Israeli attacks pummel Gaza’s north as UN denounces lack of aid access
Al Jazeera
Children are among the victims of Israeli strikes on Gaza’s besieged north and central areas, as aid is blocked.
Israel has carried out a series of attacks on northern and central Gaza that killed at least 25 people, including children, as a leading rights group accused it of committing “acts of genocide” by denying clean water to Palestinians.
Separate Israeli attacks on Jabalia in northern Gaza, where Palestinians have remained under a tight siege for more than two months, killed at least 16 people, including 10 members of the same family, on Thursday.
In Gaza City, an Israeli attack on a home in the Daraj neighbourhood killed at least four Palestinians, with another person killed in a strike on a group of civilians in Zeitoun neighbourhood.
In central Gaza, a strike on Maghazi refugee camp killed at least four people.
There were fears the overall death toll would rise as many people were reported wounded in the Israeli attacks.
