Day 633 of Genocide in Gaza: Bombing and Killing Continue

Gaza, 30 June – (www.deccanlive.com): The war of genocide forced on Gaza by Israel, with full support from the United States, has entered its 633rd day. This day also began under the shadow of heavy bombings, killings, hunger, displacement, and the world’s shocking silence.

Israeli aircraft, tanks, and drones carried out dozens of attacks across Gaza, mainly targeting innocent civilians, homes, hospitals, schools, aid centers, and refugee camps.

Key Incidents Today:

• Several Palestinians were killed and many injured in new Israeli attacks on various areas.
• In Deir al-Balah, journalist Mohammed Sikeek was injured by shrapnel during an attack near Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital. Several others were hurt in a tent near the same hospital.
• In southeast Gaza (Zaytoun), an airstrike hit the Salama family’s home.
• A Palestinian woman, Amal Harazin, was killed by a drone strike on a group of civilians.
• In northwest Rafah, Israeli forces opened fire near a U.S. aid distribution center, killing 10 Palestinians.
• In Zaytoun, another airstrike killed 10 more Palestinians.
• In Jabalia al-Balad, a group of civilians was attacked, leading to several deaths and injuries.
• A drone attack in al-Sikka Street killed one person. Another bomb fell near Yafa Hospital but caused no casualties.
• Remains of a missing man, Hussam Bardawil, were found in Al-Bayader, west of Nuseirat.
• In Khan Younis, three people from the Abu Mustafa family were killed:
  Najiya Ibrahim Musa Abu Mustafa
  Salah Abdul Munim Salman Abu Mustafa
  Abdullah Abdul Munim Salman Abu Mustafa
• Four other deaths were confirmed by Nasser Medical Complex in central and northern Khan Younis.
• Drone and tank shelling continued across areas like Deir al-Balah, eastern Gaza (Zaytoun), and Khan Younis.
• In Al-Mawasi, one person was killed in a bombing on a tent.
• Journalist Hatem Salmi was injured during a bombing in Al-Tuffah, eastern Gaza.
• Before sunrise, airstrikes hit Al-Falah School and other eastern areas.
• In Al-Mawasi, Khan Younis, a tent of Dr. Salah Rantisi was bombed, injuring many.
• In Al-Shati Camp, west Gaza, 5 people were killed and several injured near Shuhada Square.

Overall Humanitarian Crisis:

• Over 56,500 people have been killed so far.
• Around 133,419 wounded and over 11,000 missing.
• Food shortages have taken more lives.
• Over 2 million Palestinians are now homeless, living in camps or open areas.

Since Israel violated the ceasefire on March 18, 2025:

• 6,175 Palestinians have been killed.
• 21,378 wounded.

After attacks on aid centers starting May 27:

• 580 killed, 4,216 injured, and 39 missing.

The so-called “Gaza Humanitarian Foundation” by Israel and the U.S. is being used as a cover for more attacks. Even the UN has rejected this project.

So far, Israel has killed:

• 1,580 medical staff
• 115 civil defense workers
• 220 aid volunteers
• 754 security personnel

Over 15,000 mass killings have occurred.

• 14,000 families have been targeted.
• 2,500 families completely wiped out.

Damage to Infrastructure:

• 88% of Gaza’s buildings are destroyed.
• Estimated damage exceeds \$62 billion.
• Israel controls 77% of Gaza through force and displacement.

Damage to Education and Religion:

• 149 schools and universities completely destroyed, 369 partially.
• 828 mosques destroyed, 167 damaged.
• Out of 60 cemeteries, 19 have been destroyed.

This is a humanitarian catastrophe continuing under international silence and foreign support.