Israeli air strikes kill 11 in Gaza, health ministry says
Three to four sentences introducing the article. Munir al-Barsh, the general director of Gaza’s health ministry, reported that 11 people were killed and 20 wounded in Israeli air strikes targeting civilians in a tent and an apartment. The strikes hit areas in both Gaza City and Khan Yunis. Barsh accused Israel of violating the ceasefire agreement amid a severe shortage of medical supplies. The conflict has resulted in widespread displacement and significant casualties in Gaza.
What we know
- Munir al-Barsh said 11 people were killed and 20 wounded in Israeli strikes targeting civilians.
- The strikes hit a tent in the south and an apartment, with casualties arriving at hospitals in Gaza City and Khan Yunis.
- Barsh accused Israel of serious violations of the ceasefire agreement and highlighted shortages of medical supplies.
- Gaza’s press office said seven members of one displaced family, including a child and an elderly person, died in the tent strike.
- The health ministry reports that more than 71,769 people have died in Gaza during the two-year war.
