After bombing it two days ago, which led to a terrible massacre as a result of the brutal

 shelling, Israel renewed its shelling on Jabalia camp, the largest of the eight refugee camps

 in the Gaza Strip, resulting in dozens of deaths and injuries in a new shelling that affected a

 residential square in the Falluja area in the northern Gaza Strip, this evening .

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Edited by| Christian Megan

 

Humanity  section -  CJ journalist

 

Gaza Strip – November,2,2023

 

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The camp witnessed a terrible massacre during the past hours, after Israel targeted it on

 Tuesday and Wednesday, leaving, according to Palestinian media, more than 1,000 dead,

 injured and missing in 24 hours in the camp crowded with women and children.

While the Israeli army confirmed launching an airstrike on the camp to eliminate a Hamas

 leader, the militant movement denied this.

The war has entered its 27th day since the start of the "Al-Aqsa flood" operation, as the

 Israeli army continues to bomb the Gaza Strip amid international fears of a widening conflict

 in the Middle East.

In addition, the Tel al-Hawa neighborhood southwest of Gaza City is subjected to intense

 and violent shelling from Israeli aircraft and tanks, while hundreds of rockets and rocket-

propelled grenades are falling on the neighborhood and there are victims and injured amid

 the difficulty of moving ambulances due to the continuous Israeli shelling .

Also, the Israeli army continues to target the vicinity of the Al-Quds hospital in the Tel al-

Hawa neighborhood in the Gaza Strip, with violent and massive raids after several warnings

 were issued to evacuate it immediately in preparation for bombing it.

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said in a statement: "for more than two hours, the

 vicinity of the Al-Quds hospital in the Tel al-Hawa area in Gaza has been witnessing violent

shelling, powerful explosions, a state of panic and terror experienced by the working staff,

 patients and more than 14 thousand displaced people.

According to eyewitnesses from northern Gaza, the sounds of violent clashes and explosions

 are still clearly heard on various axes of the place.

Also, the Karama neighborhood is witnessing huge Israeli raids interspersed with clashes

 between Palestinian factions and Israeli forces penetrating there.

The death toll of the Israeli shelling on the Gaza Strip since October 7 has reached 9,061

 dead, including 3,760 children and 2,326 women, in addition to 32 thousand injured

 Palestinians, while more than 2,000 people are still missing under the rubble .

The Government Information Office reported that 16 hospitals and 32 health centers out of

 52 primary care centers were out of service due to the shelling.

Since the ninth of October, the Palestinian Strip has been under a "complete blockade" from

 Israel, including denial of water, food and electricity supplies, while the humanitarian

 situation is taking on catastrophic proportions for the population of 2.4 million people.

The commissioner-general of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for refugees

(UNRWA), Philippe Lazzarini, entered the Gaza Strip on the sidelines of the evacuation, the

 highest-level UN official to visit Gaza since the outbreak of the war. "I was shocked by the

 fact that everyone here is asking for food and water," he told reporters, stressing that he

 had never "at all" seen a situation like this after any conflict in Gaza.