Israeli Airstrike on U.N. School in Gaza
The aftermath of an Israeli airstrike on a U.N. school in Gaza resulted in the deaths of more than 30 people, including children. The Israeli military used a U.S.-made bomb improperly, causing high civilian casualties. The U.N. school was sheltering displaced families, and the situation in Gaza remains dire.
Key Points
- Israeli airstrike on U.N. school in Nuseirat, Gaza resulted in over 30 deaths, including children
- Israeli military used a U.S.-made bomb improperly, causing high civilian casualties
- School was sheltering displaced families who had been fleeing conflict multiple times