Israeli airstrikes on Gaza continued with deadly force, killing at least 30 more Palestinians in the latest wave of attacks. The strikes have intensified across multiple areas, leaving already devastated neighborhoods in ruins and increasing pressure on overstretched hospitals and emergency services.
According to foreign media reports, a particularly tragic airstrike on Tuesday hit the residence of Marwan Al-Sultan, director of the Indonesian Hospital in Gaza. He was killed along with his wife and children. The same airstrike led to the death of 111 civilians, including many women and children, making it one of the bloodiest incidents in recent days.
Gaza health officials report that in the past month, Israeli forces have targeted areas near aid distribution centers, resulting in the deaths of 600 Palestinians and injuries to over 4,200 others. Many of the victims were displaced civilians seeking food, water, or medical assistance.
The overall humanitarian crisis is deepening. Since the start of the conflict on October 7, 2023, the total number of Palestinians killed in Gaza has exceeded 57,000, with thousands more injured and millions displaced. Medical infrastructure is collapsing, and access to food, clean water, and medicine is severely limited.
In response, Saudi Arabia has once again voiced strong support for the Palestinian people, stating it will continue to stand by them until they attain their legitimate rights, freedom, and justice. The Kingdom has also called on the international community to take urgent action to end the violence and hold Israel accountable for what it described as clear violations of international law.
