At least 17 Palestinians, including more than ten children, were martyred, and dozens were injured at dawn Thursday, after the Israeli occupation forces targeted two homes in the cities of Gaza and Rafah.Palestinian news agency (WAFA) reported that 16 Palestinians, including ten children, were martyred, and a number of citizens were injured following the occupation bombing of a house in Al-Daraj neighborhood in central Gaza City.A person was killed after the occupation forces targeted a house belonging to Al-Shaer family in Rafah, WAFA added.The occupation forces targeted, Thursday dawn, a house in Nuseirat Camp in the central Gaza Strip, leading to eight martyrs.The unprecedented Israeli occupation aggression against the Gaza Strip by sea, land and air has been continuing for 230 days, causing a complete humanitarian catastrophe embodied by tens of thousands of martyrs, wounded and missing persons, along with massive destruction of vital infrastructure and facilities.
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