99 Palestinians killed in genocidal Israeli attacks on Gaza

According to hospital sources and eyewitnesses, the Israeli army targeted Palestinian houses and tents, as well as civilians waiting for help, in different parts of the Gaza Strip.

77 Palestinians have lost their lives in the attacks carried out by the murderous Israeli army in the northern Gaza Strip since the morning hours.

Eighteen civilians were also killed in attacks on areas south of the Gaza Strip.

As a result of the heavy attacks of the murderous Israel on the central parts of the Gaza Strip, 4 people lost their lives.

The murderous Israeli soldiers also continue to target Gaza City with aerial and artillery fire, blowing up houses and high-rise buildings.

The attack plan that will expand the occupation and make it permanent has begun to be implemented.

The Israeli army has begun implementing its attack plan to expand and make permanent the occupation of the Gaza Strip.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had announced the occupation of the entire Gaza Strip. The Israeli Security Cabinet approved the plan to occupy Gaza City, in the north of the region, on August 8.

Israeli Defense Minister Katz, in a statement on September 15, threatened to destroy Gaza city, where they had resumed ground attacks.

The Israeli army said yesterday that it had carried out more than 150 air and artillery attacks on Gaza City in two days.

Hundreds of Palestinian families continue to migrate from north to south due to Israel's intense bombardment of the northern Gaza Strip and mandatory evacuation warnings.

Palestinians carry their children in their arms on a grueling, hours-long march, heading south under the threat of bombardment and drones.

Palestinians who reach the south face difficult conditions in temporary accommodation centers where there are shortages of food, clean water and medicine.

While many civilians lost their lives during the migration , which was described as the "road of death," the survivors are struggling to survive today, deprived of safe shelter and basic human needs.