The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) committed another massacre in Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip today, murdering more than 62 Palestinian civilians, including 17 children, and wounding dozens of others, some severely injured. Wafa news agency reported local sources as saying that the IOF bombed a five-storey residential building, which houses about 150 displaced civilians in Beit Lahia, slaughtering more than 62 Palestinians, severely injuring dozens and leaving many others missing. The sources indicated that dozens of citizens are still under the rubble, while appeals continue for help in searching for survivors, or retrieving the bodies of the slain Palestinians from under the rubble, in light of civil defense and ambulance's helplessness and inability to reach them. The northern Gaza Strip, specifically Jabalia and Beit Lahia, has been subjected to a man-made siege, destruction, next-level genocide, the brink of famine and forced displacement created by the Israeli occupation for 25 days, during which the occupation has prevented the entry of food, water, fuel and medicine, deliberately murdering dozens of civilians as a result. Source: Oman News Agency
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