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Israeli planes continue bombing homeless in Gaza, over 90 martyred
At least 14 Palestinians were killed in a fresh Israeli attack on the Nasirat refugee camp in central Gaza, civil defense officials said
Gaza: Israeli planes did not stop bombing the displaced Palestinians in Gaza and more than 90 Palestinians were martyred in the Israeli attacks on Gaza during 24 hours.
According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, the Israeli army targeted eight UN refugee schools in 10 days.
At least 14 Palestinians were killed in a fresh Israeli attack on the Nasirat refugee camp in central Gaza, civil defense officials said.
In 24 hours, the number of martyred Palestinians in Gaza has reached 90.
On the other hand, Palestinian groups also retaliated with mortar shells and landmines in which many Israeli tanks were destroyed and many soldiers were killed and injured.
While America closed the temporary port on the coast of Gaza for access to aid.
The US military says the maritime mission of the temporary port on the Gaza coast has been completed, after which the temporary port is no longer needed.
It is pertinent to note that more than 38,000 Palestinians, including a large number of children and women, have been martyred in the ongoing Israeli aggression in Gaza since October 7.
United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), the UN agency that works for Palestinian refugees, says that it might take 15 years to clean up the debris created by the Israeli aggression in Gaza.
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