The Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), Philippe Lazzarini, announced that Israel has bombed 10 buildings belonging to the agency in Gaza City over the past four days, including 7 schools and 2 clinics, which are currently being used as shelters for thousands of displaced people.
For days now, Israel has begun a gradual campaign of destruction of high-rise residential buildings in Gaza City, increasing the number of displaced families and pushing them into harsh displacement conditions, while human rights organizations warn that the goal is to forcibly push residents southward, as part of a broader Israeli-American plan to expel them from the sector.
Lazzarini added in a post for the organization on the "X" platform that there is no place and no one safe in Gaza City and its north, where the intensity of airstrikes is increasing, forcing more Palestinians to flee towards the unknown.
Commenting on the situation in Gaza City, he said: "We have been forced to stop healthcare services at the Beach Camp, which is the only one available north of the Gaza Valley, while our vital water and sanitation services are now operating at only half capacity."
The UN official continued: "In just the past four days, 10 UNRWA buildings in Gaza City have been targeted, calling for an immediate ceasefire."
There is no place and no one safe in Gaza City and its north, where the intensity of airstrikes is increasing.
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Lazareini: Israel bombed 10 UNRWA buildings in Gaza City, including 7 schools, over the course of several