Number of Martyrs of Gaza Offensive Exceeds 100, wounded 1000

On the sixth day of the Israeli offensive against Gaza strip, the death toll surpases hundred, as the number of injured hits 1000.

Israeli air strikes were intensified on Monday to claim the lives of innocent civilians, including children and women.
At least 22 people were martyred on Monday only.

In the latest raids Islamic Jihad commander Ramez Adeeb Harb was martyred when when Israeli warplanes hit the Shurouq tower media centre in Gaza City, which houses Palestinian and international media outlets.

It was the second time the building had been hit in as many days and left another three people injured, the Hamas-run ambulance service said.

Elsewhere, two more people were martyred in bombing in Nusseirat refugee camp in central Gaza, medics said.Also during the afternoon, a missile struck a car just north of Gaza City, killing one person and injuring two others.
Medics also said 22-year-old Ramadan Mahmud died of injuries suffered in Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza on Sunday.

Another three people also succumbed to injuries sustained in the violence.
Elsewhere, a missile hit a motorcycle east of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza, killing two men and critically wounding a child who was with them, Gaza’s ambulance service said.
The two were named as Abdullah Abu Khater, 30, and Mahmud Abu Khater, 32.

An earlier strike on Qarara in the same area killed two farmers, Ibrahim al-Astal and Obama al-Astal, medics said.
In a strike on southern Gaza City, a car was hit, killing one man and injuring another three, officials said, naming him as 23-year-old Mohammed Shamalah.

Shortly before that, three people were martyred in a strike on a car in Deir al-Balah in central Gaza, all of them from the same family: Amir Bashir, Tamal Bashir and Salah Bashir.

Early in the day, two women and a child were among four martyred in a strike on Gaza City’s eastern Zeitun neighborhood — Nisma Abu Zorr, 23, Mohammed Abu Zorr, 5, Saha Abu Zorr, 20 and Ahid al-Qatati, 35.
And medics said another man had been found dead in the northern town of Beit Lahiya, naming him as Abdel Rahman al-Atar, a 50-year-old farmer.