Israeli strikes kill 35 in one day as Gaza hospitals warn of collapse
Al Jazeera
Medical source says ‘entire health sector has collapsed’ as Israeli air attacks kill Palestinians across the Gaza Strip.
Israeli air strikes have killed at least 35 Palestinians across the Gaza Strip, medical sources tell Al Jazeera, as hospitals warn that children are at a risk of dying due to a fuel shortage.
Among the casualties on Monday were 13 people killed by Israeli forces in Gaza City.
At least nine of them were killed in an air attack targeting a group of Palestinians in the United Nations-run Shati refugee camp in western Gaza City, Al Jazeera Arabic reported.
Meanwhile, earlier in the day, another four people were killed in the Israeli bombing of a civilian car in the az-Zarqa neighbourhood in northern Gaza City, according to the Palestinian Information Center (Palinfo).
Palinfo also reported that Israeli warplanes were firing at homes in the Sabra neighbourhood in southern Gaza City.
