Israeli Airstrike on Gaza School Shelter Leaves Dozens Dead

The attack, targeting alleged militants, has drawn international concern over civilian casualties and humanitarian conditions.

At least 28 people, including children, were killed in an Israeli airstrike on a school used as a shelter in the Jabaliya neighborhood of Gaza City.
The Israeli military claims the school was being used by Hamas and Islamic Jihad militants, though Hamas denies these allegations.
Health officials report that the attack also injured dozens and caused a significant fire, exacerbated by the lack of water for firefighting.
The United Nations and human rights groups have warned that forced evacuations and blockades in northern Gaza may constitute war crimes.
Following international pressure, Israel has allowed limited aid into northern Gaza, but humanitarian conditions remain dire.