Horrible massacre: Today bombs were dropped on people offering Fajr prayers in a school in Gaza, hundreds of Palestinians died in agony
Humanity is dying every day in Gaza. Humanity is being disgraced every day in Gaza. Gaza massacre is setting new worst records every day. Falling humanity fell further on Saturday.. Bombs were dropped on Altabin School in Gaza City when people were offering Fazr prayers.
More than a hundred people were killed in this heinous and painful attack. Dozens became permanently disabled. Most of those who died were children and women. It is being told that among those who died, there are 40 people whose bodies have been torn into pieces. Their identity is now impossible.
Some countries of the world have condemned this horrific massacre and have only done a formality. On the other hand, the Israeli army continues to bomb different parts of Gaza.
Attack during namaz
According to Palestinian officials, more than 100 Palestinians were killed and dozens injured in an Israeli attack on a school that sheltered homeless people in Gaza City. Gaza’s civil defense agency said about the attack on Saturday that three Israeli bombs fell on the Al-Tabin school located in the Daraj district. The attack took place when people were praying the funeral prayer. The building caught fire after the attack.
Reporting from Khan Younis in southern Gaza, Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud said it was a “deliberate” attack on civilians.
Ismail al-Thawabta, the head of Gaza’s government media office, told Al Jazeera that Israeli forces used three bombs weighing 2,000 pounds (904 kilograms) in their attack. He said Israel was aware of the presence of displaced people inside the school.
Gaza’s health ministry said on Saturday that at least 39,790 people have been killed and 91,702 wounded in Israel’s war on the enclave.
Hamas said there were no armed people there…
After the attack, Hamas said that a horrific massacre was carried out this morning at the Al Tabin school located in the Draaj area of central Gaza city. Izzat al-Rishk, a member of Hamas’ political bureau, said that there were no armed people in the school.
Hamas said in its statement that Israel’s claims of using the school as a Hamas command center were “a pretext to target civilians, schools, hospitals and refugee tents.”
Hamas said: ‘We call on our Arab and Islamic countries to fulfill their responsibilities and take immediate action to stop these massacres and the increasing Sahrawi attacks against our people and helpless civilians.’
On the other hand, Al Fatah, which rules the West Bank part of Palestine, has said that this attack was a ‘disgusting bloody massacre’ which reflects the ‘peak of terrorism and crime’. Fatah has said that this massacre shows that this attack is another testimony that Israel is following the policy of mass genocide.
Iran, Egypt and Jordan condemned…
Ali Shamkhani, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, said that the aim of the Israeli government was to thwart the ceasefire and continue the war. Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasir Kanani said that Israel has once again shown that it is not committed to international law. Iran urged the United Nations Security Council to take immediate action and said that Israel’s actions in Gaza are a threat to international peace and security. At the same time, Egypt has said that Israel’s ‘deliberate killing’ of unarmed Palestinians shows that it has no interest in ending the war in Gaza. At the same time, the Jordanian Foreign Ministry said, ‘We strongly condemn the bombing by Israel on Al-Tabin School, which houses displaced people in the Daraz area of the Gaza Strip.’
The United Nations apologized…
Meanwhile, UN Special Envoy to Palestine Albanese condemned the world’s “indifference” to the mass slaughter in Gaza after the attack. Albanese posted on X, “Israel is massacring Palestinians one neighborhood at a time, one hospital at a time, one school at a time, one refugee camp at a time, one ‘safe zone’ at a time. With American and European weapons.”
they wrote
‘May the Palestinians forgive us for our collective failure to protect them.’
