Israeli forces kill pregnant women and her child, who has not yet been born in Gaza City Israeli conflict news

The Israeli army has killed a pregnant woman and her child who has not yet been born near the Chati refugee camp, where he continued to be widely assaulted on Gaza City, with many strikes targeting civilians.

Medical sources at the Shiva Hospital in Gaza City said that another child was killed in the attack on a house near the camp on Monday, according to the news agency at WAFA.

The army also continued beating Verso and SABRARA The neighborhoods in the south of the city, where more than 1,000 buildings have been settled since Israel began pushing it to seize the urban center last month, killing 10 people on Monday.

Earlier in the day, chaos scenes in a crowded market in Nasser Street in Gaza City played with local residents in all directions in the debris after an Israeli attack, killing at least four people and wounding dozens of others.

Math Al -Kholit said from the island that people had panic.

He said: “They do not know what to do and where they go. They are trying hard to find a safer place, but the Israeli army continues to attack every corner of the city.”

Far from the south, in Deir al -Adl, Israel targeted a group of citizens inside the Al -Mazrara School. Later, Al -Shuhada Hospital announced in the residence of the death of Anas Saeed Abu Mugsib, WAFE said.

Medical sources said that at least 59 people were killed in Israeli attacks on the tape on Monday.

“Families of man -made in the twenty -first century”

The war has already been going down several times, residents of Gaza City are now facing the threats of war and twin famine.

The hunger caused by the Israeli blockade for months led to the death of three children on Monday. Children represent more than 350 deaths of hunger and hunger in the pocket since the Israel war began in October 2023.

The authorities say that the number of humanitarian aid trucks that Israel allowed to enter the tape last month, only 15 percent of the needs of the hungry population.

However, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a report in August of the world’s leading authority in food crises and the classification of integrated food security (PIC) that the famine was ongoing in Gaza City, describing it as a “explicit lie”.

On Monday, the UK Foreign Minister David Lami admitted the UN -backed IPC announcement, saying he was “angry” by Israel for not allowing enough assistance to enter Gaza.

“This is not a normal catastrophe, it is a man -made famine in the twenty -first century,” he said.

“We need a huge and huge humanitarian response to prevent more deaths and decisive NGOs, health workers, health workers in work, and store aid on the Gaza border.”

“Ruler thirsty for power”

Meanwhile, in Israel, the mourners gathered for the separate funerals of Stevi and Ilan Weiss, who were taken from Israel during the Hamas attack in October 2023, whose remains were recovered in an Israeli military operation in Gaza last week.

Some have expressed their anger at the government for not reaching a deal with Hamas to end the fighting and return the remaining prisoners.

“It is horror, from sadness and deep sadness behind the words to describe anger, insult to the hostages, insult to the fallen, and insult to the soldiers who were sent again to Gaza.”

“No one knows the reason, except for the thirsty ruler,” he said.

The Israeli news website Ynet reported on Monday that the Israeli army commander, Eyal Zamir, has warned against the effects of Netanyahu’s intention To take over Gaza without making any plans after the war.

“You are heading to a military government,” Zamir said at a meeting of the Israeli security cabinet late Sunday. “Your plan leads us there. Understand the implications.”

The Israeli war on Gaza has so far killed more than 63,000 Palestinians. About a million people are now forced into Gaza City, which has already been descended several times, in light of the ongoing Israeli attacks, with no safe areas to flee in the pocket.