As Operation "Al-Aqsa Flood" enters its 381st day, the occupation forces continue to carry out air strikes and intensive artillery shelling on the Gaza Strip, causing horrific massacres against civilians.

The occupation burns the Indonesian hospital in northern Gaza

Palestinian activists reported that the occupation army burned the Indonesian hospital in northern Gaza.

Activists published pictures of occupation tanks surrounding the most important hospital in the northern Gaza Strip on social media platforms.

They said: What is happening in northern Gaza is extremely horrific, the Nazi army is burning the most important Indonesian hospital in the northern Gaza Strip.

They stressed that what is happening is the destruction of all the elements of steadfastness and human existence by the Zionist Mongols of the era.

29 martyrs in 5 new massacres

29 Palestinians, including children, were martyred and others were injured in 5 new massacres carried out by the occupation army in the northern Gaza Strip, today, Monday.

The Palestinian News Agency said that the massacres included direct execution of displaced persons, bombing of civilian gatherings, targeting a house in Gaza City, and a school housing displaced persons in Beit Hanoun.

11,400 detainees in occupation prisons since the aggression

The number of arrests in the occupied West Bank, including Jerusalem, has risen since the start of the war of extermination on the Gaza Strip on October 7, 2023, to 11,400 detainees, according to the Palestinian Information Center.

Hamas: International silence on the occupation's implementation of the (Generals' Plan) is an actual participation in the crime

Hamas confirmed that the "Generals' Plan" that the occupation seeks to implement in northern Gaza aims at forced displacement and ethnic cleansing

The movement said in a statement: The Generals' Plan that the occupation government and its terrorist army are trying to implement in the northern Gaza Strip is a recipe for complete extermination, and a criminal forced displacement operation under the pressure of ethnic cleansing, massacres, and starvation.

He pointed out that the international community's silence on it, while the occupation continues to implement it, raises big question marks in front of a behavior that amounts to complicity in the crime of the century against civilians, including children, women and the elderly.

They added: The Zionist occupation forces have prevented the entry of any relief supplies, including food, medicine and fuel, to the Jabalia camp and the entire northern Gaza Strip for twenty-one days, and targeted water stations and wells with bombing and destruction, and cut off communications and contact with the outside world, in parallel with ongoing bombing of neighborhoods and homes crowded with residents.

Hamas called on the international community to take a firm stance and hold the occupation accountable for its crimes. It said: The international community must today break out of the circle of silence and inaction, and declare a clear position on this heinous crime, and take the necessary measures to stop it, and hold its perpetrators accountable for their crimes against humanity, and activate the protection tools guaranteed by international law for our Palestinian people, who are facing the brutality and fascism of this criminal occupation.

Qassam Brigades source: Female enemy prisoner killed in northern Gaza Strip in mysterious circumstances

A leading source in the Qassam Brigades announced the recent killing of a female enemy prisoner in northern Gaza Strip in mysterious circumstances in one of the combat zones.

The source told Al Jazeera that the circumstances of the incident are being investigated, noting that the name of the deceased prisoner has not been published for security reasons.

Raids on Al-Aqsa and Closure of the Ibrahimi Mosque

Hundreds of settlers stormed the courtyards of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque today, Monday, at a time when the occupation closed the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron and prevented the call to prayer, coinciding with the so-called “Jewish Sukkot” holiday, according to the Palestinian Media Center.

Palestinian sources reported that the settlers stormed the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque from the Mughrabi Gate and performed Talmudic rituals publicly in its courtyards, under the protection of the occupation police.

The Islamic Endowments Department in Jerusalem said: More than 1,000 settlers stormed Al-Aqsa in successive groups, on the fifth day of the Jewish “Feast of Tabernacles”, and performed Talmudic rituals publicly in its courtyards.

