New Israeli attack in Jambaliya: 400 dead in the attack, including 7 hostages

For the second day in a row, Israel bombed the refugee town of Jabaliya in the Gaza Strip, with Hamas accusing Israel of attacking civilians.

At the same time, the death toll as a result of yesterday’s Israeli bombing of the Palestinian Jabaliya camp is constantly growing: Hamas says about 400 dead, including seven hostages. Israel acknowledges the strike and emphasizes that there were tunnels under the camp in which leading Hamas members were hiding.

According to Al Jazeera, the explosion occurred in the Al-Falujah neighborhood in the north-west of the camp. Yesterday’s explosion occurred in the southeast of the camp. According to information that was broken through before the start of the communications blockade imposed by Israel, the buildings were flattened as a result of repeated strikes from aircraft.

BREAKING: Gaza’s Jabalia refugee camp is struck for the second time, a day after an Israeli air attack killed dozens and sparked widespread condemnation.

🔴 LIVE updates: https://t.co/Qe25hKssRk pic.twitter.com/YtLi3WX6fX

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) November 1, 2023

The Jabaliya refugee camp is the largest in the Gaza Strip. According to the UN, on an area of ​​1.4 square meters. 116 thousand people live in km (officially).

After dropping six tons of explosives on Jabalia camp yesterday afternoon, lsraeli warplanes strike another residential block in the same area, killing and injuring tens of Palestinians. pic.twitter.com/SZgrbLHqbG

— TIMES OF GAZA (@Timesofgaza) November 1, 2023

The Al-Falujah area is reportedly one of the most densely populated in the camp. The camp is home to three UN schools, which educate families whose homes were destroyed. In total, Israel reportedly dropped more than six tons of bombs.

Yesterday,

Journalist Anas Jamal says:
“I swear to God what has just happened in Jabalia Refugee Camp, I
cannot even begin to describe"

He turns the camera for us to see the cruelty and the destruction asking
us to describe it ourselves. 😭💔 pic.twitter.com/R9BTTfEeoT

— missfalasteenia (@missfalsteenia) November 1, 2023

🇮🇱Israel hits Jabalia refugee camp in Gaza AGAIN, while rescue work was still ongoing from yesterday!

Is Israel just “defending itself”? Judge for yourself! pic.twitter.com/fekRQ2jSO5

— Dr. Anastasia Maria Loupis (@DrLoupis) November 1, 2023

At the same time, according to the latest report from the Gaza Ministry of Health, the death toll of Palestinians is 8,796. Of these, 3648 are children. Yesterday the ministry reported 8,525 dead.

On Wednesday (1/11) at noon, the Israelis dropped leaflets warning residents of Khan Yunis, located in southern Gaza, of an impending Israeli army invasion. They say that “the moment is approaching when Israeli troops will invade the Gaza Strip” and encourage residents to report information about abductees so they can receive rewards and have a better future.

“Message to the residents of the Gaza Strip. Your time is running out! The moment is approaching when the IDF will invade the Gaza Strip.

The elimination and destruction of the Hamas movement is an inevitable reality. Remember that your opportunity will soon end and the decision is in your hands. If you have reliable information about the whereabouts of abductees, whether they are alive or dead, or if you are holding abductees, we invite you to let us know. We encourage you to contact us quickly and provide us with accurate information, and we will ensure that you and your family are financially rewarded for a better future. We guarantee you absolute confidentiality”.

https://twitter.com/ishivamkahar/status/1719689024468914422

A message to the residents of the Gaza Strip

Your time is running out!

The moment for the IDF to invade the Gaza Strip is imminent.

The elimination and destruction of the Hamas movement is an inevitable reality. Remember that the opportunity available to you will end soon and… pic.twitter.com/KCKsIiPdNY

— The Mossad: Satirical, Yet Awesome (@TheMossadIL) November 1, 2023

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