The Israeli army carried out more than 140 airstrikes on Gaza in the last 24 hours.
The Israeli army carried out more than 140 airstrikes on Gaza in the last 24 hours.
The Israeli army, which has launched a ground assault to occupy Gaza City, continues to intensify its air bombardments on the area.
The attacks are concentrated on Gaza City, where Palestinians, despite hunger and massacres, refuse to leave their land.
The Israeli army is forcing Palestinians, who continue to stay in Gaza City despite hunger and attacks, to migrate south through massacres.
Gaza City is being bombed by attacks from both the air and the ground. Despite these attacks, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians continue to remain in Gaza City.
In addition to Gaza City, Israeli attacks continue in the central and southern parts of the Gaza Strip.
Among those killed in Israel’s attacks in Gaza are 48 Palestinians, including people waiting for aid.
According to eyewitnesses and health sources, the Israeli army targeted civilian sites and so-called humanitarian aid distribution centers in the northern, central, and southern parts of the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli army carried out intensive bombardment of northern Gaza throughout the night. Many buildings were destroyed in the attacks.
In northern Gaza City, 33 people lost their lives in attacks carried out since the morning hours.
Those waiting for aid were targeted in the central and southern Gaza Strip.
In the Netzarim Corridor area in the central Gaza Strip, people waiting for humanitarian aid were fired upon, resulting in 10 deaths.
In the Nusayrat Refugee Camp, an attack on a tent claimed 1 life.
In another attack in the central areas, 1 more person was killed.
In Rafah in southern Gaza, 1 Palestinian waiting for aid was also killed in an Israeli attack.
In attacks by Israeli forces in Khan Yunus in the southern Gaza Strip, 2 people lost their lives.
In addition to the bodies of those killed in the attacks, many injured were brought to the Avde, Shifa, Nasser, and Al-Ahli Baptist hospitals in the area.
The death toll from Israel's attacks on Gaza increased by 47 in the last 24 hours, reaching 65,549.
In a written statement from the Ministry of Health in Gaza, the latest information regarding casualties and injuries from Israel's ongoing attacks was shared.
It was stated that in the last 24 hours, 47 dead and 142 injured were brought to hospitals in the Gaza Strip.
It was noted that in attacks carried out by the Israeli army in the Gaza Strip since March 18, after breaking the ceasefire reached on January 19, 12,956 Palestinians lost their lives and 55,477 were injured.
In systematic attacks targeting Palestinians at so-called aid distribution points guided by Israel and the U.S., the number of those killed since May 27 reached 2,543, and the number of injured reached 18,614.
It was recorded that the total number of people killed in Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip since October 7, 2023, rose to 65,549, and the number of injured reached 167,518.
Thousands of bodies are still reported to be under the rubble in the Gaza Strip.
Hospitals in the Gaza Strip are filled with corpses.
According to hospital sources, since the morning hours, 10 bodies were brought to Avde Hospital, 8 to Shifa Hospital, 4 to Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital, and 2 to Nasser Hospital.
A large number of injured were also brought to these hospitals.
Doctors Without Borders halted operations in Gaza due to Israeli attacks.
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) issued a written statement on the matter.
The statement said, "Due to the intense Israeli attacks in Gaza City, we were forced to suspend our operations." It was noted that the security situation deteriorated because of Israel’s merciless attacks in Gaza City.
The statement emphasized that the increased attacks posed an unacceptable risk level for MSF personnel, forcing the suspension of MSF's vital medical activities.
MSF Gaza Emergency Coordinator Jacob Granger was quoted in the statement, saying, "We had no choice but to suspend our operations because our clinics were surrounded by Israeli forces. Needs in Gaza City are immense, and the most vulnerable cannot move. Infants in neonatal care, severely injured patients, and those with life-threatening illnesses are in great danger, and this was the last thing we wanted."
On August 8, the Israeli Security Cabinet approved a plan to occupy Gaza City in the northern Gaza Strip, and the army launched a large-scale attack on August 11 to occupy the city.
An Israeli army official told the local press on September 19 that 480,000 Palestinians in Gaza City had migrated to southern areas.
The Israeli army, implementing its occupation plan, destroyed dozens of multi-story buildings in Gaza City with airstrikes.
