “the occupation army bombed the vicinity of the hospital while treating the wounded of the Beit Lahia project massacre.”
He called on “the world to take action and not just watch the genocidal war in the Gaza Strip.”
He explained, “Most of those injured in the Beit Lahia project massacre may die due to lack of capabilities.”
He called on “the world to send specialized medical delegations to treat dozens of injured people in the hospital.”
For its part, the Civil Defense in the Gaza Strip said: “Our work has been forcibly suspended for the seventh day in all areas of the northern Gaza Strip as a result of the ongoing Israeli aggression, the arrest of a number of our cadres, and the displacement of others.”
He added, “The occupation committed a series of massacres in the northern Gaza Strip with a complete absence of ambulance and relief services.”
He continued: “100,000 citizens in the northern Gaza Strip are subjected to continuous bombardment.”
He confirmed that “more than 100 people were in the house that was bombed by the occupation in the Beit Lahia project.”
He pointed out that “dozens of citizens under the rubble face inevitable death in light of the complete cessation of relief efforts.”
He said: “We received appeals and distress calls to save the lives of the wounded after the occupation bombed a residential building in Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip.”
Civil Defense advised citizens in the northern Gaza Strip not to gather in shelter centers “to avoid massacres.”
He noted that “for 24 days, no food or water has entered the areas north of the Gaza Strip.”
A reporter reported that seven citizens were killed, others were injured, and others were missing in an Israeli bombing that targeted two other homes in the Beit Lahia project.
The Israeli forces also burned Al-Fakhoura School, west of Jabalia Camp, and also burned a number of citizens’ homes in its vicinity.
Intense artillery shelling targeted Jabalia, Al-Nazla and Al-Balad, coinciding with Israeli warplane fire in the northern Gaza Strip.
Our correspondent pointed out that Israeli artillery targeted the Qalibo area behind the Sheikh Zayed Towers in the northern Gaza Strip.
And in Gaza CityAn Israeli bombing targeted a house on Al-Nafaq Street, north of the city, causing injuries.
And in South of the sectorIsraeli vehicles opened fire east of the town of Abasan al-Jadida, east of the city of Khan Yunis.
Israeli gunboats also fired shells towards the shores of the cities of Khan Yunis and Rafah.
An Israeli raid targeted the Al-Shalalfa area, west of the city of Rafah.
In a separate context, the Director General of Field Hospitals at the Health Ministry in Gaza, Marwan Al-Hams, said, “The occupation prevents the continuation of the second phase of vaccination against the polio virus in northern Gaza City and the northern Gaza Strip.”
He added, “About 110,000 children in northern Gaza need the second dose of the polio vaccine.”
He pointed out that “the spread of the disease in Gaza means its spread in the West Bank and Israel.”
Source: RT
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