Bombardment in northern Gaza was so intense that a severe earthquake was also felt


Gaza: Israel carried out indiscriminate attacks in Lebanon and Gaza, resulting in several martyrdoms.
According to Arab media, 22 Palestinians were martyred as a result of the bombing of the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza.
According to reports, eyewitnesses say that the bombardment in northern Gaza was so intense that a severe earthquake was also felt.
In addition, Israeli forces targeted the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) in South Lebanon during the last two days.
Lebanon's Ministry of Health said that Israel carried out several attacks during 24 hours on Friday, which resulted in 60 deaths and 168 injuries.
According to Lebanon Crisis Response, during the last 24 hours, Israel carried out 57 airstrikes and shelling, with most of the attacks carried out in southern Lebanon.
In addition, the armed group of Iraq said that while carrying out drone attacks in northern Israel, important places have been targeted in northern Israel, where attacks were also carried out on the Golan Heights, but the details of the attacks have not been released by the armed group.

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