Backed by the United States, the indiscriminate Israeli
attacks against the civilian population across the entire Gaza Strip continue
unabated. But the level of anxiety among the Israeli soldiers, especially
in the northern part of the enclave is growing and they are shooting at anything
that moves.
The US administration claims it has pressured Israel to
limit the number of civilian casualties in the next phase of the war on Gaza.
The Israeli military, as instructed by the Israeli cabinet,
has brushed the wider concerns of the international community on the rising
civilian death toll.
The regime is not taking into account any caution against
the loss of civilian life amid Israeli military is attacking the densely
populated southern Gaza Strip and in particular Khan Younis area where
Palestinians had been forcefully displaced by the Israeli army.
In a sign of the anxiety among Israeli ground forces
operating in Gaza, they are shooting with lethal force at anything that moves,
including the vehicles belonging to Doctors without Borders.
In a post on social media, one of the passengers who
survived the attack
"When we arrived at al-Wahida Street, which is close to
our office and guesthouse and Gaza clinic, I saw tanks on the street and
snipers on top of the buildings. I was terrified when I saw that the snipers
and tanks are pointing at us.”
The chances of committing massacres have increased as seen
in the current war on Gaza, which has entered its 58th day with a civilian
death toll surpassing 15,200, 70% being women and children.
It allows airstrikes on non-military targets and the use of
an AI system, which has enabled the Israeli army to carry out its deadliest war
on Gaza.
"In
one case discussed by the sources, the Israeli military command knowingly
approved the killing of hundreds of Palestinian civilians in an attempt to
assassinate a single top Hamas military commander," the probe revealed.
As for the northern Gaza Strip, there was never any regard
for civilian life in the first place.
The
Palestinian higher education ministry has announced that an Israeli airstrike
on Gaza has killed the prominent Palestinian scholar Sufyan Tayeh along with
his entire family.
Tayeh was president of the Islamic University of Gaza and
was a leading researcher in physics and applied mathematics.
In northern Gaza, an airstrike flattened a residential
building hosting displaced families in the urban refugee camp of Jabaliya on
the outskirts of Gaza City.
Also, in the north, the Palestinian health ministry said,
"A violent Zionist bombing on Beit Lahia left dozens of martyrs and
injured civilians."
According to the official Palestinian news agency Wafa, many
people have been injured in another indiscriminate Israeli missile attack that
targeted the Jabalia refugee camp in the north of Gaza.
Numerous residential homes have been hit across Gaza, with multiple
casualties reported in a strike that flattened a multi-story building near Gaza
City.
Israel violated a seven-day truce on Friday morning by
resuming its merciless attacks against Palestinian civilians. Hamas said there
will be no further exchange of Israeli captives for Palestinians.
Saleh al Arouri, the deputy Hamas chief, has said there will
be no further exchanges until "the war on Gaza is over".
Speaking to Al Jazeera, Arouri said the remaining hostages
are Israeli soldiers and civilian men who served in the Israeli army.
He added that Israeli hostages will not be freed unless
there is a ceasefire and all Palestinian prisoners are released.
