Occupation army carries out demolition operations of residential buildings in the eastern areas of Gaza City

On Sunday morning, Israeli occupation forces carried out extensive demolition operations of residential buildings in the eastern areas of Gaza City, accompanied by intense gunfire from occupation vehicles stationed east of Al-Bureij refugee camp in the central Strip.

These field developments deepen the tragedy of civilian residents amidst a new wave of escalating pursuit targeting residential areas and service centers, far from direct engagement axes.

These demolition and bombing operations come after a bloody day witnessed by the Strip since dawn on Saturday, where the death toll rose to 29 martyrs and dozens wounded.

Occupation aircraft launched concentrated raids targeting inhabited residential apartments at "Al-Abbas Intersection" in the city center, and the "Jabalia Bus Stop" area to the east, in addition to a horrific massacre at "Sheikh Radwan" police station, which alone resulted in the martyrdom of 14 people, while direct shelling targeted a group of citizens on "Al-Nasr Street" west of the city.

The bleeding did not stop at the borders of Gaza City, but extended to the southern Strip; where the occupation committed a massacre in the "Mawasi Khan Yunis" area, classified as "safe areas," after bombing a tent belonging to the "Abu Hadaid" family, which led to the martyrdom of 7 people, most of whom were children and women. The shelling also targeted sites east of Al-Bureij and Al-Maghazi camps, amidst intensive overflights by reconnaissance planes and combat helicopters.

Under these catastrophic humanitarian conditions, civil defense teams continue search and rescue operations to retrieve victims from under the rubble of demolished and targeted buildings, while human rights organizations warn of the consequences of this concentrated shelling on densely populated areas, considering it a blatant violation of all international conventions and a persistent pursuit of civilians in their shelters and homes.