Gaza Herald – Israeli forces intensified their assaults across the Gaza Strip on Monday, unleashing heavy bombardment on neighborhoods packed with displaced families. Warplanes struck areas northeast of Rafah as tanks and helicopters opened fire simultaneously, forcing families to flee for the second and third time despite Israel’s false claims of “safe zones.”
In Khan Younis, Israeli aircraft carried out multiple strikes east and south of the city from dawn, alongside heavy artillery shelling that shook entire districts. Similar attacks targeted eastern Gaza City, where occupation forces also detonated residential buildings inside the so-called yellow line, expanding destruction in areas Israel claims to control under the ceasefire framework.
Further north in Beit Lahiya, Israeli warplanes and artillery hit the Tal al-Ta‘aleem area, continuing a pattern of systematic attacks across the Strip. Helicopters also opened fire over Rafah as new airstrikes pounded the city’s eastern districts, deepening the terror among displaced families seeking shelter from the ongoing genocide.
Since the ceasefire took effect on October 10, Israel has carried out hundreds of violations, killing 339 Palestinians and injuring 871 others. The agreement followed a two-year genocidal war that killed nearly 70,000 Palestinians, wounded about 171,000, and destroyed 90% of Gaza’s civilian infrastructure.
