Summary
On Saturday, at least 91 people were killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza, including 45 in Gaza City. Israel had designated some areas as "safe," but attacks on these places continue, leading to many casualties. Hospitals are overwhelmed, with some closing due to the escalation of military actions.
Key Facts
- 91 people were killed on Saturday due to Israeli attacks in Gaza.
- 45 of these deaths were reported in Gaza City.
- Israel suggested certain areas as "safe zones," but those areas still faced attacks.
- Gaza's Government Media Office criticized Israel for misleading civilians about safety.
- Since August 11, 1,903 people have died from attacks in Gaza's central and southern regions.
- Some hospitals in Gaza City shut down under heavy bombing; others struggle with shortages.
- The situation is worsening in southern hospitals as more injured people arrive.
- Global protests for a ceasefire occurred, but Hamas hasn't received any ceasefire plans.
