From the early morning to the morning of July 5, local time, the Israel Defense Forces launched air raids on many parts of the Gaza Strip. In total, more than a dozen Palestinians were killed and many others were injured. Among them, the Israeli army attacked a school in the area east of Gaza City and the Zaitung neighborhood in the southeastern part of the city, killing 6 people and injuring many others. A house in the Buraijah refugee camp in central Gaza was also attacked by an Israeli drone, resulting in 2 deaths. The Israeli army also attacked a tent area for displaced persons in the Mawasi area west of Khan Younis city in southern Gaza, killing 7 people and injuring more than 10 others. On the same day, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East said that attacks on tents, schools, and people queuing to receive supplies in many parts of Gaza are still ongoing, causing a large number of civilian casualties. The agency stressed that such a situation “cannot continue” and once again called on all parties concerned to reach a cease-fire agreement as soon as possible.

From the early morning to the morning of July 5, local time, the Israel Defense Forces launched air raids on many parts of the Gaza Strip. In total, more than a dozen Palestinians were killed and many others were injured. Among them, the Israeli army attacked a school in the area east of Gaza City and the Zaitung neighborhood in the southeastern part of the city, killing 6 people and injuring many others. A house in the Buraijah refugee camp in central Gaza was also attacked by an Israeli drone, resulting in 2 deaths. The Israeli army also attacked a tent area for displaced persons in the Mawasi area west of Khan Younis city in southern Gaza, killing 7 people and injuring more than 10 others. On the same day, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East said that attacks on tents, schools, and people queuing to receive supplies in many parts of Gaza are still ongoing, causing a large number of civilian casualties. The agency stressed that such a situation “cannot continue” and once again called on all parties concerned to reach a cease-fire agreement as soon as possible.