"Israeli" shelling targets residential apartments outside areas of incursion in Gaza

"Israeli" helicopters launched a raid on an unknown target within the city's neighborhoods.

Ambulance and emergency crews in the Gaza Strip reported on Saturday morning that a number of martyrs and wounded fell as a result of a series of Israeli occupation airstrikes targeting residential apartments in populated areas located outside the scope of the occupation forces' deployment in Gaza City.

These attacks come amid a sudden field escalation that affected neighborhoods in the center and east of the city, leading to a state of panic among civilian residents.

According to medical sources, occupation aircraft carried out a direct raid on a residential apartment near "Al-Abbas Intersection" in the city center, resulting in martyrs and injuries who were transferred to Al-Ma'madani Hospital.

Concurrently, warplanes targeted another apartment near "Jabalia Bus Stop" east of Gaza City, leaving a number of wounded and extensive material damage to neighboring buildings.

On the ground, "Israeli" helicopters launched a raid on an unknown target within the city's neighborhoods, amid intense reconnaissance aircraft flights.

In the central sector, eyewitnesses observed Israeli warplanes firing two missiles towards sites located within what is known as the "Yellow Line" east of Al-Bureij and Al-Maghazi camps, without any reports of casualties in that area so far.

These raids, which targeted the residential depth of Gaza City, reinforce fears of a return to targeting civilian apartments away from direct engagement axes.

Civil defense teams continue search and evacuation operations for the injured from under the rubble of the targeted buildings, while human rights organizations warn of the consequences of this concentrated shelling on densely populated areas, which falls within a series of ongoing violations of the existing truce.