Deadly Israeli Shelling Amplifies Gaza Humanitarian Crisis

Israeli forces shelled tent camps for displaced Palestinians north of Rafah, resulting in at least 25 deaths and 50 injuries. The Health Ministry reported the casualties as international criticism mounts over Israel's prolonged conflict with Hamas. The incident adds to the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Israeli forces shelled tent camps for displaced Palestinians north of Rafah on Friday, killing at least 25 and injuring another 50, according to Gaza's Health Ministry and emergency workers. The attack is the latest in a series of deadly strikes as the conflict between Israel and Hamas intensifies.

Ahmed Radwan, spokesperson for the Civil Defence first responders in Rafah, confirmed shelling at two coastal locations filled with tents. The Health Ministry provided casualty figures while the Israeli military investigated the reported strikes outside an Israeli-designated safe zone.

This attack follows Israel's continued military operations in Rafah, where over a million Palestinians sought refuge. Despite international outrage, Israel cites targeting Hamas fighters and tries to minimize civilian casualties. However, UN reports plausible genocide risks, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis as Gaza struggles with inadequate resources.

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