He Israeli Army attacked on Monday morning the Khaled bin al Walid schoollocated in the Nuseirat refugee camp, in the center of the Gaza Stripwhich is the third attack against an educational center in the Palestinian enclave in the last 72 hours.
He Gaza Civil Defense spokesman Mahmoud Basalconfirmed that at least three people (a father, a mother and their daughter) died in the bombing.
Basal announced the death of others five people in an Israeli attack on a house in Deir al Balah, in the centre of the Strip. The dead, according to the spokesman, are a mother and her four children.
Yesterday, the Israeli Army bombed a school that housed displaced people in the camp Shati refugeesnear the northern city of Gaza, killing at least seven people, according to Gazan medical sources.
And on Saturday, in another attack on a school complex in the Gaza capital, 22 people were killed, including 13 children and six women.
As always when it attacks these types of centers, Israel assured in both cases that a group of militiamen from Islamist group Hamas was insideand said it took precautions to avoid harming civilians in the attacks.
He Hamas government in Gaza condemned the attacks The UN said in a statement on Monday that more than 10,000 displaced people are living in the Shati and Nuseirat schools, which were hit yesterday and today by Israeli bombs.
According to data from the Gaza authorities, at least 183 centres hosting displaced people, including 163 schools, have been attacked by Israel since the war began. More than 1,000 people have been killed in these attacks.
“We call on the international community and all international and UN bodies to put pressure on the occupation (Israel) to stop attacking refugee and displaced persons centres and to stop the crime of genocide in the Gaza Strip,” the Gazan government insisted.
At least, 41 thousand 455 people have died and others 95 thousand 878 have been injured in the devastated Palestinian enclave since the war began more than 11 months ago, according to the latest figures from the Hamas-controlled Gaza Health Ministry.
On Monday, the office reported “three massacres against families” in the last 24 hours, which left 24 dead and 60 wounded in hospitals in the Strip.
Authorities also estimate that the bodies of some 10,000 missing people remain buried under the rubble.
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