Occupation army launches raids on central and southern Gaza Strip and kills 3 Palestinians

The Israeli occupation army launched raids on several areas in the central and southern Gaza Strip, coinciding with artillery shelling and firing from its helicopters, as the occupation announced that its forces killed 3 Palestinians near the yellow line.

The Israeli army launched raids on areas east of Gaza City in the central sector, noting that the bombing focused on the Tuffah neighborhood.

In the Shujaiya and Tuffah neighborhoods east of the city, the Israeli army launched raids, and sounds of explosions were heard and columns of smoke were seen. The nature of the targets hit by the Israeli bombing was not clear.

The Israeli bombing that targeted areas east of Khan Yunis city in the southern sector focused within the yellow line areas controlled by the Israeli army, especially the Bani Suhaila area, which also witnessed operations to demolish Palestinian citizens' homes.

In the southern sector as well, the occupation army's artillery shelled areas east of Rafah city, and the artillery shelling coincided with firing from the occupation's helicopters and tanks.

Meanwhile, the Israeli army announced the elimination of a person who crossed the yellow line in the northern Gaza Strip, and it had announced yesterday evening, Thursday, the assassination of two resistors, described as "armed men" who approached the yellow line in the southern sector.

The occupation army claimed that the two armed men posed a threat to it, and clarified that the air forces, under the guidance of the infantry brigade, eliminated them.

The Israeli army still controls the southern and eastern strips of the sector, in addition to large parts of northern Gaza, thus continuing to occupy nearly 60% of the sector's area.

Israel continues its violations of the ceasefire in Gaza, which came into effect on October 10 last, where it killed 411 Palestinians, according to what was announced by the government media office in Gaza last Tuesday.