Residents Survey Destruction as Gaza City Rocked by Deadly Strikes

Storyful

22 June 2024 at 10:46 am

Strikes in four neighbourhoods in Gaza City on Saturday, June 22, killed at least 38 people and injured a further 50, WAFA reported.

Footage recorded by @aymanalhesi shows the scene of a strike in Al-Shahti Camp, also known as “beach camp”.

WAFA reported that 38 people died in Israeli strikes on four neighbourhoods on Saturday.

Another 50 people were thought to be injured, according to the report.

The Israeli Air Force posted on X on Saturday that they had carried out strikes on “two military infrastructures” in the Gaza City area on Saturday, but did not specify the location of the strikes. Credit: @aymanalhesi via Storyful

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