Brutal massacres went ahead in Gaza on the day 193 of the Israeli war on the besieged enclave, with international organizations warning against humanitarian crises.

Continuing Israeli attacks on central Gaza’s Nuseirat refugee camp killed several Palestinians, local media reported.

Israeli fighter jets destroy a residential building in Nusseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip, today.

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In northern Gaza Strip, casualties were reported as Israeli warplanes pounded Jabalia, targeting a mosque there.

Civil defense crews rescue a little girl following the bombing of a number of homes in Jabalia refugee camp, north of Gaza.

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Israeli army vehicles reportedly surrounded a school where hundreds of people were sheltering amid gunfire and explosions in Beit Hanoun in the northern Gaza Strip.

Separately, four people, including a child, were martyred and several wounded in an Israeli attack on a house west of Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip, the Wafa news agency reported.

Earlier on Monday, two mass graves were discovered by Gaza’s Ministry of Health and the Civil Defense Forces in the north of the Gaza Strip on Monday.

The first mass grave was discovered at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, and the second was found in Beit Lahiya.

Death Toll and “Health Disaster” Health Ministry in Gaza announced that 46 people were martyred and 110 injured by Israeli strikes in the past 24 hours.

It put the death toll of citizens martyred since the start of Israeli aggression on October 7 at 33,843.

The ministry added that the number of injured Palestinians reached 76,575.

Meanwhile, the ministry warned that generators powering Gaza’s few functional hospitals around the clock for months could now lose power “at any moment.”

Doctors perform surgery at the European Hospital in Khan Younis (Anadolu news agency). Such a loss would bring about a “major health disaster”, it said, issuing an urgent appeal for new generators and the restoration of power lines in the besieged territory.

For its part, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) reported in its latest situation update that the amount of aid entering Gaza is far below the operational capacity of the open border crossings of the besieged enclave.

It added that an average of 181 aid trucks reaching Gaza daily fails to meet the Israeli occupation’s stated goal of facilitating the entry of 500 trucks per day.

One Gaza Child Killed or Injured Every 10 Minutes On the other hand, a UNICEF official said that Gaza children have become the faces of the continuing war as their stories paint a “harrowing picture” of the human consequences of the conflict.

“Children are wearing a tremendous share of the scars of this war,” UNICEF communications specialist Tess Ingram – who left Gaza on Monday after spending two weeks there – told a UN press briefing in Geneva.

Tess Ingram, UNICEF communications specialist. More than 12,000 children were injured in Gaza since October 7, 2023, she said, and this is “almost certainly an underestimate”.

“With at least 70 children injured every day, we need the number of medical evacuations to increase so children can access the care they urgently need.

And with one child killed or injured every 10 minutes, above anything else we need a ceasefire.”