Israeli Airstrike on Gaza Camp Kills at Least 45
Mounting International Condemnation
The international community has strongly condemned Israel's airstrike on a camp for displaced people in Rafah, Gaza. The attack, which killed at least 45 people, has been described as a "war crime" by the United Nations.
Casualties and Destruction
The airstrike struck tents in an area west of Rafah, causing widespread destruction. The Gaza health ministry reported that at least 45 people were killed and many more injured in the attack. The victims included women and children.
Israeli and Hamas Responses
Israel has claimed that the airstrike targeted Hamas officials, while Hamas has condemned the attack as a massacre. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) has stated that it is reviewing the strike following reports that civilians were killed.
Ongoing Violence
The airstrike in Rafah comes amidst ongoing violence between Israel and Hamas. The attacks have displaced thousands of Palestinians, who had sought refuge in the camp.
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