An Israeli attack on a school in central Gaza killed at least 30 people and injured over 100, including children. The school, acting as a shelter for 4,000 displaced Palestinians, was also serving as a field hospital. The aftermath of the attack left chaos and casualties, with some bodies being carried to nearby hospitals for treatment. An unexploded U.S.-made bomb was found in the wreckage, posing a threat to the area.
Israel’s relentless bombing campaign in Gaza has forced Palestinians to repurpose schools as shelters, only to see them targeted by airstrikes. The UN reports that most schools have been converted to shelters amid the ongoing violence. Israel’s attacks extend beyond schools, targeting medical facilities, leading to a dire humanitarian crisis in the region.
The consistent use of U.S. weaponry in these attacks raises concerns about the scale of destruction and civilian casualties. Reports indicate a significant impact on the Gaza population, with thousands killed, injured, or missing due to the conflict. The urgency for international support and intervention in the region has never been more critical.