“Hamas”: Escalating incursions into Al-Aqsa requires double efforts from the rabat

Member of the Political Bureau and Head of the Jerusalem Affairs Office of the “Hamas” Movement, Haroun Nasser al-Din, stressed that the escalation of settlers’ incursions into Al-Aqsa in terms of quantity and quality requires double efforts from the rabat and to confront it to protect it from the encroachment of the settlers

Nasser al-Din said: The settlers’ aggression against the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque and their exploitation of the Jewish holidays is for the purpose of imposing new facts that will complete the Judaization plans and complete control over the mosque and all of Al-Aqsa’s facilities.

He pointed out the need to intensify all efforts, officially and popularly, in order to defend Al-Aqsa Mosque and protect it from the plans of the occupation and the alleged temple groups who are seriously seeking to demolish Al-Aqsa and build their long-awaited temple.

California: Popular campaign to pressure senators to reject arms sales to the occupation

Activists in California are calling on senators to reject a $20 billion arms deal with the occupation state, to push it to stop the war on Gaza, according to the Palestinian News Agency.

Activists support Senator Bernie Sanders' draft resolution to prevent the deal, considering that the continued sale of weapons violates American and international laws and does not reflect the will of the American people.

With the entry of the "Al-Aqsa Flood  " operation on its 380th day, the occupation forces continue to carry out aerial attacks and intense shelling on the Gaza Strip, causing horrific massacres against civilians.

The occupation continues its genocide crimes  

The Zionist occupation continues, for the 16th consecutive day, its siege on the northern governorate of the Gaza Strip. This happens amidst escalating crimes of ethnic cleansing and committing horrific massacres that have claimed the lives of hundreds of citizens, the latest of which was in the Beit Lahia project, in addition to targeting hospitals and medical teams, according to the Palestinian news agency.

New massacre in Beit Lahia

About 73 citizens were martyred and dozens were injured last night as a result of the Israeli warplanes bombing a residential area in the Beit Lahia project in the northern Gaza Strip.

Palestinian sources reported that Israeli warplanes carried out intense air strikes on the Beit Lahia project, completely destroying a residential area on top of citizens, resulting in the martyrdom of about 73 citizens and the injury of dozens, while many are still under the rubble.

They added that a drone of the type "Quadcopter" fired at the tents of the displaced in the courtyard of Al-Awda Hospital and directly targeted an ambulance.

759 martyrs in the West Bank since October 7 including 165 children..

The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced an increase in the number of martyrs in the West Bank, including Jerusalem, by the bullets of the occupation and its settlers to 759 martyrs since October 7, 2023.

The Health Ministry said in a brief statement today, Sunday, that among the martyrs were 165 children, 18 women, in addition to more than 6500 injuries in the same period.

Calls to besiege the embassies of the occupation

Two leaders in the Islamic Resistance Movement "Hamas" called for besieging the embassies of the Zionist occupation and the United States to pressure for the cessation of massacres and genocide in the Gaza Strip.

The head of Hamas in the Gaza Strip, Khalil al-Hayya, said: The massacre committed by the Israeli occupation army in the Beit Lahia project in the northern Gaza Strip is a "new chapter in Nazism".

During an interview with Al-Jazeera channel, early Sunday morning, Khalil al-Hayya emphasized that the Israeli massacre in Beit Lahia should not pass without consequences, calling on Arab and Islamic masses to "besiege the embassies of the occupation and the American embassies".

He added: "We must remind everyone of their historical responsibility regarding the criminal massacres committed by the Zionist occupation in the Gaza Strip."

The Hamas leader pointed out that the Israeli occupation is carrying out a planned operation to displace the Palestinian people in northern Gaza.

He affirmed: Our people in the Gaza Strip will not respond to the Israeli generals' plan aimed at displacement.

Azat al-Rashq, a member of the political bureau of the Hamas movement, said: We will not ignore the call for the sons of the nation to escalate their movement against the Zionist enemy and its allies in the war.

He added in a statement to the press: If the embassies of the occupation and its interests around the world were besieged by a continuous, escalating, and open movement before a year ago, specifically since the deliberate hospital massacre - would the enemy dare to commit a massacre in Beit Lahia this morning?!

