Israel’s attack on the Gaza Strip has continued for 339 days, and the occupying force continues its violent airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, which have resulted in dozens of martyrs just as schools begin to open. They were deprived of their right to receive their own education.
Palestinian news agency Wafa reported that the occupation forces had targeted several areas of the Strip with airstrikes and artillery shelling, killing and wounding dozens of people, including children. “Seven civilians were killed and others wounded in the pre-dawn shelling of two houses in the Bureij and Nuseirat camps in central Gaza on Monday,” Wafa said.
Medical sources also reported to WAFA that “three civilians were killed and seven injured in an Israeli bombing targeting a house east of the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza Strip.”
Wafa, citing local sources, said the occupation’s aircraft “bombed the houses of Hijab families and Aw Huwaishel families in Al-Bureij camp and Al-Da’wa street in Al-Nuseirat, resulting in the martyrdom of seven citizens.” and the injuries of other people taken to Al-Awda Hospital.”
Another raid targeted a house on Al-Da’wa Street, north of the camp, and completely destroyed it.
On Sunday evening, a child was killed and several civilians were injured in shelling targeting a house in Al Tufa district, east of the Gaza Strip. Ambulance teams transported the child martyrs and the injured to the Gaza Baptist Hospital, according to WAFA.
The Palestinian Red Crescent said damage to its communications network from the ongoing Israeli offensive had complicated its relief and rescue efforts by making communication with its emergency operations room in Gaza difficult.
In this regard, the Indonesian Hospital and Kamal Adwan Hospital in the northern Gaza Strip warned today Monday that they would suspend services due to the ongoing Israeli siege and bombardment as the fuel needed to run the departments is depleted. and preventing fuel ingress.
Marwan Sultan, head of Indonesia’s hospital, said: “Intensive care units have reached capacity and are full of seriously ill patients, with 10 patients on ventilators.” In light of the devastating 11-month war, “ongoing Israeli bombing and targeting of the northern Gaza Strip” has left sick and injured.
In response, Kamal Adwan Hospital warned that services would be suspended within 48 hours due to depletion of fuel and medicine, adding, “This poses a major threat to the lives of many patients and injured people receiving treatment at the hospital. ”
It is worth noting that these warnings come at a time of severe crisis facing healthcare facilities in Gaza due to the ongoing devastating war, the tightening siege of the northern part of the Gaza Strip, and Israel’s refusal to allow fuel, medicine and medical supplies into the country. And medical supplies.
Occupation penetrates north of Nuseirat.
Meanwhile, Israeli occupation vehicles and tanks made limited infiltration into the northeastern part of the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza on Monday, and aircraft struck mosques, houses and land, resulting in martyrdom. 11 Palestinians and others injured.
“Active movement of occupied vehicles was observed north of the central government, along with heavy gunfire and shelling,” eyewitnesses said. They added: “Fierce gunfire was fired against civilians’ homes and land, followed by limited incursions by Israeli vehicles and tanks on Salah al-Din Street, near the entrance to the power plant, northeast of Al Nusseirat camp.” shelling.”
According to eyewitnesses, “Israeli helicopters opened heavy fire on the northern part of the Nuseirat and Bureij camps, and at times shells were fired.”
In Gaza City, Israeli warplanes destroyed the Said Siam Mosque near (north of) Sheikh Radwan, injuring several Palestinians living nearby, medical sources said.
In the southern Gaza Strip, a Palestinian woman was killed and others injured by Israeli artillery shelling in the Al-Rahin area, east of Khan Younis, according to medics and witnesses.
Israeli occupation forces continue to destroy buildings and residential areas near Rafah and Zaytoon as part of an ongoing ground operation.
A new school year without education
This Monday morning, a new school year began in schools in the West Bank and Jerusalem, but not in the Gaza Strip, where Israel has been fighting a devastating war for 11 months.
“2,459 public, private and UNRWA schools are open to more than 806,360 boys and girls, who are educated by 51,447 male and female teachers,” the Palestinian Ministry of Education said in a statement.
“In the Gaza Strip, the school year has still been suspended due to Israel’s war of annihilation, which has been ongoing since October 7, 2023,” she said. “More than 10,000 students have been martyred in the Gaza Strip, and 15,000 have been injured as a result.” “I wore it,” he added. “19,000 students left the Strip due to the Israeli war.”
“In the Gaza Strip, 400 teachers were martyred and 90% of school buildings were damaged,” she explained. The Ministry of Education said that 39,000 students in the Gaza Strip were unable to take high school exams, and 58,000 children lost the joy of going to first grade.
2.2 million people need help
The World Food Program (WFP) said on Monday that there are 2.2 million people in the Gaza Strip still in dire need of assistance after 11 months of war, stressing that Israel’s evacuation orders are hampering efforts to provide aid to residents of the Strip. .
In a post on the “As demands grow, mandates are hindering efforts.”
The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) concluded by emphasizing the need for a ceasefire in Gaza.
On the evening of August 27, Israeli bombing targeted World Food Program (WFP) vehicles, resulting in the program suspending its activities in Gaza the following day “until further notice.”
