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Girls killed by flying shrapnel in overnight Israeli attacks
We have confirmation that two girls were killed in overnight attacks – one in az-Zawayda and the other in eastern Deir el-Balah. They were killed as a result of flying shrapnel, which hit them directly in the head.
In the western part of Gaza City, near al-Amal Hotel, Israeli air strikes caused a fire. In footage that we’ve seen, we can clearly hear people inside a building and neighbouring homes screaming for help as the fire rages. The attack happened without prior warning.
Children, women hurt in Khan Younis attack
An Israeli military attack has hit a group of displaced people in Khan Younis’s al-Amal neighbourhood, killing or injuring more than a dozen of them, reports the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS).
Two of those killed and 10 of those injured were taken to al-Amal Hospital, while several others injured have been taken to the Kuwaiti field hospital, said the PRCS. The majority of the victims are women and children, according to the relief group.
PRCS #AlAmalHospital received two martyrs and ten injured individuals, while the #Kuwaiti_Field_Hospital, managed by the PRCS’s teams, also treated several injuries resulting from the Israeli occupation forces targeting a gathering of displaced people in the Al-Amal neighborhood…
— PRCS (@PalestineRCS) August 29, 2024
Bloodied children seen on floor of Khan Younis hospital after attack
The European Hospital in Khan Younis is inundated with victims of Israel’s latest assault in the area, which killed at least five people to the east of the city, according to the Wafa news agency.
Footage verified by Al Jazeera’s Sanad fact-checking agency shows injured people, including women and children, being frantically carried into the facility. Some of the victims are seen on beds and even the hospital’s floor, bleeding, dazed or groaning in pain.
Three killed in Gaza City’s Zeitoun
An Israeli attack has killed three people and injured others in Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighbourhood, reports the Wafa news agency. Meanwhile, the death toll of an attack we’ve been reporting on in Khan Younis has risen to five, the agency said.
