Israel bombed a United Nations school in Khan Yunis in Gaza

Shocking pictures of the bombing of a United Nations school in the Gaza Strip by the Israeli Air Force. Many civilians took refuge there. It is not known – yet – whether there were victims.

Images of destruction are spreading across international media and social media following the Israeli bombing of the United Nations Agency for Palestine (UNRWA) school. Many civilians have taken refuge As a result of the Israeli occupation forces’ bombing of the Gaza Strip.

In the video, filmed by a Palestinian, shouts and screams can be heard as people are seen running to escape the bombing site. The air is thick with dust as the area – perhaps a schoolyard – It is full of rubble, between layers of refugees.

People try to free other people from the rubble while at the end of the video 2-3 men try to pull out a woman. her face is blurry, Maybe because she’s dead…

Terrifying scenes were captured by a Gazan resident moments after an Israeli airstrike struck outside the gates of the United Nations (UNRWA) school in Khan Yunis.

Hamada Al-Shawaf uploaded the footage, saying that he was injured in the raid and that he was grateful to be alive pic.twitter.com/9dxeHgdx8S

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Israeli Minister: If Hezbollah opens the front in the north, we will attack Hamas as well

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He added: “Iran’s plan is to attack Israel on all fronts. “If we understand that they intend to attack Israel, not only on all our fronts, we will also strike the head of the snake, Iran,” Barakat said in an interview with the Daily Mail.

Barakat also threatened that opening a front by Hezbollah would lead to Israel “wiping it off the face of the earth.”

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Referring to the “atrocities” committed by Islamic Movement fighters on October 7, Colonna stressed that Israel “has the clear right to defend itself,” but it also has a “duty to respect international law, especially international humanitarian law that is sufficiently just.” .

The French Foreign Minister stressed that at this stage humanitarian aid in Gaza must be guaranteed.

“The situation is getting worse every day. Among the main humanitarian priorities is access to basic necessities, food and medicine.”