The Israeli war of genocide against besieged Gaza has entered its 224th day, as the Zionist occupation forces continue to commit a genocidal war in the Gaza Strip, by launching dozens of air strikes, artillery shelling, and bloody massacres against civilians.
More Massacres
The occupation army bombed the vicinity of the Martyrs’ Roundabout in Bureij, killing a citizen and wounding others (Palestinian News Agency).
- Two Palestinians were killed, and others were injured, as a result of a bombing targeting the center of the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip (Palestinian News Agency).
The bodies of 6 martyrs and a number of wounded were recovered following a raid launched by Israeli warplanes on a house in the town of Jabalia, north of the Gaza Strip (Palestinian News Agency).
The occupation forces continue their ground invasion of large neighborhoods in Rafah, Jabalia, and other parts of northern Gaza (Palestinian Information Center).
- Occupation vehicles advancing to the entrance to Beit Hanoun in the northern Gaza Strip continue to besiege shelter centers (Palestinian Information Center).
31 Martyrs in 24 Hours
The Zionist occupation committed 4 massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, including 31 martyrs and 56 injuries to hospitals during the past 24 hours, according to the Ministry of Health.
The Ministry announced in its daily update that the toll of the aggression had risen to 35,303 martyrs and 79,261 injuries since the seventh of last October.
Prominent Resistance Operations
The Palestinian resistance continues to confront the Zionist forces invading several areas of Gaza, as it announced, today, Wednesday, several qualitative operations, most notably:
Al-Qassam Brigades
- A Zionist soldier sniped east of the city of Jabalia, in the northern Gaza Strip
- Destroying the enemy forces present inside the Rafah crossing with mortar shells
Cutting off the enemy’s supply line east of Jabalia camp after targeting a troop carrier with an Al-Yassin 105 shell, raining bullets on a group of enemy soldiers with a BKC machine gun, leaving them dead and wounded, and forcing the enemy to change the supply line for its invading forces several times.
- Infiltrating behind enemy lines penetrating east of the Jabalia camp, targeting a Merkva tank with an enemy soldier riding on top, and a Zionist troop carrier with Al-Yassin 105 shells, and blowing up Ain Nafaq with another troop carrier after it arrived at the place.
- A special Zionist force holed up in a building was targeted with a TBG shell east of the city of Jabalia.
- The command and control headquarters of the enemy army east of Jabalia camp was destroyed with heavy caliber mortar shells.
Al-Quds Brigades
- A Zionist sniper shot on Abu Al-Eish Street in the Al-Taqadum axis of Jabalia Camp and was directly wounded.
- Bombardment of the occupied Sderot with a missile salvo from the Zionist incursion area in the Jabalia camp in a joint operation with the Nasser Salah al-Din Brigades.
– Targeting a command and control center for the occupation army in the Zalata area, east of Rafah, with a barrage of mortar shells.
Spain Denies Port of a Ship Carrying Arms from India to Israel
Spain has denied docking permission to a Denmark-flagged cargo ship, Marianne Danica, carrying 26.8 tonnes of explosives from India destined for Israel.
The ship, which had sought permission to dock at Cartagena on May 21, was a first for Spain.
The ship, which left Chennai on April 8, travelled across the African continent and arrived at the West African port of Cape Verde on May 13. It is currently off the coast of Morocco and is scheduled to arrive at Cartagena on May 21.
The ship's long route is presumably to avoid the Red Sea, where the Houthis have been targeting marine traffic bound for Israel.
The Spanish government's announcement comes amid political controversy over an Antigua and Barbuda-flagged ship Borkum, which pro-Palestinian groups claimed was also carrying weapons for Israel from India.
The leaked documentation lists Borkum's cargo as 20 tonnes of rocket engines, 12.5 tons of rockets with explosive charges, 1,500 kg of explosive substances (477), and 740 kg of charges, propellants for cannons (242).
