According to reports from Gaza, an Israeli strike on the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza wounded 10 people, two of them critically. The target and identities of the wounded were not specified.
A single Gaza-based source now reports that an Israeli strike in the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza wounded 10 people, two of them critically. The report follows earlier unconfirmed accounts from the same source of two attacks in the area that caused unspecified casualties despite evacuation warnings. The IDF has not commented on the latest casualty figures, and the target and identities of the wounded remain unspecified.
The thread of reports from the Nuseirat area began at 21:42 Jerusalem this evening, when a security-affiliated Arabic-language outlet first reported an IAF strike on a terror target after an evacuation warning. Within minutes, the same source reported that another terror target was expected to be struck. The source then reported that two attacks had caused casualties despite the warnings, without specifying a number. The current update from the same source now puts the wound count at 10, with two in critical condition — an increase from the earlier, unspecified reports. The source remains a single Gazan outlet; no official Israeli or Palestinian confirmation has been provided.
The Zioneer has previously reported on IDF strikes in the Nuseirat area, including an incident on July 28 in which the wound count from a separate strike in the camp rose to 9, according to a security analyst. The IDF has consistently described operations in central Gaza as targeting terror infrastructure, and has issued evacuation warnings ahead of strikes in the area.
The target of tonight's strike and the identities of those wounded have not been disclosed. The casualty figures are based on a single source and have not been independently verified. The IDF has not issued a statement.
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