At least 12 displaced Palestinians killed in Israeli strike on Gaza school
Al Jazeera
Israeli raids in Gaza kill 27 more Palestinians, including 19 in north – under a military siege for more than a month.
At least 12 Palestinians were killed and several others wounded after Israeli forces bombed a school-turned-shelter for displaced people in northern Gaza.
Gaza’s Civil Defence agency on Thursday said the attack took place on a school in the Shati refugee camp in Gaza City. Since dawn, Israeli raids in Gaza have killed 27 Palestinians, including 19 in the north, where an Israeli military siege has been going on for more than a month.
Medics said at least 30 people were injured in the bombing of the Shati Elementary Boys School, which is linked to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA). Israel earlier this week officially notified the UN of cutting ties with UNRWA – the main humanitarian agency for the residents in Gaza.
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