20,915 Palestinians martyred in 82-day Zionist regime’s aggression

As the US-backed Israeli genocidal war on the Gaza Strip entered day 82 on Wednesday, massive aerial and artillery strikes continued to pound and level whole blocks and homes and massacre more civilians, mostly children and women.

the Zionist regime’s occupation army continued to attack different areas of Gaza last night and on Wednesday morning, targeting homes, civilian gatherings, and shelter centers and massacring dozens of citizens.

The Zionist regime’s artillery continued to bombard areas in the city of Khan Yunis, while sounds of violent clashes were heard.

Local sources reported hearing the sounds of explosions resulting from clashes and Israeli artillery shelling in the areas of Sheikh Radwan and the areas of western and central Jabalia.

The Israeli aircraft bombed a house for the Abu Adwan family, east of the city of Rafah.

The occupation forces continue their incursions into several areas in the Gaza Strip, amid fierce clashes taking place in those areas.

Our correspondents reported that the Israeli occupation forces are carrying out horrific crimes inside the incursion areas, including field executions, raiding, looting and destroying homes and facilities, and besieging thousands of citizens in their homes and depriving them of food, water, or health services. There are injuries and martyrs in homes and streets, and medical teams cannot recover them. The occupation forces carry out random arrests against citizens, including widespread abuse.

In a statement issued Tuesday evening, the health ministry added that the martyr toll from Israeli bombardments in Gaza has risen to 20,915, mostly women and children, while the number of wounded has climbed to over 55,000 people.

Spokesman for the ministry, Dr. Ashraf Al-Qudra, voiced concern that attacking the area around the Nasser Medical Complex would mimic the tactics used by the occupation against the Shifa Medical Complex and hospitals in the northern part of Gaza.

Al-Qudra urged international organizations to protect the medical personnel, patients, injured, and thousands of internally displaced individuals at the Nasser Medical Complex.

He also urged international organizations to take immediate action to guarantee the supply of fuel and medications required to reopen the Shifa Medical Complex.