GAZA – 70% of Gaza's residents have become homeless and
displaced due to the ongoing Israeli aggression for the past 19 days, according
to the
Palestinian Red Crescent in Gaza.
اضافة اعلان
Raed al-Nims, the media officer for the
Palestinian Red Crescent, said that "1.4 million people have been displaced from their
homes due to the Israeli aggression, which destroyed their properties and
homes," which means "70% of Gaza's population have become homeless
and displaced."
He mentioned that "160 schools" affiliated with
the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) have been targeted and used as shelters for thousands of displaced
people.
The Israeli airstrikes have resulted in "19 schools
going out of service, and those within them, the displaced people, have
worsened the crisis," as reported by al-Nims.
He also pointed out that 12 hospitals and 32 sub-health centers have gone out of service, "either due to Israeli strikes on health
facilities or due to the depletion of fuel and the necessities for operating
these hospitals." He described the current situation in Gaza as
"catastrophic."
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