The death toll in Israel's attack on the El-Mevasi region in Gaza has risen to 90.

The number of casualties in the Israeli army's airstrike on the El-Mevasa area in Gaza has risen to 90, with 300 injured.

DEATH TOLL RISES TO 90

The latest figures from the Ministry of Health in Gaza reveal the number of casualties in the attack. The statement stated that 90 people, including women and children, were killed and 300 injured in the heinous attack on Mevasa, with some of the injured in critical condition.

In a previous statement, the Ministry of Health announced that 71 people were killed and 289 injured in the attack.

STATEMENT FROM HAMAS

In a statement from the Hamas media office, it was said that "the Israeli occupation army carried out a massacre by bombing the tent camps where displaced people in Khan Yunus were staying. More than 100 people were killed or injured in this horrific massacre, including civilian emergency workers."

ATTACKS CONTINUE IN VARIOUS PARTS OF GAZA STRIP

Meanwhile, in the recent attacks by the Israeli army on various parts of the Gaza Strip, a large number of Palestinians were killed and injured. Israeli warplanes bombed the house of the "Er-Rai" family in Deyr el-Belah. It was reported that civil defense teams recovered the bodies of 3 children and 2 others from the rubble, and the bodies were taken to the Aksa Martyrs Hospital morgue.

In Tel el-Heva, Israel fired at civilians with "quadcopter" type unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). No information was given about the casualties in the attack. It was reported that Israeli forces also carried out artillery attacks on the Industrial area of Gaza City, the Et-Tayaran Junction, and the Tel el-Heva neighborhood, resulting in deaths and injuries.

INTENSE AIRSTRIKES AND ARTILLERY ATTACKS

According to eyewitnesses, Israeli forces carried out two airstrikes on the east of Khan Yunus and near the Islamic University, resulting in deaths and injuries. Witnesses reported that intense airstrikes and artillery attacks on various locations in the southern city of Rafah continued throughout the night.

Since the attacks on Gaza began on October 7th, the number of Palestinians killed has reached 38,345, with 88,295 injured.