He emphasized that our enemy does not understand human languages because it is inherently devoid of them, and acts like a ruthless creature that only stops with regret.. If not now, then when?!

"Al-Qassam" targets a Zionist force  

The Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, broadcast today, Sunday, scenes documenting a direct confrontation between its fighters and Zionist forces within a complex ambush west of the Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip.

The scenes, which documented an operation carried out on Friday, October 18, targeted a special Zionist force entrenched in a house with a "RPG" shell, causing direct damage to the building. The armored personnel carrier that carried the force was also targeted.

The footage also showed the targeting of two rescue tanks, as both were directly destroyed, leading to them catching fire.

The video documented Al-Qassam fighters firing intensively at occupation soldiers as they attempted to evacuate dead and wounded from the special force after targeting the building they were entrenched in, in addition to pulling the damaged vehicles from the site of the confrontation.

The Al-Qassam Brigades, the military arm of Hamas, announced today, Sunday, the destruction of a Merkava tank with an unexploded Zionist missile, east of Jabalia camp in northern Gaza.

The Al-Qassam Brigades published a video of the tank being destroyed, indicating that the operation took place two days ago (October 18).

The video showed the preparation of the Zionist missile used to destroy the tank, with one of the resistance members writing "Your goods have returned to you," referring to one of the "Israeli" missiles and shells that did not explode, according to the Palestinian Media Center.

One of the resistance members in the video said: "From Jabalia camp, we dedicate this operation to our martyr leader, Yahya Sinwar, Abu Ibrahim, who was martyred unexpectedly."

Later, "Al-Qassam" pointed out that after its fighters returned from the frontlines northeast of Gaza City, they managed to sneak behind the gathering of the invading enemy forces east of Jabalia camp yesterday evening, and targeted two Zionist armored personnel carriers with a "Shuath" charge and a "Yassin 105" shell, causing the Zionist vehicle crews to suffer casualties.

Abu Ubayda: The operation in the Dead Sea has enhanced the prospects of the promising Jordanian front.

The military spokesperson for the Al-Qassam Brigades, Abu Ubayda, said: The leadership of "Al-Qassam" received reports of the remarkable Dead Sea operation with great pride as a bold and heroic operation that once again strengthened the prospects of the promising Jordanian front.

Abu Ubayda added in a statement to the "Al-Qassam" website: "The martyrs, Hussam Abu Ghazaleh and Amer Qawas, from the heroes of the Al-Aqsa flood, will remain an inspiring model for the brave people of Jordan and its free tribes with their distinguished positions and courageous acts."

The Jordanian martyrs, Amer Qawas and his comrade Hussam Abu Ghazaleh, infiltrated on October 18, 2024 from the Jordanian border into the occupied Palestinian territories and clashed with occupation soldiers near the "Ain Jidi" area in the Dead Sea, causing casualties among the enemy soldiers.

It is worth mentioning that the Dead Sea operation is the second operation carried out by the heroes of Jordan, preceded by the martyr Maher Al-Jazi who carried out a shooting operation at the Karama crossing, in which three Zionist soldiers were killed on September 8, 2024.

The Al-Qassam Brigades website obtained exclusive photos taken by the martyrs at the location of the operation during the surveillance and reconnaissance phase of the execution site.

Two experts: The distortion of the enemy's image is an attempt to confront the heroic narrative.

The occupation is seeking to distort the image of Yahya Sinwar, who was martyred while resisting the occupation until the last moment, claiming that he was hiding in a tunnel. Analysts believe that these attempts reflect Israeli concern over the global sympathy for Sinwar's heroism, who some have described as a "samurai fighter" who fights until the last breath.

  Mohannad Mustafa told Al-Jazeera: The occupation's attempt to deny Sinwar's presence in a tunnel on the eve of the Al-Aqsa Flood operation is nothing more than an attempt to distort the image that the region and the world painted of the man over the past two days.

