At least 10 people were wounded after a mortar struck a residential neighborhood in Gaza early this morning. Emergency responders are on the scene and hospitals are treating the injured. Details remain preliminary, and authorities and witnesses are expected to provide more information as investigations continue.
Israel Fires Mortar at Gaza Residential Neighborhood; At Least 10 Wounded
Israeli forces fired a mortar into a residential neighborhood in Gaza early this morning, wounding at least 10 people, according to initial reports. Emergency responders are on site and hospitals are treating the injured while authorities and witnesses continue to provide information as it becomes available.
What Happened
The incident was reported at approximately 5:13 a.m. GMT. Preliminary accounts indicate that the mortar struck a populated area, injuring at least 10 people. There are no confirmed reports of fatalities at this time, and details about the exact location and the identities of those hurt remain under investigation.
Response And Context
Medical teams and first responders are assessing the scene and transporting the wounded to nearby hospitals. The strike comes amid heightened regional tensions and raises urgent concerns about civilian safety in densely populated areas. Authorities and eyewitnesses are expected to release further details as emergency crews complete their initial assessment.
Note: Information is preliminary and may change as officials provide updates.
