Day 642: Barbaric ‘israeli’ regime Continued Military Operations in Gaza

Israeli military operations against the Gaza Strip persisted for the 642nd day on Wednesday, characterized by airstrikes, artillery shelling, and live fire, resulting in civilian casualties including those of displaced families. The actions have occurred amidst full political and military support from the United States, widespread silence from the international community, and notable disengagement by global actors.

Correspondents have reported that the Israeli military has launched multiple airstrikes and has been responsible for additional massacres, exacerbating the plight of over two million displaced individuals facing an acute famine.

Recent Updates

Medical sources have reported the deaths of multiple civilians and the wounding of numerous others in different areas of Gaza as a result of Israeli airstrikes, artillery bombardment, and sniper fire that began at dawn on Wednesday.

Medical teams at the Kuwait Specialized Field Hospital “Shifa Palestine” have confirmed numerous injuries following strikes by Israeli warplanes on tents housing displaced individuals near Al-Sumoud Camp, west of Khan Yunis, in the early hours of the morning.

Mohammed Abu Ghazaleh has died from the injuries he sustained in an Israeli strike on his residence in Deir al-Balah two days prior. His passing adds to the tragic loss of his family members, who were killed at the onset of the conflict.

Israeli warplanes have launched an attack on a tent sheltering displaced individuals near Al-Aqsa University, situated to the west of Khan Yunis.

A correspondent has confirmed that an individual sustained injuries following an Israeli airstrike targeting an apartment within the Hamad family building in Block 1 of the Nuseirat camp, located in central Gaza.

In a recent development, an Israeli helicopter strike targeted a residence near the bus stop in Al-Bureij refugee camp, located in central Gaza, early today. The attack resulted in the deaths of a man and a woman, with additional individuals sustaining injuries.

Ten individuals, comprising three children and three women, lost their lives and more than 30 others sustained injuries following an airstrike by Israeli warplanes on the Joudeh family residence west of the Al-Shati refugee camp in Gaza City.

The Israeli air force conducted airstrikes on targets in eastern Gaza City, accompanied by artillery shelling of the Al-Zaytoun and Al-Shuja’iya neighborhoods shortly after midnight.

A fatality occurred last night following an Israeli airstrike in the Al-Mawasi region, located to the west of Khan Yunis.

Reports have emerged of a continuing genocide, drawing significant international attention and concern. The global community is closely monitoring the situation, with numerous human rights organizations calling for immediate action to halt the atrocities and provide aid to affected populations.

With comprehensive support from the United States, Israel’s military campaign has led to significant casualties and humanitarian challenges, as reported by Gaza’s Health Ministry. The conflict has resulted in 57,575 fatalities, 136,879 injuries, and left over 11,000 individuals unaccounted for. Compounding the crisis, a famine has emerged, claiming additional lives, and more than 2 million Palestinians have been forcibly displaced amid extensive devastation.

Since Israel breached the ceasefire on March 18, 2025, and recommenced its offensive operations, 7,013 individuals have lost their lives and 24,838 have sustained injuries.

Since May 27, Israel’s transformation of restricted aid distribution sites into hazardous areas has resulted in the deaths of 766 individuals, over 5,044 injuries, and 39 missing persons. This development comes amid allegations of Israel utilizing the US-Israeli-supported “Gaza Humanitarian Foundation” — a mechanism reportedly dismissed by the UN — as a means to enforce compliance and fatalities under the pretense of delivering “humanitarian aid.”

According to reports, the Israeli military actions have resulted in the deaths of 1,581 healthcare workers, 115 civil defense personnel, 220 journalists, and 754 law enforcement officers and aid security staff.

Israel has reportedly been involved in over 15,000 acts of violence, affecting more than 14,000 families, with 2,500 families completely removed from official records.

According to the Government Media Office and data from the United Nations, more than 88% of buildings in Gaza have been destroyed, resulting in total losses surpassing $62 billion.

Israeli military operations have resulted in the control of approximately 77% of Gaza’s territory, achieved through a combination of invasion tactics, substantial firepower, and the displacement of local populations.

The Israeli military has reportedly demolished 149 educational facilities, including schools and universities, in their entirety, and partially damaged an additional 369. Moreover, 828 mosques have been completely destroyed, alongside 167 that have been partially impacted. Of the 60 cemeteries, 19 have faced destruction.