Political analyst Said Ziad agreed, pointing out that Israelis are experiencing existential anxiety due to Palestinian heroism, especially after the global interaction with Sinwar's heroism, to the point that the Japanese described him as a samurai fighter who fights until the last breath.

Ziad added that the legendary symbolism surrounding Sinwar's death has deprived the Israelis of many of their intelligence and military gains, noting that Israeli leaders appear before the world fleeing from a rocket they know will not reach them, thanks to their arsenal of missiles and advanced defense systems.

Written during Sinwar’s lengthy imprisonment in Israeli prisons, “The Thorn and the Carnation” provides a personal depiction of the struggle and resilience of the Palestinian people.

Blends facts and fiction

The book effectively blends fact and fiction to chronicle the Palestinian resistance from the aftermath of the 1967 Arab Israeli war, reflecting on themes of loss, perseverance, and hope amid the stark realities of occupation.

The novel opens with the heart-wrenching martyrdom of the protagonist’s father and uncle, victims of Israeli soldiers. Sinwar’s narrative skillfully sheds light on the psychological and emotional burdens borne by these families, utilizing rich imagery to depict the indomitable spirit of the Palestinian people. The protagonist’s quest for justice represents a larger struggle—a fight not only against oppression but also for identity, dignity, and rights.

The Slaughterhouse

Among the book’s most striking portrayals is the depiction of life in a Gaza prison, famously known as "the slaughterhouse." Sinwar describes harrowing scenes of torture and degradation, illustrating a system designed to break individuals rather than bodies.

Detainees are subjected to a variety of brutal tactics, including suffocation, beatings, and relentless psychological torment. Through these grim realities, Sinwar reveals the resilience that emerges in the darkest of times. Herein lies a poignant reminder of the human cost of conflict—a theme that reverberates throughout the narrative.

Sinwar’s reflections resonate particularly when he exposes the conditions of administrative detention, where inmates are crammed into cramped quarters, deprived not only of freedom but also of basic human rights. In these dire circumstances, hunger strikes become a desperate act of defiance; prisoners endure starvation to reclaim their dignity and to demand the fundamental rights that have been systematically denied to them. This depiction of suffering is not merely for dramatic effect—it serves as a testament to the strength and resolve of those who refuse to submit to a regime of oppression.

Israeli intelligence apparatus

Moreover, the novel explores the insidious methods employed by the Israeli intelligence apparatus. Sinwar illustrates how the occupier infiltrates Palestinian communities, coercing individuals into becoming informants through threats or violence.

This betrayal not only undermines the spirit of the resistance but also highlights the broader societal fractures caused by prolonged occupation. The tactical use of addiction and economic desperation serves not only as a control mechanism but as a grim narrative of exploitation that many Palestinians face.

Resistance on Education

Despite the pervasive violence and control, Sinwar emphasizes the unwavering commitment to education among Palestinians. During a time when Gaza lacked its own university, the Islamic University of Gaza emerged from the efforts of dedicated students who, against all odds, sought knowledge and empowerment. Among them is the character Ibrahim, modelled on Palestine Liberation Organization members and Hamas’s founder, Sheikh Ahmed Yassin. Ibrahim transforms from a student activist into a builder, demonstrating the unyielding determination of the youth to rise above occupation and claim their future. The institution becomes a symbol of resistance itself—a bastion of hope amidst the rubble of despair, where camaraderie is galvanized through both academic and political struggles.

Longing for freedom

Sinwar's narrative is imbued with a profound sense of longing—a yearning for freedom encapsulated in the symbolism of carnations. These delicate flowers, often associated with fleeting moments of joy, stand juxtaposed against a backdrop of enduring hardship. The contrasting imagery serves as a powerful reminder of the resilience embedded within the Palestinian spirit, as individuals grapple with personal and collective trauma while clinging to the hope for liberation.

