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by IMEMC News
Sep 27, 2025

On Friday, day 721 of Israel’s ongoing genocide in the Gaza Strip, Israeli forces continued bombing civilian areas in all parts of the Gaza Strip, killing at least 60 Palestinians while forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee for their lives from northern and central Gaza to the south.

Rescue teams continue to comb through the debris attempting to save those buried under the rubble.

Al Jazeera reports that a 17-year-old boy has died from starvation as a result of Israeli policies in Gaza, and a lack of available treatment at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in central Gaza.

Of those killed today, 25 were taken to Al-Shifa Medical Hospital, 7 to the Baptist Hospital, 3 to Al-Hilal Field Hospital – Al-Saraya, 19 to Al Awda Hospital, and 4 to Nasser Hospital.

12 of those killed were aid seekers, shot to death at the ‘aid sites’ (known to locals as ‘death traps’) established in May and run by the US corporation GHF. The 12 civilians who were shot today were killed by US and Israeli snipers at the ‘aid site’ located near the “Netsarim” area, south of Wadi Gaza in the central Gaza Strip.

In one of the multiple bombings this afternoon, 7 citizens were killed and dozens were injured, after the Israeli occupation army targeted a tent for displaced people in the central Gaza Strip.

A Wafa news correspondent reported that the Israeli occupation army bombed with drones a tent housing displaced people in the Nuseirat camp in the central Gaza Strip, resulting in the killing of at least 7 citizens and the wounding of dozens, most of them seriously, after which they were transferred to Al-Awda Hospital.

Those killed in the attack were identified as: Alyan Basil Shabat, Ahmed Hosni Suleiman, Muhammad Abdullah Suleiman, Abdullah Hosni Suleiman, Hosni Ahmed Suleiman, Halima Imad Hosni Suleiman, and Zaher Hosni Suleiman.

A Palestinian father bids a heartbreaking final farewell to his young daughter, who was killed when Israeli aircraft struck their home in Al-Shati refugee camp, western Gaza.

Oxfam expressed deep sorrow over the killing of 27-year-old psychologist Tasneem, who worked with its partner organization in Gaza.

Tasneem was killed along with her two young children in an Israeli airstrike on September 20. Tasneem, who was pregnant and had previously lost a son in another Israeli strike, was remembered as a dedicated humanitarian who continued her work despite constant danger. Her husband was critically injured in the same attack.

Oxfam also reported the destruction of two more partner facilities in recent Israeli strikes, emphasizing that aid workers must never be targeted.

A child’s cry from among the rubble of the “Nono” building in the Rimal neighborhood of Gaza after Israeli forces bombed the building:

Killed and injured children recovered from the rubble of the bombing of the Baker Family home in Al-Shati Camp West of Gaza:

Moment of an Israeli drone dropping a bomb on one of the citizens’ homes in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, northwest of Gaza City

Meanwhile, the medical charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)/ Doctors without Borders said Friday it had been forced to suspend its work in Gaza City because of the ongoing Israeli offensive there.

“We have no choice but to suspend our activities after Israeli forces surrounded our clinics,” the organization’s emergency coordinator, Jacob Granger, said in a statement from Geneva.

He stressed, “This is the last thing we wanted given the enormous needs in Gaza, where the most vulnerable people, including infants in newborn care units and those suffering from severe injuries or life-threatening diseases, are unable to move and are in great danger”.

Microsoft has ended its collaboration with Israeli military intelligence Unit 8200 after it was revealed the unit used Azure to store millions of Palestinian phone calls daily, including data used to identify Gaza airstrike targets.

Following the exposure by The Guardian, +972, and Local Call, Microsoft confirmed violations of its terms of service, stating it does not support mass civilian surveillance.

The decision follows employee and investor pressure and protests under the banner “No Azure for Apartheid,” marking the first known U.S. tech cut-off of military services to Israel since the Gaza war intensified.

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The Israeli army has killed 27 Palestinians, including 16 who were seeking humanitarian aid, in addition to dozens of injuries. Among the dead are two children while at least eighteen were injured.

The starvation of Palestinian children continues as the Israeli government continues to maintain its full closure of all borders of Gaza, preventing food and medicine from entering (which is why a flotilla of 50 humanitarian aid ships is currently on its way to Gaza to try to break the Israeli siege).

11-month-old Aysel Salem Al-Arja from Rafah died Friday morning due to malnutrition and lack of medical care, amid the strict Israeli blockade imposed on the Gaza Strip, according to medical sources.

Mai Abdul-Aziz Fathi Abu Arar (7 years old) is suffering from severe malnutrition after being displaced with her family from northern Gaza a week ago. She has lost more than half of her body weight – dropping from 22 kg (about 48.5 Ibs) to 12 kg (about 26.5 Ibs).

A number of citizens were killed and others were injured, in addition to a number of missing persons, before dawn today, Friday, after the Israeli occupation aircraft bombed a number of camps in the Gaza Strip, which has been subjected to crimes for about two years.

A medical source at Al-Awda Hospital reported that a number of citizens were killed and others were injured as a result of Israeli occupation aircraft bombing camps in the central Gaza Strip and targeting gatherings of citizens near the “Netzarim” area, south of the Wadi Gaza area.

A number of citizens were also injured, in addition to dozens missing under the rubble, as a result of the Israeli occupation aircraft destroying a number of citizens’ homes on the heads of their residents in Al-Shati camp, west of Gaza City, at dawn on Friday.

A large number of missing persons are still under the rubble of homes in Al-Shati camp after last night’s bombing, amid a complete inability to rescue them due to the lack of equipment available to the Civil Defense and citizens.

Several casualties were reported after Israeli occupation forces opened fire on aid seekers at the Netzarim Corridor in central Gaza. Local sources reported 6 killed and numerous wounded as a result of the Israeli occupation forces targeting those waiting for aid in the “Netzarim” area, south of Wadi Gaza, in the central Gaza Strip.

Several civilians were killed and injured in an Israeli strike on Al-Mashahra neighborhood, east of Gaza City.

Meanwhile, nearly 900,000 Palestinians remain steadfast on their land in Gaza City, despite the intensity of the shelling and massacres.

The Israeli occupation is attempting to displace the people of Gaza City to the center and south, both of which are witnessing harsh living conditions due to severe overcrowding, soaring prices, and non-stop Israeli occupation shelling.

Every sector of Gaza is under the Israeli occupation’s fire, from the air, land, and sea; the occupation is targeting the people of Gaza.

Dozens of civilians continue to be killed every day, and hundreds wounded, amid a health sector that is on its last legs, with backup fuel generators failing and life support systems unable to continue to function. The siege continues, all border crossings are closed, and every day a new group of people ascends.

The global Freedom Flotilla continues its voyage, with just a few days separating it from reaching Gaza to break the siege, but the Israeli occupation continues to threaten and attack the flotilla boats with drone strikes in the middle of the night.

Israel has now killed at least 65,502 Palestinians and wounded 167,376, the majority of whom are civilians, including children and women, while thousands remain under rubble across the devastated Gaza Strip since October 2023.

An Israeli army helicopter opens fire towards civilian areas in Khan Younis, southern Gaza.

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