Large Palestinian family escaped death.
PalestineFreeVoice - GAZA - On Monday a Palestinian family of 30 people narrowly escaped death when a Zionist drone ( unmanned aircraft) fired a missile at the 3 - story home of the family, situated in the Nusseirat refuge camp.Material damage occurred at the building and in the surrounding area.
Zionist assassinated three Palestinian freedom fighters east of the Al-Bureij camp.
The Zionist bombardment in the Al Nusseirat refuge camp, conceded the targeting of the Eastern part of Al Bureij refuge camp in central Gaza. The air strikes killed three Palestinian freedom fighters. All were young men in their twenties.The victims are identified as Muhammed Eid, Awni Abdul Hadi and Ala Abu Zbeida. Their bodies are transferred to Al- Aqsa Martyrs Brigade Hospital in Deir Al-Balah.
Zionist air strikes targeted Palestinian homes and farmland.
Simultaneously with the air strikes, several Zionist tanks and bulldozers crossed the Gaza border near Al-Qarara, in the southern district of Khan Younis on Monday.
The Zionist invaders opened heavy fire towards Palestinian homes and farmland, no injuries are as for now reported.
Zionists shot and seriously injured Palestinian man outside Khan Younis.
On Sunday,a group of Zionist state terrorists shot a young Palestinian man outside the city of Khan Younis during one of several peaceful anti-settlement protest rallies held in Gaza in solidarity with the West Bank.The man was seriously injured after being shot as he tried to place a Palestinian flag on the Palestinian side, near the"No go zone".
Palestinian worker targeted and wounded by Zionist fire near Erez crossing.
On Tuesday a Palestinian man was injured by Zionist gunfire when he was collecting stone aggregates by the northern border of Gaza, near the Erez crossing.The young man, identified as Fadi Tambours, 21, was collecting rubble from an evacuated Zionist settlement, he was treated for gunshot wounds at the Kamal Edwan Hospital in Jabalya.
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