Gaza - Ma'an - New statistics from the Ministry of Health in Gaza showed that 53 Palestinian citizens were killed in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip as a result of bloody Israeli raids. Israel attacked at least three houses, including a house belonging to the Al-Farra family, in which 19 citizens were killed, and another belonging to the Al-Zard family, in which five citizens were killed, in addition to scattered attacks on the Aslih family, in which four citizens were killed, and the Qudaih family, in which five citizens were killed. The occupation forces withdrew several hours after a limited incursion south of Khan Younis. In Gaza City, the brothers Anas, Mohammed, and Abdul Rahman Katou from Al-Shati refugee camp in western Gaza were killed after being targeted by the occupation. Fifteen citizens were killed in an Israeli attack on a displacement center east of Gaza City, in addition to six others in the Al-Amal Institute for Orphans and eight citizens from the Ghattas family east of Gaza. In the central region of the Strip, 18 citizens were killed when a displacement center and gatherings of citizens were targeted. Medical sources said that the number of martyrs rose to 79 in the ongoing occupation raids on the Strip, 53 of them in Khan Younis since dawn today. Source: Maan News Agency
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Most of them in Khan Younis – dozens of martyrs in a series of bloody raids
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