WHO reports that the situation in Gaza City, targeted by Israel, is alarming.
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), shared a post on the social media platform X, based in the U.S., regarding the issue.
Ghebreyesus stated, "The situation in Gaza City is disturbing and alarming," noting that attacks on health facilities and their surroundings make it impossible to provide life-saving care.
He expressed solidarity with Doctors Without Borders (MSF) medical staff operating in the area and said, "We call on Israel to ensure safe access and protection for health workers, patients, and medical aid. A ceasefire must be achieved immediately."
WHO announced that 369 deaths due to malnutrition were reported in Gaza between January 1 and September 12.
Jasarevic spoke at the weekly press briefing of the United Nations (UN) Geneva Office.
He noted that evacuation demands in Gaza City, where Israel has implemented its occupation plan, have affected hundreds of health facilities, and even when evacuation is not requested, hospitals can become non-functional due to limited access and nearby violence.
Jasarevic said, "Gaza City forms the backbone of the Gaza Strip's health system. Almost half of all hospitals in the Gaza Strip, including field hospitals, 46%, are located here. Hospitals in southern Gaza are operating far below capacity and cannot handle more. If these hospitals become non-functional, 36% of all bed capacity and 50% of intensive care beds in the Gaza Strip will be lost."
He noted that most reported attacks on health in recent weeks occurred in Gaza City, recalling that between September 7-17, 12 attacks were reported, 11 in Gaza City and 1 in Khan Yunus.
Jasarevic stated, "Hospitals in Gaza City are experiencing shortages of supplies, and patients are being treated on the floor. Critical shortages exist in blood units, components, blood bags, and transfusion sets. Without urgent replenishment, services could shut down within days. Due to ongoing attacks, hospitals need at least 350 units of blood daily."
Pointing to malnutrition in Gaza, Jasarevic added, "The Ministry of Health in Gaza reported 369 deaths due to malnutrition between January 1 and September 12. Of these, 97 were children, and 77 were under five years old."
Hamas: Israel’s detention of Palestinians reflects panic and chaos.
According to a statement on Hamas’ Telegram account, Hamas official Abdurrahman Shadid commented on the Israeli army’s detention of numerous Palestinians, including journalists, in Nablus.
Shadid stated, "The intensified and increasingly frantic detention operations carried out this morning by the occupying Israeli forces, primarily in Nablus and various areas of the West Bank, reflect the panic and chaos experienced by the occupiers."
He recalled that Israel detained many people, including journalists, released Palestinians, academics, and politicians, noting that this demonstrates Israel’s systematic pressure policy aimed at breaking the will of Palestinians and weakening the social structure.
Shadid emphasized that Israel’s actions will not break the resistance and determination of the Palestinian people, but rather will increase Palestinians’ anger, their commitment to national rights, and rejection of any attempts to control the West Bank through annexation and displacement.
In the morning, the Israeli army detained 22 Palestinians, including 2 journalists, during a raid on Nablus city and its surrounding areas in the occupied West Bank.
"Israel cannot cover up the truth with its barbaric crimes against journalists in Gaza."
Hamas issued a written statement on the occasion of September 26, International Day of Solidarity with Palestinian Journalists.
The statement reminded that since Israel launched its war against the Gaza Strip on October 7, 2023, it has killed 251 journalists, emphasizing that the Tel Aviv administration cannot cover up the truth with its barbaric crimes against journalists in Gaza.
The statement appreciated international solidarity with Palestinian journalists and called on all Arab and international media outlets to expose Israel’s ongoing crimes against the Palestinian people to the world.
It also called on the international community and human rights organizations to condemn crimes against Palestinian journalists and urged that Israeli officials committing war crimes in the Gaza Strip be tried in international courts.
The Israeli army issued an attack warning for the west of Gaza City.
Israeli Army Spokesperson Avichay Adraee posted on the American X social media platform, issuing a pre-attack evacuation warning for certain areas in Gaza City.
Adraee stated that they would strike a building in Gaza Port and the Rimal neighborhood in the west of the city, urging Palestinians to evacuate the area.
The Israeli Army Spokesperson called on Palestinians to go to the Mevasi area in the south of the Gaza Strip.
Israel frequently attacks El-Mevasi, which it claims is a "safe zone."