Showing Complexities of the Palestinian Political Landscape

Notably, Sinwar does not shy away from the complexities of the Palestinian political landscape. He delves into themes of betrayal and conflict within resistance factions, capturing the intricate dynamics of cooperation and division among various Palestinian groups. The importance of unity in the face of a common adversary emerges as a critical theme, revealing that, despite their differences, Palestinians are bound by a shared desire for justice and self-determination.

Sinwar’s literary prowess transcends mere political narrative, offering an intimate and humanizing portrayal of life under occupation. By focusing on individual stories of suffering and resilience, he connects with readers on an emotional level, allowing them to grasp the depth of the Palestinian experience beyond the headlines.

Sinwar’s insights, garnered from personal experience and a diligent study of Israeli strategies, infuse depth into the narrative, making it a compelling blend of history, pain, and hope.

Sinwar Life and Martyrdom

In July, Yahya Sinwar ascended to the leadership of Hamas as its political chief following the assassination of his predecessor, Ismail Haniyeh, in an Israeli strike in Tehran. Haniyeh had been actively engaging in international diplomacy aimed at achieving a ceasefire in Gaza since the onset of increased tensions on October 7, 2023. Sinwar is recognized as the architect of the 7 October attack, dubbed Operation Al-Aqsa Storm.

Born in Khan Younis, Gaza, Sinwar earned a BA in Arabic Studies from the Islamic University of Gaza. An early member of Hamas, established by Sheikh Ahmed Yassin in 1987, he became immersed in anti-occupation activism during his university years. Throughout the 1980s, he faced multiple imprisonments, ultimately being sentenced to four life terms in 1988 for his alleged involvement in attacks against Israeli forces.

During his incarceration, Sinwar mastered Hebrew and translated banned autobiographies of former Shin Bet leaders, indicating a commitment to education and preparation for future leadership. Released in 2011 as part of a prisoner exchange deal for Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, Sinwar quickly rose through Hamas ranks. In 2021, he was re-elected and played a significant role in the Al-Quds Sword war. On Thursday, Israel announced its claim to have killed Sinwar, a statement that was confirmed by Hamas the following day.

In 2024, Sinwar, the leader of the battle " Aqsa Flood" was martyred on Wednesday, October 16th, in an unplanned armed confrontation with a Zionist force in Rafah.
The leader Sinwar sealed his eventful life of jihad and struggle with martyrdom as he wished, heading towards it willingly, to illuminate the path of freedom and salvation for our people, and to purify the land and sanctities from the filth of the fascist Zionists.

The Zionist occupation forces continue to commit the crime of genocide in the Gaza Strip for the 379th consecutive day through dozens of airstrikes and artillery shelling, committing massacres against civilians amidst a catastrophic humanitarian situation due to the siege and displacement of over 95% of the population.

Reporters have reported that the occupation aircraft and artillery continued their violent airstrikes and shelling on various areas of the Gaza Strip on Saturday, targeting homes and displaced gatherings, resulting in dozens of martyrs and wounded. The occupation forces continue to invade large neighborhoods in Rafah since May 7th, along with several axes in Gaza amidst aerial and artillery bombardment and committing horrific massacres.

Siege continues for 15 days

For the fifteenth consecutive day, northern Gaza, especially Jabalia camp, continues to suffer from Israeli siege and starvation amidst intense aerial and artillery bombardment, and complete isolation of the northern governorate from the rest of the Gaza Strip. The Israeli artillery targeted an ambulance belonging to Al-Awda Hospital while trying to transport wounded individuals in Jabalia camp.

Reporters have reported that the occupation forces stormed the Palestine School and stationed in front of the gate of Hafsah School across from Abu Rashid Pond in Jabalia camp in northern Gaza.

3 massacres against families in the Gaza Strip

The Ministry of Health stated that the Israeli occupation committed 3 massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, resulting in 19 martyrs and 91 injuries being admitted to hospitals in the past 24 hours. The ministry added that there are still victims under the rubble and on the streets whom ambulance crews and civil defense teams are unable to reach.

