Gaza (EFE).- Israel has killed 29 people in Gaza this Saturday. Among the victims is a family of seven in a tent in Khan Younis and 14 killed in an airstrike at a police station in Gaza City, according to medical and civil defence sources. Twenty-eight bodies have been found: a quarter are children, a third are women, and there is an elderly man, among whom are four women who were police officers, according to the Gaza Civil Defence. An Israeli missile struck the police station in the Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood, resulting in the deaths of seven people, according to a source from the Shifa Hospital morgue. Subsequently, the death toll rose to eleven after the discovery of four bodies amid the rubble. Among the deceased are at least three women who were police officers and four individuals who were in custody. Soon after, three residents of Gaza lost their lives in an Israeli attack on a family home in the western part of Gaza City, near a UN school complex. Early today, another 12 inhabitants of Gaza, including six children from two families, were killed in Israeli attacks, according to two hospitals in the region. This event occurs on one of the deadliest days since the truce began on 10 October.
