Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Timeline of the Gaza war (13 July 2024 – 26 September 2024)" in English language version.
On June 27th, Israeli soldiers stormed the home of a family in the Shujayea neighbourhood of Gaza City in the northern part of the enclave. They wounded multiple members of the family, including a 65-year-old grandmother who was seriously hurt. Then, Israeli soldiers ran over her with a tank. In the same month, an Israeli army bulldozer testified to the Knesset how soldiers had "run over terrorists, dead and alive, in the hundreds".
The Wafa news agency also reported on the attack, saying women and children were among the dead and wounded. It identified the building the as Al-Ezz Bin Abdul Salam School.
At least 150 people have been wounded, it said.
The Israeli military fired live bullets during clashes with Palestinian resistance groups, wounding four men and killing one of them, according to Wafa.
One more person is in very critical condition, at risk of losing his life. The hospital, in its current state, does not have the capacity or supplies to save his life. So people are basically counting the minutes he has left.
On September 2, an Israeli soldier used a bulldozer to destroy the facade of Akram Nassar's house, like several others on the street.
Elsewhere, bodies of four women from the al-Arja family were recovered after an Israeli attack on the al-Tannour neighborhood east of Rafah city, Basal added.
Israeli forces have ordered civil defence crews to halt rescue efforts at a Gaza City college that was struck yesterday by an Israeli air attack. But the crews are still rushing to dig out dozens of people believed to be trapped under the rubble, Ahmed al-Kahlout, director of civil defence in northern Gaza, told Al Jazeera. He added that Israel "has warned citizens to evacuate this place several times but our crews are still working here at great risk".
A Palestinian woman and her daughter have been killed and several others injured and missing under the rubble following an Israeli attack at dawn on a house in the Tal al-Hawa neighbourhood in Gaza City, the Wafa news agency reports.
Analysis of footage of the bomb site by Al Jazeera's Sanad suggests that Israel deployed the US-manufactured 2,000-pound MK-84 bomb on the encampment.
At least 22 more are reported missing, presumed to have been vaporised by the force of the explosions.
The attack comes days after raids blamed on Israel killed 18 people in the central province of Hama, according to Syrian authorities. The Syrian Observatory said those strikes killed 27 people, including six civilians, and targeted a "scientific research area" and other sites in the province's Masyaf area.
One of the latest barrages of strikes hit a residential house in Jabalia, killing six Palestinians, including a woman and two children. The attack left behind a swathe of destruction, with civil defence workers trying to recover victims under the rubble.
At least nine people, including three children and two women, were killed as Israeli forces bombed a house in Jabalia, in northern Gaza.
At least 20 people were wounded.
Israel says some of the UNRWA employees were part of Hamas. We asked the spokesperson about this, and he said there's no evidence of this whatsoever. Israel is also saying it targeted a "Hamas command and control centre". The spokesperson said the UN is calling for an investigation into this, but as of right now, it has no evidence this is indeed the case.
In the first attack, his wife and other children were killed.
The Israeli army has said in a statement it killed the head of a special unit of the Islamic Jihad in Rafah responsible for launching rockets and missiles at Israeli targets. The army identified the victim as Ahmed Aish Salame al-Hashash and said he was killed in an air raid on Monday. The Palestinian group has not confirmed the assassination.
But the main story is in the Bureij refugee camp, where a residential building has been completely flattened. We're talking about an estimated 80 Palestinians stuck under the debris. Civil Defence workers have managed to recover the bodies of eight Palestinians who were killed. But there are still dozens under the rubble.
The following day, 25 people were killed and 708 injured, including 61 who remain in the intensive care unit.
The Israeli bomb struck the Shaheen family home in the al-Fakhoura area of the Jabalia camp in northern Gaza, killing a husband and wife, according to the Shehab news agency and the Palestinian Information Center.
The Israeli military says Shadi Zakarneh, who the army and Shin Bet identify as the head of a fighter cell in the occupied West Bank's Qabatiya city, was among seven Palestinians killed on Thursday.
In northern Gaza, six people, including two women, were killed in the bombing of the Sheikh family home in Gaza City's Daraj neighbourhood. In central Gaza, the Israeli military bombed a building housing displaced Palestinians, killing nine people, including three children and four women. In southern Gaza, 13 people were killed, including children and women, when the Israeli military bombed the Dhahir family home in Rafah. Six more were killed, including three children and two women, in the bombing of the Abu al-Hatal family home in the centre of Gaza City.
"A woman who was about to give birth in a few days was killed and her fetus came out of her womb. The victims have made nothing wrong and haven't commit any sins to be killed in such a brutal way," Ahmed added.
It said 13 children and six women were among the 21 Palestinians killed in the assault. Health officials said earlier that 22 people had been killed. Euro-Med, which sent a field and legal team to the site of the attack, said the victims included a woman who was three months pregnant. At least 30 others were wounded, including nine children who had to have their legs amputated.
Three Palestinians, including two children, have been wounded by bullets after Israeli soldiers and armoured vehicles stormed the Old City of Nablus in the occupied West Bank.
The death toll from Israeli attacks across Lebanon since Monday has risen to 558, including 50 children and 94 women, according to Lebanon's Health Minister Firass Abiad. He added that at least 1,835 people were wounded in Israeli air raids that hit Beirut and southern Lebanon.
Funerals have been held in the town of Karak, in the central Bekaa Valley, for 15 civilians killed in Israeli strikes two days ago. Civilians have suffered a considerable number of strikes here in eastern Lebanon, parts of which are considered Hezbollah strongholds.
Our colleagues on the ground are reporting that: A body of a child was found in Sheikh Radwan, north of Gaza City
Other footage showed ambulances bringing wounded men, women and children said to have been wounded in the strike to al-Aqsa hospital in the town of Deir al-Balah. The Associated Press cited hospital officials as saying that al-Awda had received 10 bodies and al-Aqsa another four, and that they included one woman and two children.
On Tuesday, the civil defence spokesman in Hamas-run Gaza said an Israeli raid on a college killed two people and injured 30. Israel's military said it had targeted "Hamas terrorists who were operating inside a command-and-control centre ... embedded inside a compound that previously served as the Numaa College in Gaza City".
In Nuseirat, one of the territory's eight historic refugee camps, an Israeli airstrike killed two women and two children.
Hamas said on Wednesday that its negotiators had reiterated its readiness to implement an "immediate" ceasefire with Israel in Gaza based on a previous US proposal without new conditions from any party.
According to the probe, the helicopter was not hit by enemy fire, and the crash occurred moments before the aircraft was supposed to land, meaning it did not fall from a significant height.
Earlier today, at least four civilians were killed, including two brothers, and others were injured after the occupation warplanes bombed a house in Khan Yunis city in the southern Gaza Strip.
Hamas said on Wednesday that its negotiators had reiterated its readiness to implement an "immediate" ceasefire with Israel in Gaza based on a previous US proposal without new conditions from any party.
