Gaza: Casualties from a new wave of Israeli bombardment on northern Gaza continue to stream into Kamal Adwan Hospital, following a deadly attack on the town of Beit Lahiya, according to reports from correspondents on the ground.
The overnight assault and continued strikes into the morning have killed at least 60 Palestinians, marking another deadly escalation in Israel’s ongoing military campaign across the Gaza Strip.
Emergency workers and medics say the hospital in northern Gaza is struggling to cope with the influx of the wounded, many of whom are suffering from severe blast injuries, burns, and shrapnel wounds. Some were carried in by relatives due to the lack of ambulances and fuel.
Footage and eyewitness accounts from the scene describe widespread destruction in Beit Lahiya, where residential buildings, shelters, and public infrastructure have been hit amid Israel’s intensified operations in the north.
Kamal Adwan Hospital, already stretched beyond capacity after months of war, is now facing renewed pressure. Doctors have warned they are operating with limited electricity, dwindling medical supplies, and not enough staff.
The latest wave of attacks brings the day’s death toll to over 60, with more feared dead under the rubble. Local officials and humanitarian organizations say the real number may be significantly higher once rescue efforts resume in full.
This escalation comes as international criticism grows over the scale of civilian casualties and the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where more than 2 million residents remain under siege, with little access to clean water, food, or safe shelter.
