Since the early hours of this morning, the Israeli air, land and naval forces have once again subjected the eastern and northeastern regions of Gaza to heavy fire.
Publish dateSaturday 29 November 2025 - 12:11
Story Code : 338482
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): According to published reports, the occupying army's artillery targeted areas in the east of Gaza City this morning (Saturday), and Israeli military boats also fired across the sea towards the coastal neighborhoods of Gaza.
Palestinian sources also reported an artillery attack by the occupying regime on the Al-Maghazi camp in the Gaza Strip and targeting civilians in the area.
In addition, Israeli army aircraft also bombed the neighborhoods of Al-Shuja'iyah and the northeast of Al-Tuffah neighborhood in Gaza City several times.
A month after the ceasefire began, the Israeli army continues to violate it and carry out widespread attacks on various areas of Gaza, while the entry of humanitarian aid by Israel continues to be limited.
According to the Gaza government information office, 535 violations have been recorded since the ceasefire was implemented, with at least 350 people killed and around 900 injured.
At the same time, the Gaza Relief Organization announced that about 50 percent of its services have been suspended due to a lack of fuel for the operation of equipment and rescue vehicles.
According to the report, rescue teams are unable to access thousands of damaged and dangerous buildings, and search and rescue operations are at risk of completely stopping.
Also, a large part of the response to fires, explosions and building collapses has been suspended, directly threatening the lives of citizens.
The Civil Defense Administration has emphasized that activating generators in relief centers and emergency bases, and gasoline generators to eliminate hazards, are facing serious problems, and continuing relief operations is not possible without fuel supplies.
Meanwhile, the Israeli army announced the discovery of nine more bodies of Palestinian fighters in southern Gaza and claimed that more than 30 more fighters were martyred in the Rafah area. Some sources report negotiations for the fate of dozens of Hamas fighters besieged in the tunnels.
Palestinian sources also reported an artillery attack by the occupying regime on the Al-Maghazi camp in the Gaza Strip and targeting civilians in the area.
In addition, Israeli army aircraft also bombed the neighborhoods of Al-Shuja'iyah and the northeast of Al-Tuffah neighborhood in Gaza City several times.
A month after the ceasefire began, the Israeli army continues to violate it and carry out widespread attacks on various areas of Gaza, while the entry of humanitarian aid by Israel continues to be limited.
According to the Gaza government information office, 535 violations have been recorded since the ceasefire was implemented, with at least 350 people killed and around 900 injured.
At the same time, the Gaza Relief Organization announced that about 50 percent of its services have been suspended due to a lack of fuel for the operation of equipment and rescue vehicles.
According to the report, rescue teams are unable to access thousands of damaged and dangerous buildings, and search and rescue operations are at risk of completely stopping.
Also, a large part of the response to fires, explosions and building collapses has been suspended, directly threatening the lives of citizens.
The Civil Defense Administration has emphasized that activating generators in relief centers and emergency bases, and gasoline generators to eliminate hazards, are facing serious problems, and continuing relief operations is not possible without fuel supplies.
Meanwhile, the Israeli army announced the discovery of nine more bodies of Palestinian fighters in southern Gaza and claimed that more than 30 more fighters were martyred in the Rafah area. Some sources report negotiations for the fate of dozens of Hamas fighters besieged in the tunnels.
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