Israeli Strike in Gaza City Kills Five, Including Women
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
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- Five people, including four women, were killed in an Israeli strike on a Gaza City apartment building.
- The strike destroyed the ground-floor apartment and damaged others.
- Several women and children were among the injured.
- Rescue forces searched for missing persons at the site.
- Explosions and gunfire were reported in Khan Younis and central Gaza.
An Israeli strike on a residential apartment in western Gaza City on Saturday night resulted in the deaths of five people, according to Palestinian reports. The casualties reportedly included four women and a 21-year-old man. Several others were injured, among them women and children, and rescue forces were searching for missing individuals at the scene. The targeted apartment was located on the ground floor of the Al-Asalah building. The apartment was destroyed, and significant damage was inflicted on other units within the building. Some of the fatalities may have occurred in adjacent apartments due to the force of the explosion. Among the reported deceased were two Christian women, Maria Michel Najjar Abu Daoud and her mother, Misaa' Khader Ibrahim Abu Daoud; Dr. Yasmin al-Bubu and her mother, Halloum al-Bubu; and Bilal Ali Khalil Odeh, a 21-year-old.
Concurrently, sounds of gunfire and explosions were heard Saturday morning in eastern and southern Khan Younis, as well as in the eastern part of the central Gaza Strip governorate.
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