Israel Unleashes Another Massacre Killing 274 Palestinians; 4 Israeli Hostages Rescued (image@UNRWA)
Israel has unleashed another heinous attack on Gaza refugee camp. The latest massacre took place in Nuseirat refugee camp took the life of over 274, and injured more than 698 Palestinians, said Gaza Health Ministry. Israel claimed it was a “high-risk, complex mission” to rescue the hostages held by Hamas. Images and video footages showed the intensity of the carnage. Israel claimed that fewer than 100 people died in the operation.
Tel Aviv committed the crime in “broad daylight”, unlike its earlier massacres, which were carried out during night. Doctors described the attack as a “complete bloodbath”, and the scenes inside the hospital as a “complete slaughter house”.
Reportedly, Four Israeli hostages were rescued by the occupation force. Hamas said several hostages were also killed during the massacre, as reported by media. Israel claimed the attack was in military infrastructure, but witnesses including civilians and journalists said that occupation forces bombed residential buildings, which led to the higher casualties.
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Israel has been attacking the Nuseirat refugee camp for several days. On early hours of Thursday morning, the occupation killed over 40 Palestinians, Witnesses told Reuters that Israeli drones and warplanes fired randomly at people’s houses and fired at anyone who tried to flee the area.
Just after the attack, Israeli army spokesperson Avichay Adaree announced that the occupation forces had launched an attack on Nuseirat refugee camp “within the last hour”. He said the Israel attacked two separate buildings “in the depths of Nuseirat” in “broad daylight”, rescuing four captives.
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The rescued Israeli hostages were identified as, Noa Argamani, 26, Almog Meir Jan, 22, Andrei Kozlov, 27, and Shlomi Ziv, 41, who were abducted from the Nova music festival on October 7th.
Al Aqsa hospital is overwhelmed with patients. Floors are filled with blood and severely injured patients laying on the ground. Doctors find it hard to move between the patients, said BBC.
