91 Dead In Israeli Strike On Gaza On Single Day; Protests Erupt In Tel Aviv | World News

Israeli forces killed 91 Palestinians in Gaza, including the family members of a leading doctor and a few people who escaped from the North Gaza city as air and ground operations intensified to capture the largest urban center of Enklave.

Strikes on Saturday targeted a truck carrying the settlement houses, shelters, tents for displaced people and civilians he ordered to evacuate the City of Gaza. At least 76 people died in these attacks.

Among the victims were the relatives of Mohammed Abu Salmiya, Gaza’s largest hospital. His brother, his brother -in -law and his children were killed when the family house was shot.

Hamas condemned the strike as a bloody terrorist message to doctors to force the city to leave the city “.

Another Israeli strike hit a truck in the Nasr region of Gaza City and killed at least four people on the ship.

Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoutary, who reported from AZ-Zazayda, said thousands of “uninterrupted Israeli bombing, artillery bombardment and Quadcopter fire.”
“Israeli forces also use explosives loaded robots that erase all areas and cause infinite damage. Some inhabitants make it feel like an earthquake every time they explode.”

Khoudary said that medical officers and rescuers cannot reach stuck or wounded civilians, because “the situation is very dangerous”.

According to Palestinian civil defense, Israel’s attack in Gaza since August has displaced more than 450,000 people from the first population of approximately one million.
Al Jazeera reported that the Israeli army claimed to have destroyed 20 tower blocks in the last two weeks.

Many displaced Palestinians are now struggling to find shelter.

“We see some tents on the sides of the streets. People literally set up their tents in places where there is no water, electricity or infrastructure.” He said. “Because the Palestinians have no other option.”

Michail Fotiadis (MSF), one of the doctors without borders, said that the conditions in Southern al-Mawasi, where civilians are directed, remained extremely harsh.

“Everyone is looking for a place to set up a tent, but there are no materials. The situation is really terrible for the population. I saw tents by the sea, just in places with sand.”

He continued: “So, access to water is very difficult. Access to health facilities and hygiene that can have very negative health results.”

Hamas warned that the 48 prisoners staying in Gaza were scattered in the neighborhoods in Gaza and that the ongoing attack of Israel could endanger them.

The armed wing Qassam Brigades published a compilation photo of the prisoners on Saturday and called him a “Farewell Painting”.

In the meantime, thousands of people demanded immediately stopped in the war in Tel Aviv, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu put pressure on Hamas to reach the release of prisoners.

The demonstrators also called on US President Donald Trump to force Israel to accept an agreement.

Al Jazeera’nın Hamdah Salhut, who reported from Amman, said that protests have no effect on the Israeli government so far.

“In fact, Netanyahu’s right -wing coalition members hit these demonstrations by saying that they are not only inefficient, but also serving the enemies of Israel.” He said.

“Family members of the prisoners in Gaza say that the ongoing Israeli military action in Gaza continues and that its expansion may be a death penalty for their loved ones. Every week, we see and increase them.