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13/5/2025–|Last update: 04:36 (Mecca time)
Al -Jazeera correspondent reported the martyrdom of journalist Hassan El -Halhah and the injury of others in the bombing of an Israeli march of the burns department of the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis, while medical sources documented the death of at least 42 Palestinians as a result of the Israeli bombing of the Gaza Strip since the dawn of Monday.
Palestinian media said that the shelling of Nasser Hospital was a deliberate assassination operation targeting the journalist, as he was receiving treatment after he was injured a month ago after targeting the tent of journalists.
The raids were resumed in the evening after stopping for several hours, during which the Israeli Israeli soldier with American nationality was released.
The bombing focused on the tent of displaced people northwest of Ma’isi Khan Yunis, a school that houses displaced people in Jabalia Al -Balad, a mosque in Nasserat camp, and the Education Building in Al -Daraj neighborhood.
The Israeli occupation army also carried out air and artillery shelling on the eastern areas of Gaza City, where it targeted Al -Tafah and Al -Shuja’ia neighborhoods.
The risk of starvation
In a related context, UN spokesman Stefan Dujarik said, “Secretary -General Antonio Guterres is concerned about the recent UN report, which states that one in 5 people in Gaza face famine, while all residents face high levels of severe food insecurity and the risk of famine.
Dujarric added at a press conference that Guterres is very concerned that the vast majority of children in Gaza face a severe nutritional deprivation.
Israel continues the war of extermination of the Palestinians in Gaza after its damage to the ceasefire agreement concluded last January, and it is also prohibited to enter food and medicine since the second of last March, despite the international warnings of the growing risk of death.
Since the beginning of the war in October 2023, 52,862 Palestinians were killed and 119,648 were wounded, according to the data of the Ministry of Health in the sector, and most martyrs and wounded women and children.