Fresh Israeli airstrikes kill dozens in Gaza Strip
Israeli airstrikes killed dozens of people in the central Gaza Strip early Tuesday, according to Palestinian medical sources.
Medical staff at al-Awda Hospital in Nuseirat said 30 bodies were brought in after the attacks.
The condition of the victims made identification difficult, they added.
At least eight of the dead were reportedly members of the same family. Meanwhile, eyewitnesses reported multiple Israeli strikes on residential buildings north of Nuseirat.
The information could not be independently verified, and the Israeli military has so far not commented on the reports.
The attack came just days after the Israeli military faced growing international criticism over the dire humanitarian situation in embattled Gaza.
Following this criticism, the military reported it would observe daily 10-hour humanitarian pauses in parts of the Strip where its troops are not operating.
These included al-Mawasi in the south-west, Deir al-Balah in the centre, and Gaza City in the north.
(dpa/NAN)
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