New Israeli bombardment leaves at least 17 Gazans dead

At least 17 Palestinians were killed on Monday in an Israeli bombardment against the “humanitarian zone” of Mawasi, designated as such by the Israeli Army, in southern Gazaaccording to the Hamas-controlled Strip’s Health Ministry.

Health He also counted at least 26 people injured in the attack.which Palestinian media reported at around 2:25 p.m. local time (11:25 GMT).

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The Israeli army has not yet commented, although it assured EFE that it is “investigating the reports” in this regard.

Israel already bombed Mawasi on Saturday, killing another 90 Gazans and wounding more than 300. in an attack that targeted Mohamed Deif, commander-in-chief of the al-Qassam Brigades – the armed wing of Hamas – although the Army has not yet been able to confirm his death.

The armed forces then attacked a location where Deif was located along with his right-hand man, Rafaa Salameh – commander of the Khan Yunis brigade – whose death was confirmed on Sunday.

Mawasi is the humanitarian zone – despite criticism from humanitarian organisations, which argued that this beach area did not have the conditions to accommodate evacuees – to which the Army ordered the evacuation of Palestinians who were in Rafah (south) in May, when it launched the operation against this territory.

At the same time, an airstrike was reported against the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza, killing eight people, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society.

The attack, which also left six people injured, hit the Al Razi school, belonging to the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA).

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Just two days ago, the army launched another bombing raid on another UNRWA school in Nuseirat, killing 17 people and wounding 80.

Since the start of the war, 38,713 people have died – most of them women and children – while the total number of wounded has risen to 89,166. This does not include the thousands of bodies that remain under the rubble in the Strip, which rescue teams have not been able to access.