In a tragic incident, an Israeli airstrike on a school in Gaza that was providing shelter for displaced Palestinians resulted in the deaths of 14 individuals, including six United Nations aid workers. The attack highlights the ongoing violence in the region, as additional Israeli strikes have claimed the lives of 11 people in Khan Younis and eight others in the occupied West Bank. The situation remains dire as the conflict continues to escalate, affecting countless civilians.

An Israeli airstrike on a school in central Gaza, which was serving as a shelter for displaced Palestinians, has resulted in the deaths of 14 individuals, according to the civil defense agency in the Hamas-controlled territory. Among the deceased, six were workers from the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency, known as Unrwa. This incident marks the highest number of fatalities among Unrwa staff in a single attack. The airstrikes targeted the school and its vicinity in Nuseirat, leading to significant casualties. Unrwa has expressed deep concern over the loss of its personnel and the impact of the ongoing conflict on civilians seeking refuge.

At least 22 Palestinians were killed in a shelling attack near the Gaza office of the Red Cross, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). The attack also resulted in the destruction of the ICRC office, which is located in an area where hundreds of displaced Palestinians are living in tents. The health ministry in Gaza, which is controlled by Hamas, reported that 25 people were killed and 50 others were injured in the shelling. The ministry attributed the attack to Israel and stated that the shelling specifically targeted the tents of displaced individuals in the al-Mawasi area, near the ICRC base. The Israeli military has stated that the report is currently under review. The incident adds to the escalating violence in the region, with ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.