Occupation forces fire on ambulances north of Gaza

Israel’s Occupation forces, on Sunday, February 21, shot at ambulances north of the Gaza Strip.

Palestinian medical sources reported the ambulances — which were trying to reach the area raided by the Occupation Forces, north of Gaza – came under intense Israeli fire resulting in severe damages to the vehicles.

The sources added that the ambulances managed to evacuate only one out of five wounded Palestinians, who were lying on the ground bleeding amid heavy shooting in the area.

The sources added that the continued targeting and obstruction of ambulances by the Occupation Forces can lead to premature deaths.

The Ard Abu Samra neighborhood — located in the north of a Bedouin village, north of the Gaza Strip — was heavily pounded by Israeli missiles, which targeted workers and farmers, wounding several villagers.

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