Gaza: Europe and the Arabs - Agencies
Today, Wednesday, Israeli occupation aircraft and artillery continued to bomb various areas in the Gaza Strip, and the bombing focused on Jabalia and Khan Yunis, north and south of the Strip, on the 75th day of the aggression against Gaza.
Medical and journalistic sources in the Gaza Strip said that heavy Israeli bombardment targeted Jabaliya, north of the Gaza Strip, resulting in the death and injury of dozens of citizens, the majority of whom were children and women.
The bombing on Jabalia comes after 16 people were killed and more than 70 others were injured yesterday evening, Tuesday, in a bombing that targeted the town and Jabalia camp.
The sources confirmed that the occupation forces executed more than 13 people in the Anan family home, in front of the eyes of children and women in northern Gaza.
The occupation warplanes launched a series of raids on the city of Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip, in conjunction with violent Israeli artillery shelling. According to the Middle East News Agency
The sources reported that a child was killed and a number of others were wounded in a bombing that targeted a house in the Japanese neighborhood, west of Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip, and that injuries occurred as a result of an Israeli raid on the city’s Al-Amal neighborhood.
The occupation aircraft also bombed a house in the middle of the Shaboura camp in the center of the city of Rafah, resulting in the death and injury of many people.
On Tuesday evening, 13 people were martyred and others were injured in the Israeli occupation aircraft’s bombing of a house in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip. 15 people were martyred and others were injured in the occupation’s aircraft bombing of a house west of Khan Yunis, in the south of the Gaza Strip.
The occupation artillery bombed the neighborhoods of Al-Tuffah, Al-Daraj and Al-Shuja'iya, east of Gaza City, and the occupation aircraft also bombed a house near the Sheikh Radwan pool in the city.
Medical sources reported that about 100 martyrs and hundreds of wounded arrived at hospitals during the last hours of yesterday evening, as a result of the massacres committed by the occupation forces throughout the Gaza Strip.
The number of martyrs since the start of the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip on the seventh of last October has risen to more than 19,650 martyrs, in addition to about 52,600 wounded, and thousands of missing people, in an infinite toll.
This comes as the Palestinian Telecommunications Company announced, on Wednesday, a complete cessation of all communications and Internet services with the Gaza Strip, due to the ongoing Israeli aggression.
The Executive Director of the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority at the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Laith Daraghmeh, said in a press statement, today, Wednesday, that the occupation vehicles bulldozed the generators feeding the main exchange in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip, explaining that the occupation planes bombed the main fiber feeder for the Internet in the Gaza Strip. After it was bombed two days ago, and it took 10 continuous hours to repair it, due to the difficulty of reaching it, due to the occupation’s bulldozing of the roads leading to it.
Ooredoo also announced, in a brief statement, the cessation of its services in the center and south of the Strip, and its partial continuation in the north.
It stated in a brief statement: “With the continuation of the aggression on the Gaza Strip, the main lines feeding telecommunications and Internet companies were repeatedly interrupted, which led to the cessation of our services in the center and south of the Strip, and their continuation in a partial and limited manner in the north of the Gaza Strip.”
This is the sixth time that the occupation forces have cut off communications and the Internet from the Gaza Strip since the beginning of the aggression on October 7, by disconnecting international lines.
The most recent was on December 14, when the occupation cut off communications and the Internet from the Gaza Strip. The outage lasted four days, the longest, before the Internet was partially restored, with a limited return of communications in some cities in the Strip.
The interruption of communications and the Internet is accompanied by an escalation in the massacres committed by the occupation forces in the Gaza Strip, in addition to the disruption of efforts to rescue and treat citizens, as the number of martyrs since the beginning of the aggression has risen to more than 19,650 martyrs, in addition to about 52,600 wounded, and thousands of missing people, in an infinite toll. .