The occupation targets a bus carrying 10 people in southern Gaza.

The Israeli occupation targeted a small bus carrying about 10 people with artillery shells east of Kuwait Roundabout on Salah al-Din Street, in the Al-Zeitoun neighborhood south of Gaza City.

Local sources reported that an injured boy was rescued, while the fate of the others remains unknown due to the danger of working in the area, as coordination is ongoing with the relevant international authorities to reach the targeted site.

The Civil Defense in the Gaza Strip stated that "the Israeli occupation is targeting a small bus carrying about 10 people with artillery shells east of Kuwait Roundabout on Salah al-Din Street in the Al-Zeitoun area south of Gaza City."

Thousands of martyrs and wounded have yet to be retrieved from under the rubble due to the ongoing bombardment and the dangerous field conditions, amid a suffocating blockade of the strip and strict restrictions on the entry of fuel and urgent vital aid to alleviate the catastrophic humanitarian situation.

This comes despite the ceasefire in Gaza, which entered its first phase on October 10 after two years of genocide committed by "Israel" with American support, resulting in 67,967 Palestinian martyrs and injuring 170,179 others, most of whom are children and women, and starvation that claimed the lives of 463 Palestinians, including 157 children.

It is noted that before the ceasefire took effect, "Israel" was holding 735 Palestinian corpses in what is known as "the numbered graves," according to the "Palestinian National Campaign for the Retrieval of Martyrs' Bodies and the Disclosure of the Fate of the Missing."

In addition to the 735 corpses, the campaign referred to a report published by the Hebrew newspaper "Haaretz" on July 16, which stated that the Israeli occupation army is holding about 1,500 corpses of Palestinians from Gaza in the notorious Sde Teiman camp.

The numbered graves are simple burial sites surrounded by stones without headstones, and above each grave is a metal plate bearing a number without the name of the deceased, with each number having a specific file kept by the Israeli security authorities.