An Israeli air attack against a cafeteria in Gaza left at least 41 dead and 75 injured. Victims include women, children and a journalist. Israel states that he investigates the fact.
An Israeli bombing against a cafeteria in the city of Gaza It caused the death of at least 41 people and left more than 70 injured, according to the director of the Al-Shifa hospital, the largest in the enclave. The attack occurred on Monday near the local port, in an area known for housing Students, journalists and remote workers.
The Al-Baqa cafeteria was a popular space with Internet access and seen to the Mediterranean Sea. Videos verified by CNN show the time after the bombing, with a column of dense smoke and bodies being transferred on stretchers between rubble.
Mohammad Abu Silmiyahospital director, said “Most victims are women and children”and denounced that the health center no longer has intensive or anesthetic therapy beds to treat the injured. “We are taking care of patients on the floor,” he added.
Among the deceased was independent journalist Ismail Abu Hatab, as confirmed colleagues who were in the place. The Government Media Office, under Hamas control, said that his death elevates 228 The number of journalists dead in Gaza since the beginning of the Israeli offensive in October 2023.
Israel’s defense forces reported that they are investigating the incident.
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“No one thought that this coffee would be bombarded, because no one is related to resistance or armed groups here. Only people tired of the war come from the war who look for a little fresh air come,” Mohamed Bakr, employee of a cafeteria near Al-Baqa looking for a little.
“When the explosion occurred, we ran to the Al-Baqa coffee. What we saw was indescribable: human remains, women and children on the ground, all torn apart. There were even bodies mixed with the rubble that were impossible to identify,” he said.
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