Israeli drone strike on displaced persons' tents west of Khan Younis wounds 12
An Israeli strike on tents sheltering displaced people southwest of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip wounded 12 people, most of them women and children.
On October 30, an Israeli strike hit tents of displaced people southwest of the city of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip. Nasser Medical Complex said 12 people were wounded in the strike, most of them women and children.
According to reports, the strike was carried out by an Israeli drone on the al-Maslakh area west of Khan Younis. Among the wounded are a man, his wife and their children.
On the same day, a Palestinian was wounded in an Israeli drone strike south of Gaza City, a source in the ambulance and emergency service said.
Tensions also continued in the city of Hebron in the occupied West Bank. Occupation forces detained dozens of Palestinians in the city's Ein Deir Bahha neighbourhood and subjected them to abuse. In Hebron's Tel Rumeida neighbourhood, 4 people were wounded when settlers attacked the Abu Aisha family while they were harvesting olives.
The Israeli army, for its part, announced that it had demolished the homes of two gunmen who took part in an operation in Hebron.
Khan Younis is one of the largest cities in the southern Gaza Strip. Nasser Medical Complex is the main hospital in the south of the Strip. During the war, hundreds of thousands of people displaced from northern Gaza and other areas settled in tent camps around Khan Younis.
