PNN – As the killing of innocent civilians in the Gaza Strip continues and the bitter deaths of infants and children due to starvation, the most recent case being a four-month-old baby, casualties among the ranks of the Zionist military in deadly ambushes set up by resistance fighters are increasing.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, on the 48th day of the resumption of the brutal war of the Zionist regime against the Gaza Strip, the massacre of civilians continues throughout the strip, and at the same time, the Hebrew media reported the spread of human casualties in the ranks of the occupying regime’s army in the operations of resistance fighters.
9 martyrs in Gaza since dawn until this morning
Palestinian media reported that since this morning, the Israeli army’s air and artillery attacks on various areas of the Gaza Strip continued.
Israeli army fighter jets bombed the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on several occasions.
Palestinian media reported artillery attacks by the occupying army on the eastern part of the Al-Tuffah neighborhood in eastern Gaza City and the northern part of Rafah in the south of the Strip.
A number of civilians were martyred and injured in the bombing of refugee tents in the Al-Mawasi area, west of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip.
A number of civilians were also killed and injured in the bombing of a refugee settlement in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood in northern Gaza City.
The occupying army also targeted the Qayzan al-Najjar area south of Khan Yunis, located in the southern Gaza Strip, with heavy artillery attacks.
Israeli army helicopters also bombed the area around Al-Ahly Club and the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood in western Gaza City.
A woman was martyred and several other civilians were injured in the bombing of Rami Abu Shamaleh’s house in the Al-Amal neighborhood in the city of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip.
Medical sources in Gaza reported that according to official statistics received by hospitals, the number of martyrs in the Gaza Strip from dawn until this morning was 9.
The tragic death of a 4-month-old Palestinian baby in Gaza who was waiting for a drop of milk
Jenan, a 4-month-old baby girl whose mother spent weeks searching for a bottle of milk for her, is one of dozens of other Palestinian babies and children in the Gaza Strip who died due to hunger and the lack of the most basic facilities, in the shadow of the siege and brutal war of the Zionist enemy against this strip.
Aya Skafi, the mother of Jenan, who lost her four-month-old baby in a painful way while she was hungry in front of her eyes, is now worried about the life of her only child, who is 4 years old, and fears that he will suffer the same bitter fate as Jenan, who died at the Laurentiis Children’s Hospital in Gaza City.
He added: Jenan’s hospitalization was very painful, because I searched everywhere every day looking for a bottle of milk for her, but I couldn’t find any milk for my child.
The World Food Program also announced in its new statement that our food supplies inside the Gaza Strip have been completely depleted, and life-saving aid is being held up at Gaza crossings, with Israel preventing it from entering the strip.
Drug stockout alarm
The Kuwaiti Specialized Hospital in Rafah also reported a shortage of most essential medicines and food needed by patients and the wounded, and announced that the Gaza Strip is suffering from a severe shortage of more than 75% of essential medicines.
The hospital’s media spokesperson stressed that the stock of medicines and medical supplies in the Gaza Strip is not enough for more than a week, and most medical services will end very soon.
2 Israeli soldiers killed in Rafah
But as the Zionist regime’s brutal war against the Gaza Strip continues, casualties among the regime’s military continue to rise, and this morning the occupying regime’s army admitted to the deaths of two more of its soldiers in the battles in Gaza.
The Israeli army, which has consistently refused to provide accurate statistics on its casualties since the beginning of the war and continues to exercise severe censorship in this regard, announced this morning that two Israeli soldiers were killed in Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.
Hebrew media outlets, which are also under the influence of the regime’s severe censorship, referred to the deceptively so-called “difficult security incident” in Rafah for Israeli soldiers the night before, but refused to provide details of the incident.
The Haaretz newspaper reported that the number of Israeli soldiers killed since the ceasefire collapsed in the Gaza Strip has reached six.
Zionists’ continued anger and flight from the army
The Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Aharonot announced that a few days ago, the Israeli army called on thousands of reservists to prepare to return to the battlefield, but a large numbers of soldiers are still deserting the army and most reservists are not willing to continue fighting.
The Hebrew media outlet emphasized that the Israeli military was in agreement with the army and the cabinet on October 7, 2023, but now considers the resumption of the war futile.
Zionists’ fear of Yemeni missiles
The Israeli army announced on Sunday that the center of occupied Palestine had been targeted by a missile attack from Yemen. At the same time, the army, as usual and based on initial reports, claimed that the air defense system had intercepted the Yemeni missile.
Initial reports indicate that the area around Ben Gurion Airport was targeted by a missile attack. So far, the Yemeni armed forces have not issued a statement on the matter.
Israeli media reported that both the Hits 3 and THAAD systems failed to target and intercept the Yemeni missile.