Airwars assessment
On Tuesday, October 24th, 2023, an Israeli aircraft allegedly bombed a house for the Al-Nawajah family in the Al-Amal neighbourhood in Khan Yunis. According to reports, three civilians were killed, and between 10 and 16 others were injured in the attack. No further information regarding identification has been made public.
The house, across the street from the Al-Hilal Hospital and near to both the Red Crescent headquarters and Al-Rahma mosque, appeared completely demolished. Images of civilians and Red Crescent volunteers searching the rubble for casualties were shared by Twitter/X user @myreturnnet. One image shows a man carrying two children away from the scene, apparently unharmed. Another photograph, shared by user @DabeCerocool001, shows four men carrying an injured man from his limbs.
Both Shehab Agency and Palinfo News reported that three people were killed, but did not include specifics. Many other sources reported that 15 had been injured, with one source @hamza198708 claiming 16 had been wounded. Facebook user Basma al-Farra reported all casualties were taken to the Nasser Hospital.
Where sources identified the belligerent, all sources attributed the strikes to Israeli forces.
The local time of the incident is unknown.
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