Israeli strikes on Gaza City neighborhood leave dozens dead

The recent Israeli airstrikes on Gaza City have resulted in significant loss of life and property damage. According to various reports, at least 42 people were killed in the attacks, with some sources citing a higher death toll of over 60. The strikes targeted two sites allegedly housing Hamas military infrastructure, with one strike specifically hitting a house in the Al-Tuffah neighborhood, killing at least 20 people.

According to reports, the Gaza health ministry has collected data on casualties from hospitals and the Palestinian Red Crescent. Israeli airstrikes hit two densely populated locations in Gaza City, including the al-Shati neighborhood (also known as Beach camp) and the al-Tuffah district. The Israeli Defense Forces claims that the strikes targeted "military infrastructure sites" belonging to Hamas. Initial reports indicate tens of casualties, with 52 people killed or left missing. Specifically, 38 bodies have been received at Al Ahli Baptist Hospital, while 14 individuals are still unaccounted for. Video footage from the affected areas shows extensive destruction and multiple casualties.