At least 40 dead and dozens injured in a new Israeli attack near Khan Younis, southern Gaza

MADRID, 13 Nov. (EUROPA PRESS) -

At least 40 people have died and dozens have been injured this Monday in a new attack against the town of Bani Suhaila, east of Khan Younis, in the south of the Gaza Strip, within the framework of the Israeli Army's bombings against the Palestinian enclave in response to the offensive launched by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) on October 7.

The Palestinian Information Center has indicated in a message broadcast through Facebook that it is estimated that dozens of people have been injured by the attack as it denounces the "massacre committed by Israel for the 38th consecutive day" against the Gazan population.

"Israel continues to claim lives in the Gaza Strip in its efforts to systematically attack the civilian population," indicated the Palestinian information service, which has denounced that the attacks continue around the Al Quds hospital "from all addresses".

Thus, it has warned of the presence of tanks and soldiers around the medical center. "The bombing continues while the hospital prepares to evacuate patients and their families, as well as medical personnel," he said.

The Palestinian Ministry of the Interior, for its part, confirmed in a statement that dozens of people have been killed or injured in the vicinity of the Bahlul station, in Bani Suhaila.

This same Monday, the Israeli Army reported that it has carried out 4,300 attacks against the area since the start of the ground offensive, approximately two weeks ago.

In this sense, he has indicated that some 300 tunnels in the Hamas underground network have been destroyed, while attacks have been carried out against anti-tank missile launch facilities, according to information disseminated through his account on X, previously known like Twitter.