This is just the latest in Israel’s assaults on schools-turned-shelters in the Gaza Strip. Aid agencies say Israeli forces have destroyed or damaged some 95 percent of the territory’s schools since the start of the assault in October 2023. Israel’s repeated attacks on civilian infrastructure, including schools, appear to be violations of international law and amount to war crimes, according to the United Nations.A Palestinian man carries the body of a young girl who was killed this morning in an Israeli drone strike targeting a tent sheltering displaced people at a school in western Khan Younis. Four more civilians were killed in the attack. pic.twitter.com/QyBY4kl5Te
— Quds News Network (@QudsNen) June 4, 2025
14 Killed, Including Children, in Israeli Attack on School-Turned-Shelter in Gaza’s Khan Younis
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