42,519 martyrs and 99,637 injuries so far

The ministry confirmed that the death toll from the Israeli aggression has risen to 42,519 martyrs and 99,637 injuries since October 7th. The civil defense reported the martyrdom of 5 citizens and injuries to others, most of whom are children, due to Israeli shelling targeting a residential gathering belonging to the "Hussi," "Dagma," and "Reihan" families in the Jabalia town area in northern Gaza.

The bodies of 5 martyrs arrived at Nasser Medical Hospital in Khan Younis this morning as a result of Israeli shelling on Rafah, including:

1. 1. Sami Mahmoud Sami Ayad
2. 2. Nidal Jamal Abdel Razek Baba
3. 3. Bilal Musa Salameh Al-Khamaisa
4. 4. Mahmoud Kabed Mahmoud Al-Akar
5. 5. Salem Abd al-Malik Abdul Aal

More martyrs and wounded

Additionally, 4 citizens were martyred and others were injured in Israeli shelling targeting agricultural workers in the agricultural areas west of the Nusrat camp in central Gaza. A fire broke out in the Abu Hussain School in Jabalia camp after a new Israeli shelling, with appeals to rescue the displaced individuals there.

Seven Palestinians were killed as a result of the Israeli occupation forces shelling the Asmaa school, which houses hundreds of displaced people in the Shati refugee camp west of Gaza City.

Medical sources also announced the death of two patients inside the intensive care unit at the Indonesian hospital, following the siege by the Israeli occupation forces and the destruction of the hospital's power generator.

Nine citizens were killed early Saturday morning as a result of Israeli shelling targeting areas in central and northern Gaza.

Four citizens were killed and more than 15 others were injured as a result of Israeli shelling targeting a house in the Toba area of Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip.

 The civil defense in the Gaza Strip reported that 8 martyrs were recovered as a result of the shelling of the "Shnaa" family house in the Maghazi camp in central Gaza.

Hospitals were shelled and shelters were raided. Israeli artillery targeted the upper floors of the Al-Awda hospital in Tel Al-Zaatar, located in northern Gaza, three times. Reports of injuries as a result of this were also received.

Intense artillery shelling

Intense artillery shelling also targeted the Beit Lahia project in the north of the Gaza Strip, while Israeli vehicles besieged the vicinity of the Indonesian hospital.

The director of the Indonesian hospital in the northern Gaza Strip, Dr. Marwan Al-Sultan, issued a distress call after the vehicles reached the hospital's gate. He spoke about intense gunshots inside the hospital and power outages. The hospital staff were unable to operate the generator despite the urgent need to deal with several injuries.

Israeli tanks also demolished part of the wall of the Indonesian hospital. Israeli forces stormed 4 shelters in the area, arresting several citizens and forcing women and children to evacuate.

New massacre in Jabalia

A new massacre took place in Jabalia, where the Israeli army committed a horrific massacre after cutting off communications and internet, resulting in the death of 30 citizens, including 20 women and children, and the injury of 70 others due to the Israeli shelling of a number of homes in the Tel Al-Zaatar area of Jabalia camp in northern Gaza.

More martyrs

The civil defense in Gaza stated that their teams and medical services recovered 33 martyrs and other injuries as a result of Israeli shelling on several homes belonging to the Al-Hawajri, Nasar, and Abu Al-Eish families in the Tel Al-Zaatar area of Jabalia camp. Eyewitnesses reported a massive massacre after the shelling of the Al-Hawajri family homes near the Nasar junction in Jabalia camp, where many houses were targeted. However, the Hawajri house was inhabited and had a large number of displaced people.

Civil defense teams also recovered two martyrs and 7 injuries after an Israeli strike targeted the "Al-Saadi" family home in Jabalia camp.

