A single source reported that two attacks in the Nuseirat area of central Gaza this evening caused several casualties, despite evacuation warnings issued before the strikes. The source did not specify the number of casualties, the identity of the attackers, or the targets. The report remains unconfirmed by official sources.
A single source reported at 22:41 Jerusalem time that two attacks in the Nuseirat area of central Gaza this evening caused several casualties, despite evacuation warnings issued before the strikes. This follows a series of reports by The Zioneer at 21:42 Jerusalem, which first reported an Israeli Air Force strike on a terror target after an evacuation warning, then noted an expected additional strike, and subsequently reported a strike at the Nuseirat camp with video released by a security-affiliated Arabic-language outlet. No casualties were mentioned in those earlier accounts.
At 21:42 Jerusalem, The Zioneer reported three developments: an IAF strike on a terror target in Nuseirat after an evacuation warning, a report that another terror target was expected to be struck, and a strike at the Nuseirat camp with video. All three were based on single sources — a security source for the first, unspecified reports for the second, and the security-affiliated outlet for the third. The current report, also from a single source, is the first in this thread to mention casualties, but remains unconfirmed by official sources.
The Zioneer has previously covered similar Israeli strikes in Gaza that were preceded by evacuation warnings, including a June 6 report of a building struck in Gaza City after an evacuation alert, and a July 23 report of a house struck in the Zahara area west of Gaza City after a warning. Those reports were also based on single sources.
The number and condition of the casualties, the identity of the attackers, and the specific targets have not been specified. The report has not been confirmed by the Israel Defense Forces or any other official source.
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