Summary
Israel has bombed another high-rise tower in Gaza City, increasing the total number of destroyed buildings in the area to at least 50. The Israeli army said the attacks target terrorist structures, but Palestinian officials report significant civilian impact, including widespread panic and displacement. Gaza's health authorities report heavy casualties as the conflict continues, with calls for an end to the violence.
Key Facts
- Israel destroyed another high-rise tower in Gaza City, making the total at least 50 buildings razed.
- The Israeli army stated the attack was on Al-Ruya Tower and followed an evacuation threat.
- Hundreds of families have lost their shelters as a result of the destruction.
- Gaza's Ministry of Interior warned residents not to trust claims of a safe zone in the south.
- Israel's conflict in Gaza has led to over 64,368 deaths and 162,776 injuries since October 2023, according to Gaza's health authorities.
- Reports describe heavy and frequent bombardment across Gaza City.
- The situation has been described by some UN experts and rights groups as genocide.
- Former U.S. President Donald Trump suggested a new proposal to mediate the conflict.
