Israeli Airstrikes Kill at Least 35 in Rafah Camp for Displaced Palestinians

The Israeli military launched an airstrike on a tent camp for displaced persons in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip, killing at least 45 people, including 23 women and children. The victims were reportedly burned to death or suffocated due to smoke inhalation. The Israeli army claims it targeted a Hamas compound, but survivors say families were preparing to sleep when the strike hit.

The Israeli military launched airstrikes on the city of Rafah in the Gaza Strip, resulting in a significant loss of life. According to reports, at least 35 people were killed, with many more injured. The strikes occurred on Sunday evening and targeted a camp for displaced persons, as well as a Hamas compound. The Israeli military claimed that its air force struck a Hamas compound using "precise ammunition" and based on "precise intelligence." However, there are conflicting reports about the target of the strike, with some sources indicating that it was a camp for displaced persons rather than a Hamas compound. The IDF also acknowledged that several civilians in the area were harmed.