Dozens Killed in Israeli Airstrikes on Gaza Amid Reports of Banned Weapons
Gaza (Quds News Network)- Israeli airstrikes killed dozens of Palestinians in Gaza on Sunday, including Quds News Network’s journalist Maisara Salah. Medical sources reported at least 24 fatalities since dawn, with attacks targeting multiple areas across the besieged strip, leaving dozens trapped under the rubble.
In Gaza City, three Palestinians died in a strike on Al-Wehda Street. Another airstrike killed one person and injured others in Al-Nasr neighborhood.
In Khan Younis, southern Gaza, Israeli forces struck a motorcycle east of the city, killing one and injuring others. A separate attack in Jorat Al-Lout killed four, including a child.
The Ministry of Health revealed horrifying details of the attacks. Dr. Munir Al-Bursh, the ministry’s director, reported cases of bodies vaporized due to the use of internationally banned weapons. Some victims suffered severe burns and unrecognizable injuries.
Al-Bursh called for an international investigation into Israel’s use of these mysterious weapons. He stressed that Israel is committing ethnic cleansing and mass killings, particularly in northern Gaza.
The health sector in Gaza faces a severe crisis. Medical teams are overwhelmed, and Israel continues to block the entry of medical supplies. Thousands of injured Palestinians are dying in the streets due to the lack of treatment.
Families Trapped Under Siege
Israeli forces are surrounding many homes in Gaza City, cutting off access to food and medicine. Trapped families issued urgent pleas for aid as the humanitarian crisis deepens.
The situation in Gaza continues to worsen, with relentless bombardment, a growing death toll, and severe humanitarian challenges.
