The war between Israel and Palestine continues as Israeli forces attack killed at least 16 Palestinians and injured more 50 others at UNRWA’s Al-Jaouni school sheltering displaced people in al-Nuseirat camp in central Gaza, the Palestinian Ministry of Health said on Saturday.
A displaced man at the school shared this story to News reporter that children were among the injured.
“There was a swing here, swings were here, (children) were playing. What was their fault?” he said as he held his little daughter. “We barely found this place in the school, but even the school is not safe.”several injured children arriving at a nearby hospital following the attack as shown in the video
A statement issued by the Israeli military on Saturday states that militants were operating in structures located in the school area.
UNRWAA . we do not have all the information though half of UNRWA’s facilities in Gaza had been affected since October 7.
“At least 500 people sheltering in those (UNRWA) facilities have been killed, many were women and children,” according to him
The Egyptian Foreign Ministry said it “condemned in the strongest terms” the attack on the UNRWA building, which it said “houses thousands of displaced civilians.”
Jordan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the strike and Israel’s “clear disregard for the rules of international law,” claiming that humanitarian facilities and shelters must be protected by international law.
Israeli police deployed a large number of officers to maintain order and disperse the rally when protesters illegally gathered at the beginning of Menachem Road and attempted to block it.
Protesters waved Israeli flags and held signs condemning Netanyahu, as police used water cannons to disperse protesters who were impeding traffic on the Ayalon Highway.
Israeli police also warned that they “will act with zero tolerance towards those who disrupt the order and refuse to listen to the policemen’s instructions.”
Benny Gantz, the chairman of Israel’s National Unity Party and a former war cabinet minister, was spotted at a protest asking for the hostages’ release.
The often-weekly demonstrations have yet to alter the political landscape, and Netanyahu maintains a firm majority in parliament.
