Israeli Airstrikes Kill 39 in Gaza City, Wounding Dozens

Israeli airstrike on popular Gaza City beach café kills at least 30

Devastating Airstrikes Hit Gaza City, Leaving Dozens Dead and Wounded

In a shocking turn of events, three Israeli airstrikes struck Gaza City on Monday, resulting in the loss of 39 lives and injuring dozens more, according to health officials. The attacks have sent shockwaves throughout the region, with the international community calling for an immediate end to the violence.

At the center of the devastation is the Al-Baqa Café, a popular beachside spot in central Gaza where journalists and locals often gather. The café was hit by one of the airstrikes, killing at least 30 people, said Fares Awad, head of the Health Ministry’s emergency and ambulance service in northern Gaza. Awad reported that many of the wounded are in critical condition, with graphic videos circulating on social media showing the horrific aftermath of the attack. Bloodied and disfigured bodies were seen strewn inside and outside the café, with wounded victims being carried away on blankets and makeshift stretchers.

In addition to the attack on the Al-Baqa Café, a separate strike on al-Wihda Street in Gaza City claimed the lives of five people, according to Awad. The sheer scale of the destruction and loss of life is reflected in the numbers reported by Mohammad Abu Sleima, director of Al-Shifa Hospital in central Gaza, who said in a Facebook post that the facility received 39 dead and over 100 wounded.

The airstrikes have sparked widespread condemnation, with many calling for a peaceful resolution to the conflict. As the situation continues to unfold, the international community remains vigilant, hoping for an end to the violence and a return to stability in the region. The people of Gaza City and beyond deserve our thoughts and support during this difficult time, and it is imperative that we work towards a future where such tragic events are a rarity, rather than a harsh reality.

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