Newborn and Toddler Among 27 Killed in Recent Israeli Airstrike in Gaza

The ongoing conflict has displaced over 80% of Gaza's population and left most hospitals out of service.

A newborn baby girl named Princess Aisha and her 2-year-old brother, Ahmed, were killed in an Israeli airstrike that destroyed their family home in Rafah, Gaza.
The Zoarab family, of which Aisha and Ahmed were members, lost at least 13 relatives in the strike, including a journalist named Adel.
The ongoing conflict, triggered by Hamas militants breaking into southern Israel, has resulted in nearly 20,000 Palestinian deaths, the majority from Israeli airstrikes.
Israel's onslaught has displaced more than 80% of Gaza's population, approximately 1.9 million people, with many seeking shelter in U.N. schools, hospitals, and tent camps.
Amid the devastation, 28 of Gaza's 36 hospitals are reported as out of service, with the remaining eight only partially operational.