Six Palestinians were martyred, Wednesday, as the Israeli occupation army continues to pummel the Gaza Strip. Palestinian News Agency (WAFA) quoted local sources as saying that the body of the martyr was transferred to Nasser Hospital, after the Israeli army pounded Al-Qarara town in Khan Younis, south of the enclave. Also, three Palestinian siblings were martyred, following an Israeli raid on their homes, east of the city. Meanwhile, Israeli fighter aircraft bombed a house in Al-Tuffah neighborhood, east of Gaza city, which led to the martyrdom of several Palestinians whose bodies were whisked off to Al-Maamadani Hospital. The development comes on the heels of the ongoing genocide committed by Israel in the Gaza Strip, with its jets and artillery firing shells at residential structures and densely populated homes, in addition to bombing shelter centers and assembly points of civilian IDPs in zones that Israel alleges as safe, based on a scheme that aims to murder sheer number of civilians. Israel keeps p erpetrating massacres in multiple areas of the Gaza enclave, with the ongoing ground offensive in Gaza that targets several neighborhoods, amid mass exodus and forcing the residents to flee their homes, thus creating a severe crisis due to the shortages of safe havens for thousands of families who found themselves homeless. Source: Qatar News Agency
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Six Palestinians Martyred as Israeli Occupation Army Strikes Gaza, Khan Younis
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