Israeli raids and intense bombing on the Gaza Strip amid continuing operations

An Israeli raid targeted the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, north of Gaza City, wounding one person as a result of a drone bombing near the tents of displaced persons in the vicinity of the neighborhood market. Injuries also occurred as a result of an Israeli drone bombing near the White Mosque in the Beach Camp, west of the city.

In the north, intense fire from Israeli vehicles was concentrated west of Beit Lahia, while tanks and gunboats opened fire northwest of Gaza City and west of Beit Lahia. In the south, Rafah's pedestrian crossings were subjected to artillery shelling and heavy gunfire from Israeli vehicles, in conjunction with gunfire from helicopters south of the area.

The city of Khan Yunis also witnessed gunfire from Israeli vehicles east and south of the city, and gunfire from helicopters to the east, in addition to artillery shelling and direct fire from tanks stationed east of the city toward its center, with Israeli warplanes recording overflights in the airspace south of the Strip, and a low flight of drones and reconnaissance west of the city of Khan Yunis.

The people of the Gaza Strip mourned the body of the child, Muhammad Saif al-Din Abd al-Wahab al-Shakhrit (8 years old), from the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis, after he was killed by Israeli gunfire in the al-Mawasi area in the city of Rafah yesterday evening. On the medical side, the Kuwait Specialized Field Hospital announced the resumption of work in the surgical operations department, starting today, in accordance with medical priorities, in light of the limited medicines and medical consumables.

As for the movement of the crossings, the Rafah and Kerem Shalom crossings remain open, while the Zikim and Kissufim crossings remain closed. Yesterday, 80 trucks entered the Gaza Strip, all of them aid, including 57 trucks of supplies and food, 5 trucks of shelter and relief supplies, and 18 trucks of consumer goods and household utensils.