Gaza witnessed another night of intense airstrikes as Israeli fighter jets targeted residential neighborhoods across the besieged enclave, leaving behind a trail of destruction and casualties.
Local sources reported that warplanes bombed the Sheikh Radwan district in northern Gaza City, while attacks on residential areas west of Khan Younis in southern Gaza killed and wounded multiple Palestinians.
Israeli strikes set fire to tents housing displaced families in the Al-Mawasi area northwest of Khan Younis – a zone previously declared as a “safe area” by the Israeli military. The bombardment also reached the Al-Amour neighborhood east of Khan Younis.
Meanwhile in Rafah, southern Gaza, Israeli forces completely leveled remaining homes in the city, continuing their systematic destruction of civilian infrastructure. The attacks come as over 1.4 million displaced Palestinians remain trapped in the area with nowhere safe to flee.
Casualty figures continue to rise as emergency crews struggle to reach bomb sites amid the ongoing assault. The latest strikes further exacerbate what UN officials have described as “apocalyptic” conditions in Gaza, where the population faces starvation, disease outbreaks, and daily violence.
These attacks represent an escalation in Israel’s military campaign, now entering its ninth month, despite growing international condemnation and a recent UN Security Council resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire.