Gaza (Quds News Network) – The Gaza Strip is reeling from a relentless onslaught of airstrikes, artillery shelling, and naval bombardments by Israeli occupation forces over the past few hours, marking the grim milestone of 100 days in an ongoing genocide campaign that has claimed the lives of dozens and left countless others wounded.
In Gaza City, local and medical sources reported the retrieval of 50 bodies from the wreckage of a three-story residential building in the densely populated Al-Daraj neighborhood of Gaza City. The structure, home to families of Al-Shobaki, Al-Zoukh, Hassouna, and Al-Qasim, became a tragic symbol of the violence. The majority of the casualties and injured were rushed to Al-Shifa Medical Complex and Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in the city.
In a separate incident, five civilians lost their lives, and ten others sustained injuries due to artillery shelling targeting the Sabra and Al-Zeitoun neighborhoods in the city.
Israeli artillery and naval forces extended their barrage to civilian homes in the Tal Al-Hawa and Sheikh Ajleen areas, southwest of Gaza City.
The central Gaza Strip witnessed three fatalities as a result of a missile strike on a home in the Al-Sawarha area, with an additional six casualties recovered from the Al-Maghazi and Al-Bureij refugee camps. The injured were swiftly transported to the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir Al-Balah.
In the southern region, more than 30 civilians were tragically killed in airstrikes targeting homes in the central and eastern parts of Khan Yunis city. The majority of the victims, including children and women, were urgently taken to the European and Kamal Nasser Hospitals.
The city of Rafah faced another wave of devastation as at least 23 individuals perished in Israeli airstrikes targeting two homes in the city center and a vehicle on the western road. Most of the victims were displaced individuals, their bodies transferred to the Abu Yousef Al-Najjar and Al-Kuwaiti Hospitals.
The 100th day of the ongoing Israeli war of genocide on Gaza has resulted in a staggering toll, with over 23,843 fatalities, 60,317 injuries, and more than 8,000 missing persons.