Deadly attack in Gaza on Ramadan night, 80 killed

International Desk: The Israeli forces killed 80 people in an attack on the holy Ramadan night in the besieged Gaza of Palestine. Palestinian news agency Wafa reported that Israel continued to attack parts of the Gaza Strip, including the Nusayrat refugee camp and Gaza City. The death toll in Israel's attack on Gaza has reached 31,500. Attacks targeting civilian homes and buildings in Gaza have left many injured. The Israeli army bombarded a house on Al-Jala Street.

Many residents were trapped in the rubble. According to Anadolu Agency, Israel demolished a seven-story building near Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City. Displaced Palestinians took shelter there. The attack left dozens dead, with many more trapped under the rubble.

Civil defense teams recovered the bodies of five Palestinians from the rubble of the building, and rescue operations are underway. At least five Palestinians were killed and several wounded in an attack on a house in the Tufah neighborhood of Gaza City. In the Nasr neighborhood, the army bombed a house, killing several, according to the Gaza government's media office. The army killed at least 36 Palestinians in an attack targeting a house in the Nusayrat refugee camp.

According to the Ministry of Health of Gaza, 31 thousand 553 people have been killed so far in the Israeli attack. Most of them are women and children. In addition, 73 thousand 439 people were injured. Israel, the occupier, continues to carry out continuous air and ground attacks on the Gaza Strip.

Thousands of buildings including hospitals, schools, refugee camps, mosques, churches have been damaged or destroyed in this Israeli attack. The entire Gaza Strip has been reduced to rubble by Israeli attacks.

Gazans are on the brink of famine, suffering from starvation under a harsh siege and constant attacks. Many children have already died due to malnutrition and dehydration. Desperate with hunger, people are crying out for relief. Relief trucks are jumping at the sight, rushing for relief.