At least 25 killed in Israeli strikes on homes, tents across Gaza

Faisal Salisu Dambatta
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At Least 25 Killed In Israeli Strikes On Homes Tents Across Gaza

The Israeli army killed 25 civilians and injured many others in early Monday strikes on Gaza, according to medics.

A medical source told Anadolu that three people were killed in an Israeli strike on two houses in the Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood of Gaza City, while three others lost their lives after a drone hit their tent in the same area.

In northern Gaza City, Israeli fighter jets struck a home for a Palestinian family on Al-Yarmouk Street, resulting in the death of five civilians.

Four more people were killed in a strike that targeted a tent sheltering displaced Palestinians in the city’s west.

Separately, a helicopter targeted a residential unit in the Al-Rimal neighbourhood, killing two siblings. A number of injuries were reported from a similar attack on a residential building in central Gaza City.

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Meanwhile, the Israeli army continued to blow up homes and buildings using booby-trapped robots in the vicinity of Sheikh Radwan pond in northern Gaza, coinciding with air strikes on the area, while Israeli quadcopters dropped explosive bombs on the roofs of civilian homes, causing a state of panic among residents.

In central Gaza, five people were killed and 22 were injured when the Israeli army shelled civilians in the Nuseirat refugee camp.

Three people, two of them siblings, were also killed, and seven others were wounded in an Israeli strike on tents in a refugee camp in the Al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis, southern Gaza. The army claimed on Saturday to have designated Al-Mawasi a humanitarian zone, calling on Gaza City residents to evacuate to it.

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Faisal Salisu Dambatta is a Nigerian journalist, editor, and digital publisher recognized for his dedication to factual reporting and public-interest storytelling. He has built a reputation for blending traditional journalistic integrity with modern, data-driven news analysis. Over the years, Faisal has covered national and regional developments across politics, governance, technology, and socio-economic affairs. His writing emphasizes accuracy, accountability, and the preservation of journalistic ethics in the digital age. He currently serves as a lead editor at Etimes247 Newspaper, where he oversees editorial direction, audience engagement, and the integration of SEO-optimized content strategies. Faisal believes in using media as a force for civic awareness and constructive public dialogue. When he’s not editing stories, he contributes to journalism training, digital literacy advocacy, and research on the evolution of online news consumption in Africa. Areas of Expertise: Investigative reporting | Digital publishing | Media strategy | SEO | Audience development
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