64 Palestinians in Israeli attacks throughout Gaza: Civil defense Xinhua

Gaza, May 20 (Xinhua) – At least 64 Palestinians were killed in Gaza on Tuesraeli attacks in Gaza, said Mahmoud Basal, spokesman for civil defense in Gaza.

Near the city of Gaza, 13 people, including women and children, were killed and several others in an Israeli air raid on the Musa bin Nusair school east of the city that fears people.

In the central Gaza, 13 people were killed in an Israeli air raid in a dormitory in the Abu Samra family in the Al-Mahatta district east of Deir Al-Balah, and 15 more were killed and several other injuries in an Israeli air raid on an attachment, in which the population of Nuseirat refugee refugees was housed.

Nine people were killed in the north of Gaza when an Israeli air raid met the home of the Al-Maqeed family in Jabalia, and four others were killed in an Israeli attack on the sales of the Khalifa School in Beit Lahia.

In southern Gaza, eight people were killed in two Israeli attacks in Khan Younis, he said.

In the meantime, Ahed Samour, director of basic care for the health authorities based in Gaza, said in a press release that the Gaza health system “puts” warning about the risk of a “health disaster in the coming months due to the lack of basic vaccines”.

“Health institutions shrink” in the middle of “almost non -existent” part of drugs, basic articles and non -functioning medical devices, said Samour.

Israel stopped the entry of goods and deliveries on March 2 after the first phase of a ceasefire contract with Hamas in January. It resumed attacks on Gaza Strip on March 18, which, according to the health authorities based in Gaza, were killed more than 3,300 people and injured over 9,350.

At the weekend, Israel started his new military campaign, which Gideon's Chariot was called, and aimed to confiscate important parts of the Gaza Strip, further south and resume the humanitarian distribution of aids under Strander Israeli supervision.

On Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel would allow the entry of a “minimal and fundamental” auxiliary volume in Gaza Strip to prevent “images of mass hungry”. Later, five UN AID Trucks entered Gaza on Monday through Israel's Kerem Shalom Border crossing after being subjected to security inspections.

On Tuesday, Israeli military spokesman Avichay Adraee said in a statement that Israel “entered a new phase (of the company) that differ in size and strength” in order to achieve his goals, to return the hostages and defeat Hamas.■