Occupation raids on Gaza and 4 citizens injured simultaneously with the demolition of buildings east of Al-Tuffah neighborhood

On Sunday, the occupation army launched aerial and artillery attacks on various areas of the Gaza Strip, resulting in the injury of four citizens, coinciding with the demolition of residential buildings east of Al-Tuffah neighborhood in Gaza City.

Palestinian sources reported that the demolition operations were concentrated near Al-Batsh cemetery in Al-Tuffah neighborhood, accompanied by airstrikes and artillery shelling targeting the neighborhood and its northeastern surroundings. Meanwhile, four citizens were injured after a "quadcopter" drone attacked the transmission tower above the "Shawa and Hasri" tower in the city center.

At the same time, Israeli military vehicles advanced in a limited manner along what is known as the "Yellow Line," which separates the areas of army deployment and the areas where Palestinians are allowed to move westward.

The northern Gaza Strip witnessed intense artillery shelling on the outskirts of Jabalia refugee camp, while the eastern areas of Bani Suheila town, east of Khan Yunis in the south, were subjected to continuous artillery shelling, accompanied by heavy gunfire in the vicinity of the area.

The occupation navy also fired at fishermen's boats off the coast of Khan Yunis, with no injuries reported.

Gaza is witnessing an exacerbation of the humanitarian crisis, after cold waves claimed the lives of ten people, including a three-month-old infant, while repeated violations of the agreement have resulted in the martyrdom of 481 Palestinians and the injury of 1313 others so far.

These developments coincide with the arrival of US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to "Israel" to discuss Gaza Strip issues, including the second phase of understandings, the reopening of the Rafah crossing, and the formation of a council to manage the affairs of the Strip.