The Zionist occupation forces continue to commit the crime of genocide in the Gaza Strip for the 379th consecutive day through dozens of airstrikes and artillery shelling, committing massacres against civilians amidst a catastrophic humanitarian situation due to the siege and displacement of over 95% of the population.

Reporters have reported that the occupation aircraft and artillery continued their violent airstrikes and shelling on various areas of the Gaza Strip on Saturday, targeting homes and displaced gatherings, resulting in dozens of martyrs and wounded. The occupation forces continue to invade large neighborhoods in Rafah since May 7th, along with several axes in Gaza amidst aerial and artillery bombardment and committing horrific massacres.

Siege continues for 15 days

For the fifteenth consecutive day, northern Gaza, especially Jabalia camp, continues to suffer from Israeli siege and starvation amidst intense aerial and artillery bombardment, and complete isolation of the northern governorate from the rest of the Gaza Strip. The Israeli artillery targeted an ambulance belonging to Al-Awda Hospital while trying to transport wounded individuals in Jabalia camp.

Reporters have reported that the occupation forces stormed the Palestine School and stationed in front of the gate of Hafsah School across from Abu Rashid Pond in Jabalia camp in northern Gaza.

3 massacres against families in the Gaza Strip

The Ministry of Health stated that the Israeli occupation committed 3 massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, resulting in 19 martyrs and 91 injuries being admitted to hospitals in the past 24 hours. The ministry added that there are still victims under the rubble and on the streets whom ambulance crews and civil defense teams are unable to reach.

42,519 martyrs and 99,637 injuries so far

The ministry confirmed that the death toll from the Israeli aggression has risen to 42,519 martyrs and 99,637 injuries since October 7th. The civil defense reported the martyrdom of 5 citizens and injuries to others, most of whom are children, due to Israeli shelling targeting a residential gathering belonging to the "Hussi," "Dagma," and "Reihan" families in the Jabalia town area in northern Gaza.

The bodies of 5 martyrs arrived at Nasser Medical Hospital in Khan Younis this morning as a result of Israeli shelling on Rafah, including:

1. 1. Sami Mahmoud Sami Ayad
2. 2. Nidal Jamal Abdel Razek Baba
3. 3. Bilal Musa Salameh Al-Khamaisa
4. 4. Mahmoud Kabed Mahmoud Al-Akar
5. 5. Salem Abd al-Malik Abdul Aal

More martyrs and wounded

Additionally, 4 citizens were martyred and others were injured in Israeli shelling targeting agricultural workers in the agricultural areas west of the Nusrat camp in central Gaza. A fire broke out in the Abu Hussain School in Jabalia camp after a new Israeli shelling, with appeals to rescue the displaced individuals there.

Seven Palestinians were killed as a result of the Israeli occupation forces shelling the Asmaa school, which houses hundreds of displaced people in the Shati refugee camp west of Gaza City.

Medical sources also announced the death of two patients inside the intensive care unit at the Indonesian hospital, following the siege by the Israeli occupation forces and the destruction of the hospital's power generator.

Nine citizens were killed early Saturday morning as a result of Israeli shelling targeting areas in central and northern Gaza.

Four citizens were killed and more than 15 others were injured as a result of Israeli shelling targeting a house in the Toba area of Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip.

 The civil defense in the Gaza Strip reported that 8 martyrs were recovered as a result of the shelling of the "Shnaa" family house in the Maghazi camp in central Gaza.

Hospitals were shelled and shelters were raided. Israeli artillery targeted the upper floors of the Al-Awda hospital in Tel Al-Zaatar, located in northern Gaza, three times. Reports of injuries as a result of this were also received.

Intense artillery shelling

Intense artillery shelling also targeted the Beit Lahia project in the north of the Gaza Strip, while Israeli vehicles besieged the vicinity of the Indonesian hospital.

The director of the Indonesian hospital in the northern Gaza Strip, Dr. Marwan Al-Sultan, issued a distress call after the vehicles reached the hospital's gate. He spoke about intense gunshots inside the hospital and power outages. The hospital staff were unable to operate the generator despite the urgent need to deal with several injuries.

