Date: June 30, 2025
Gaza City – A fresh wave of Israeli airstrikes has displaced hundreds of families across Gaza, according to local witnesses and humanitarian groups. The bombardment, which intensified overnight, has left entire neighborhoods in ruins and deepened an already dire humanitarian crisis.
Residents described scenes of chaos as bombs struck residential areas, forcing families to abandon their homes in search of shelter. “We barely escaped with our children,” said Ahmed, a father of four from northern Gaza. “There was smoke and fire everywhere.”
Health officials in Gaza reported dozens of injuries, including women and children, though the full casualty toll remains unclear. Emergency services have struggled to reach some of the hardest-hit areas due to damaged roads and ongoing strikes.
The Israeli military stated the airstrikes targeted sites linked to militant groups, following what it described as increased rocket fire from Gaza. However, local reports suggest civilian areas have suffered significant destruction.
International organizations are warning of worsening humanitarian conditions, with thousands now living in overcrowded shelters or sleeping in the open. “The situation is catastrophic,” said a spokesperson for a Gaza-based aid agency. “People need food, water, and medical care immediately.”
As tensions continue to rise, diplomatic efforts to broker a ceasefire have so far failed to gain traction.
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