Israeli forces storm Gaza school sheltering displaced killing at least 15
Al Jazeera
Remaining displaced, many women and children, reportedly being forced out of Khalil Oweida School by Israeli forces.
At least 15 Palestinians have been killed after Israeli forces stormed a Gaza school sheltering displaced people, sources have told Al Jazeera, amid a wave of attacks across the besieged Palestinian territory killing dozens more, including two journalists overnight.
Witnesses told Al Jazeera that several others were also injured in the Israeli attack on Khalil Oweida School in Beit Hanoon in northern Gaza on Sunday.
Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud, reporting from central Gaza’s Deir el-Balah, quoted witnesses as saying many of those hurt during the storming of the school sustained “severe injuries”.
“They have nowhere to go because the Israeli military forces are encircling the area with tanks and armoured vehicles, and hammering the school with heavy artillery,” he said.
Among those killed were a family of four, including two children, after the classroom where they were sheltering took a “direct hit” from artillery fire.
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