Israeli attacks in Gaza claim lives, including journalist

GAZA

Numerous people, including a journalist, were killed in attacks by the Israeli army in the Gaza Strip, according to a media report on Saturday.

The army launched attacks on locations in the northern and central parts of Gaza, according to the Palestinian news agency, WAFA.

In an attack on a house in the northern Jabalia Refugee Camp, journalist Baha Ukase, along with his wife and son, were killed.

In the old city area of Gaza City, an attack on the Siyam family's home resulted in numerous casualties.

Similarly, attacks on two houses in the Ez-Zeitoun and Es-Sabra neighborhoods of Gaza City also resulted in multiple deaths and injuries.

Health teams retrieved at least three bodies from a targeted house in the Sabra neighborhood, while civil defense and health teams faced difficulties reaching the Zeytun neighborhood, which is occupied by the Israeli army.

The attacks in the central part of Gaza targeted the town of Ez-Zawayda and the Nuseirat Refugee Camp, resulting in numerous casualties.

The Gaza Media Office announced May 6 that the number of journalists killed in Gaza since Oct 7 had risen to 142.