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Eight martyrs, a number of wounded, and two homes were destroyed in the Gaza Strip

Gaza - Ofoq News - Today, Saturday, eight citizens were martyred and many others were injured in separate attacks by the occupation army in areas of the Gaza Strip. The citizen, Wahdi Al-Sous, was martyred when his motorcycle was targeted with three missiles on Salah al-Din Street adjacent to the Nuseirat camp in the central Gaza Strip. The occupation also killed four citizens and injured them

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Eight martyrs, a number of wounded, and two homes were destroyed in the Gaza Strip

Gaza - Ofoq News - Today, Saturday, eight citizens were martyred and many others were injured in separate attacks by the occupation army in areas of the Gaza Strip.

The citizen, Wahdi Al-Sous, was martyred when his motorcycle was targeted with three missiles on Salah al-Din Street adjacent to the Nuseirat camp in the central Gaza Strip.

The occupation also killed four citizens and wounded eight in the vicinity of Panda Mall, west of Gaza City.

Local sources confirmed the martyrdom of Moaz Hassouna, Alaa Abu Amr, Ahmed Hussein Abu Amra, and Muhammad Arhaim.

Earlier, a citizen was killed and others were injured when a gathering of citizens was targeted east of Gaza City.

Medical sources announced the martyrdom of Muhammad Walid Saad Al-Nakhalah, 44 years old, in the Jaffa Street raid.

Citizen Musa Abu Dan also died from wounds he sustained yesterday in the bombing of a tent in Mawasi Khan Yunis.

In the morning, the child Shahad Abdul Razzaq Noman Al-Najjar, 8 years old, was martyred when he launched a quadcopter in the Al-Jawzat area.

This evening, two female citizens were injured by occupation bullets in Ard al-Laymoun, Mawasi, Khan Yunis.

In a related context, the occupation destroyed a residential building at the Shujaiya Junction, east of Gaza City, after an eviction warning.

It also destroyed a second building near the Twin Junction, northwest of Gaza City.

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