Gaza - Ma'an - Israeli warplanes renewed their bombing of several areas in the central and northern Gaza Strip on Wednesday evening. Five people were killed, including three women and a child, in an Israeli bombing of the Joudeh family home in the Al-Taqwa Mosque square in the Sheikh Radwan area north of Gaza City. Six others were killed and eight others were injured in an Israeli bombing that targeted a gathering of citizens in the vicinity of Sheikh Zayed Towers in the northern Gaza Strip. Palestinian sources said that the martyrs were residents of the Al-Shati refugee camp and were part of the humanitarian aid security. In the Al-Nuseirat refugee camp, three women were killed and others were injured when an Israeli airstrike targeted the Farajallah family home in the new Al-Nuseirat refugee camp. The occupation aircraft bombed an internet point under the Al-Hour family home, killing one citizen and wounding others. The Israeli occupation committed three massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, r esulting in 42 martyrs and 107 injuries in hospitals in the past 24 hours. The death toll from the Israeli aggression has risen to 40,861 martyrs and 94,398 injuries since October 7. Source: Maan News Agency
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