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Ammon News - Four Palestinian civilians were killed and others were injured on Tuesday when the Israeli occupation bombed a house east of Gaza City.

Medical sources said that four people were killed and others were injured when the occupation targeted a house belonging to Al-Shurafa family on the old Gaza Street in Al-Tuffah neighborhood east of Gaza City.

They were transferred to the Baptist Hospital in the city.

The occupation army also blew up residential buildings west of Jabalia camp north of the Gaza Strip.

At least 29 people, including children and women, were killed at dawn today as a result of Israeli occupation aircraft bombing homes and tents housing displaced people in various areas of the Gaza Strip, including Beit Lahia, Deir al-Balah, Az-Zawayda, and Khan Yunis.

In Beit Lahia, north of the Strip, 20 civilians were killed as a result of violent bombing that targeted a house that was sheltering displaced people, while the occupation's bombing of a tent for displaced people in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza, resulted in the death of two and the injury of others, including children.

Four citizens were also killed and others were injured as a result of the shelling of a tent for displaced people in Al-Zawaida area.

In Ma'an area east of Khan Yunis, three citizens, including a child, were killed as a result of targeting a tent sheltering displaced people.

Meanwhile, local sources said, that a number of citizens were injured as a result of the occupation shelling a house in the town of Abasan Al-Kabira east of Khan Yunis.

The vicinity of Al-Zeitoun Martyrs Clinic in the Al-Zeitoun neighborhood also saw artillery shelling, coinciding with heavy gunfire from occupation vehicles.

Local health authorities confirmed that the Palestinian death toll from the Israeli onslaught since October 7 has risen to 43,374 reported fatalities, with an additional 102,261 individuals sustaining injuries. The majority of the victims are women and children.

According to the same sources, emergency services are still unable to reach many casualties and dead bodies trapped under the rubble or scattered on roads across the war-torn enclave, as Israeli occupation forces continue to obstruct the movement of ambulance and civil defense crews.