Israeli tanks also demolished part of the wall of the Indonesian hospital. Israeli forces stormed 4 shelters in the area, arresting several citizens and forcing women and children to evacuate.

New massacre in Jabalia

A new massacre took place in Jabalia, where the Israeli army committed a horrific massacre after cutting off communications and internet, resulting in the death of 30 citizens, including 20 women and children, and the injury of 70 others due to the Israeli shelling of a number of homes in the Tel Al-Zaatar area of Jabalia camp in northern Gaza.

More martyrs

The civil defense in Gaza stated that their teams and medical services recovered 33 martyrs and other injuries as a result of Israeli shelling on several homes belonging to the Al-Hawajri, Nasar, and Abu Al-Eish families in the Tel Al-Zaatar area of Jabalia camp. Eyewitnesses reported a massive massacre after the shelling of the Al-Hawajri family homes near the Nasar junction in Jabalia camp, where many houses were targeted. However, the Hawajri house was inhabited and had a large number of displaced people.

Civil defense teams also recovered two martyrs and 7 injuries after an Israeli strike targeted the "Al-Saadi" family home in Jabalia camp.

The Zionist occupation forces continue to commit the crime of genocide in the Gaza Strip, for the 378th consecutive day, by launching dozens of airstrikes and artillery shelling, while committing massacres against civilians, amidst a catastrophic humanitarian situation resulting from the siege and the displacement of more than 95% of the population.

Correspondents reported that the occupation aircraft and artillery continued their raids and violent shelling - today, Friday - on various parts of the Gaza Strip, targeting homes, displaced persons' gatherings and streets, causing dozens of martyrs and wounded.

The occupation forces continue their ground invasion of large neighborhoods in Rafah, since May 7, and several axes of Gaza, amidst air and artillery shelling and committing horrific massacres.

The occupation forces continue their incursion into northern Gaza for the fourteenth consecutive day amidst violent air and artillery shelling, siege and starvation, especially of the Jabalia camp, and complete isolation of the governorate from Gaza.

The young man Mahmoud Al-Baqawi was martyred when the occupation targeted a group of citizens with artillery shelling near the Al-Istijaba Mosque in Al-Sabra neighborhood, south of Gaza City.

The citizen Muhammad Abdul Fattah Hussein Abu Ghali was martyred due to his injuries yesterday in an Israeli shelling near the Austrian neighborhood in Khan Yunis.

Our correspondent reported that the occupation forces targeted a house belonging to the “Al-Dabs” family in the Al-Faluja area in Jabalia camp, north of the Gaza Strip, indicating that the house contains 30 citizens who have been under siege for several days.

The medical teams recovered two martyrs from Jabalia Al-Balad near the Jabalia Care Clinic, north of the Gaza Strip.

Abdul Rahman Al-Dalu was martyred due to his injuries a few days ago in the massacre of the shelling of the tents of the displaced at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir Al-Balah.

The young man Muhammad Adwan was martyred this morning, Friday, in an Israeli shelling that targeted a group of citizens east of Rafah.

The martyrdom of the child Yaqoub Raed Atef Abu Amra, 6 years old, due to his injury from the occupation's bombing of a tent next to an agency school in the Al-Hakr area in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip.

Israeli artillery shelling targeted the northwestern areas of Rafah city, while occupation vehicles opened fire north of Al-Bureij camp in the central Gaza Strip.

Local sources reported that two martyrs from the Al-Baal and Hasab Allah families were pulled out from Al-Sikka Street and Wadi Al-Arayes east of Al-Zeitoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City, after they went missing two days ago.

Citizens were injured when occupation aircraft bombed a house for the Al-Husseini family near Al-Karefour in the Tal Al-Hawa neighborhood, southwest of Gaza City.

Two martyrs were killed and others were injured when occupation aircraft bombed a house in Al-Shati camp, west of Gaza City.