Israeli bombardments kill nearly 35 Palestinians in Gaza
At least 34 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli airstrikes against Gaza on Friday as the regime’s genocide continues apace.
At least 13 of the Palestinians, including three children, were killed in air raids targeting two houses north of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.
Additionally, three people were killed and nine others wounded when Israeli forces struck a bus filled with passengers west of Gaza City.
In another incident, nine people were killed due to shelling aimed at a group of civilians west of the Nusseirat camp in central Gaza.
Footage shows emergency response teams diligently working to recover the remains of Palestinians trapped beneath the debris of their home, which was struck by Israeli airstrikes in Gaza City.#GazaGenocide pic.twitter.com/cEnBqE2YWV
— Palestine Highlights (@PalHighlight) September 20, 2024
Six more, including three children, died when Israeli forces bombed the Abu Al-Hatal family home in Gaza City.
Separately, two individuals succumbed to injuries sustained in previous attacks.
Since the onset of Israel’s war on Gaza last October, Israel has killed at least 41,270 people in Gaza.
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