Israeli airstrikes killed scores across Gaza, including families in tents, while famine deaths rose to 422 as UNRWA warned the Strip is becoming uninhabitable.
Six Palestinians, including children, were killed early Monday morning when Israeli warplanes struck a tent sheltering displaced families west of Gaza City, Al-Jazeera reported, citing medical sources.
Emergency services reported additional casualties after Israeli airstrikes targeted two homes in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, north of the city, during the same morning hours.
Hospital officials confirmed that 53 Palestinians were killed across the Gaza Strip on Sunday alone, including 35 in Gaza City.
In the central Gaza Strip, six Palestinians—among them women and children—were killed in Deir al-Balah when Israeli aircraft bombed another tent for displaced people.
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According to Al-Jazeera, the victims had recently fled from Gaza City before their tent was struck.
Meanwhile, the Israeli army has destroyed 16 buildings in Gaza City since Sunday, including three residential towers. Warplanes hit the Unknown Soldier Tower and several surrounding structures with high-explosive munitions, leveling them completely.
As bombardment intensified, Rashid Street witnessed a mass flight of hundreds of families heading toward central and southern areas of the Strip—zones the Israeli military has designated as “safe.” Once again, Palestinians find themselves uprooted, enduring dire conditions and an uncertain future.
Starvation Deaths in Gaza
The Ministry of Health in Gaza reported two more deaths caused by starvation and malnutrition within the past 24 hours.
One of the victims was 19-year-old Tamer Misbah, from Deir al-Balah. A 50-year-old man also died of malnutrition at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in the same city.
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According to the ministry, at least 422 Palestinians—including 145 children—have died from malnutrition since the beginning of the war.
UNRWA warned that Gaza is facing “total destruction,” with the territory steadily becoming uninhabitable. The agency said children are starving, families are being displaced, and civilians are living under extreme terror.
(PC, AJA)
