Airstrike in Gaza leaves victims and destruction

Israel attacks UNRWA school in Gaza

An Israeli airstrike against a UN Refugee Agency (UNRWA) school in Gaza has left tragic casualties and destruction. According to the Hamas-controlled Gaza Health Ministry, at least 16 people have been killed and around fifty have been injured. The school attacked, called Al Joni, was located in the Nuseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip and was home to approximately 2,000 displaced people.

International condemnation and call to action

The Gaza government has strongly condemned the attack and urged the international community to take action. In a statement, they denounced the crimes and massacres committed by the Israeli occupation against civilians, children and women, and called on all countries in the world to condemn these acts.

Impact on the civilian population

Videos from the moment of the attack show the chaos and desperation of the people, who run to help the wounded between screams and cries. The Gaza Civil Defense has reported that hundreds of thousands of civilians are trapped in the center of the Gaza Strip, which has been the target of Israeli attacks in recent hours.

Call for the protection of refugees

UNRWA has reported that it provided the Israeli military with the coordinates of schools hosting displaced people, including the school that was attacked, twice a day. However, this did not prevent the tragic outcome. The agency has highlighted that the school was one of the most overcrowded in the area.

Journalists are also victims

In this morning’s attacks, five journalists lost their lives, joining the victims of violence in Gaza.

The conflict in Gaza

This attack is part of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Since the start of the war nine months ago, thousands of Palestinians have been killed and tens of thousands injured.

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