Demolition of buildings in Khan Younis and dozens of dead from the occupation's fire in Gaza.

Sources in Gaza hospitals reported the martyrdom and injury of dozens of Palestinians since dawn on Friday due to the ongoing bombardment and genocide being carried out by the Israeli occupation army against the residents of the Gaza Strip. A total of 21 Palestinians were killed in various areas of the strip, including 9 martyrs along the Netzarim axis that separates the northern part of the strip from its center and south.

The hospitals in the strip also recorded 4 deaths due to starvation and lack of food, including two children, raising the total number to 200 dead, among them 98 children. In a new tally, the Ministry of Health in Gaza announced the arrival of the bodies of 72 martyrs and 314 injured individuals to hospitals in the past 24 hours due to the ongoing Israeli bombardment.

The Ministry of Health stated that the number of victims of the ongoing Israeli aggression on the strip since October 7, 2023, has risen to 61,330 martyrs and 152,359 injured, amid the continued bombardment and military operations in the strip. Reporters reported that occupation aircraft carried out airstrikes coinciding with the demolition of residential buildings in Khan Younis.

In the details of the bombardment, 3 Palestinians were martyred by occupation fire near the Morag axis and distribution centers north of Rafah city. Two Palestinians were also martyred when an Israeli drone targeted a gathering of civilians near the Bani Suheila roundabout east of Khan Younis. In a separate incident, an Israeli drone targeted agricultural land east of the Al-Bureij camp, resulting in the martyrdom of two Palestinian brothers.

In Gaza City, reporters stated that an Israeli drone opened fire on homes on Yafa Street in the Al-Tuffah neighborhood, in a continuous escalation of aggression. Several Palestinians were also injured with varying degrees of wounds due to an airdrop of aid on Al-Jalaa Street in the city center. Among the injured was the boy Karam Allah Al-Kahlout, who sustained serious injuries while waiting to obtain water for his family.