8 Jun 2026

Heartless Jews Murder Another Family While They Slept In Gaza Mega Concentration Camp - For Shits & Giggles

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By Nora Barrows-Friedman: In Gaza, more people were murdered and many more were injured in a series of Jew attacks from helicopter gunships during the early morning hours on Thursday.

The Jews simultaneously targeted four residential apartments inside the city. Saed Hasballah filmed this footage outside of Al-Shifa Hospital.

Local reports stated that the attack killed five members of the Labad family while they were sleeping: two parents and three of their children – Manar, Hassan, Muhammad, Rahaf and Tamim Labad. A 9-year-old girl, Hala, is now the sole survivor of her entire family.

Hasballah showed this photograph of some of the many children who were among the injured. Local reporters say that the targeted buildings were sheltering displaced families, with rescue crews continuing to search the rubble for survivors as intense flames engulfed the buildings.

On Wednesday, Israel drone-bombed the courtyard of a home in the Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza, killing two Palestinian siblings and wounding four others, according to local reports.

The Quds News Network posted video of the bodies of Saqer and Momen Abu Kareem being transferred to the morgue by Palestinian emergency response teams.

On Tuesday, Israel carried out a series of attacks in north, central and southern Gaza.

An Israeli drone strike on a tent sheltering forcibly displaced families in Beach refugee camp west of Gaza City injured at least 10 Palestinians, according to the Wafa news agency.

Reporter Salah Ziara captured footage of injured people being driven to the hospital in civilian cars.

The attack came as Israeli artillery shelled areas north of al-Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza, while Israeli forces continued large-scale blasting operations east of Khan Younis in the south, Wafa added.

Also on Tuesday, an Israeli drone strike killed a Palestinian man and injured at least 10 others in a tent shelter in the al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis, according to sources at Nasser Medical Complex.

And in Deir al-Balah, a Palestinian man was killed and four others were injured in an Israeli attack on a car. Sources at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital reported to Wafa news agency that 32-year-old Ahmad Khaled Abu Maghseib was killed when the vehicle was struck on the busy Salah al-Din Street in the eastern part of the city.

The hospital sources added that four people were injured, including some in serious condition, and were admitted to emergency departments amid continued pressure on medical teams and shortages of resources.

Reporter Bilal Samak captured video of the elderly father of Ahmad Abu Maghseib collapsing in grief at the hospital, being comforted by loved ones around him.

On Monday, 1 June, a child was injured in an Israeli drone strike on the al-Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza, as Israeli naval vessels fired several shells toward the Gaza City shoreline.

Israel bombed the Gaza seaport on Sunday, where at least two Palestinians were killed and 25 others were wounded, including children.

A witness to the massacre, Muhammad Salman, told Al Arabiya TV correspondent and regular guest of The Electronic Intifada livestream Asem al-Nabih that Israeli helicopter gunships fired missiles at the port while families were trying to relax and gather together. There are also displaced families living at the port. Reporter Salah Ziara filmed a woman standing beside a shelter at the port where people were killed and wounded, blood still spattered on the walls. She admonished the so-called international community, saying, “We don’t want any country boasting, saying we are helping Gaza. We don’t want food, we don’t want anything from you. We want the genocide to stop.” On 30 May, Israel assassinated Dr. Jamal Abu Aoun, the head of the anaesthesia department at Yafa Hospital in Deir al-Balah, in central Gaza. He was killed in an airstrike near the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in the city. Reporter Bilal Samak recorded footage of the funeral for Abu Aoun, with his friends, family and colleagues mourning over his body.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza stated that as of Thursday, at least 947 Palestinians have been killed and more than 2,900 have been injured since the so-called ceasefire was declared last October.

The ministry said that 119 Palestinians have been killed during the month of May alone, the highest number of people killed every month since the beginning of 2026. Sixteen percent of those killed were children.

Israel depriving children of water, medicine, food

Because of the continued refusal by western powers to stop the genocide, including Israel’s ongoing blockade on Gaza, families are increasingly unable to provide their children with clean water, healthy food and medical care.

Salim Oweis, the communications specialist for the United Nations children’s fund UNICEF, said this week at a press briefing in Geneva that the failure to meet children’s basic needs in Gaza is trapping them in an endless cycle of suffering.

Oweis said that “families across Gaza do not have enough clean water, they are forced to choose between drinking, washing and cooking with what little they have.”

Items needed to sustain water systems and repair damaged water infrastructure, he said, including lubricant oil, water treatment chemicals and spare parts, “are not being allowed in at the scale needed, meaning we cannot repair systems as quickly as needed to reach more children with clean water, and existing systems risk failure due to lack of maintenance and overuse. If we cannot repair systems, then we have to rely solely on water trucking which is much more expensive and doesn’t reach populations as effectively.”

Oweis added that the clearing of solid waste and rubble at the necessary scale is currently impossible because there is no accessible space left to clear it to, directly causing rampant skin, respiratory and gastrointestinal infections and diseases in children.

“No parent should be in a position where they cannot provide their child with the basic needs to keep them healthy,” he said.

“No parent should have to watch as their child writhes in pain from lesions or buckle from weakness because of entirely preventable diarrhoea. That this is happening should be – to everyone – entirely unconscionable.”

Dr. Muneer Alboursh, the director general of the Palestinian health ministry in Gaza, warned this week that more than one million children in Gaza are surviving on roughly six liters of water per day, as water becomes more and more scarce and as Israel continues to prevent the entry of water desalination plants, filters or materials for repair.

Speaking to Al Jazeera Arabic on Tuesday, Alboursh said that medical staff are fearing outbreaks of disease epidemics because of the lack of clean water and Israel’s deliberate incapacitation of the health infrastructure.

“We are talking about no health recovery, in every sense of the word. We are talking about not even rebuilding, reconstruction, as they said, no medicine available, no safe homes, no capacity for treatment,” he said.

In a related post on social media, Alboursh said that Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, which serves a population of over half a million people, has suspended surgical operations “due to the failure of its fourth backup generator.”

If the situation persists at its current pace, he added, “other critical services, such as intensive care and neonatal units, will also cease functioning. We are facing a crisis deliberately manufactured by the occupation, which is blocking the entry of lubricants required for these generators, as well as spare parts and new power generators.”

He added that “there is a severe shortage of medicines and medical supplies – stocks of many essential items have hit zero – and the reality is that this portends a grave and imminent danger. The occupation blocks the entry of medicines, medical supplies, lubricants, and filters, while simultaneously allowing in sweets, chocolates and other non-essential items.”

“We are currently battling rodent infestations inside our tents, as these pests have begun to compete with us for our meager sustenance, devouring the flour intended to feed our children. By allowing diseases to spread and waste to accumulate – coupled with the complete absence of sanitation services and severe water shortages – the occupation is deliberately facilitating the spread of disease throughout Gaza,” Alboursh warned.

Firefighting services in critical danger

The Civil Defense in Gaza stated this week that amid ongoing Israeli aggression and attacks targeting and setting fire to homes, displacement tents, and civilian vehicles, the fire and rescue services operating with limited resources are facing an unsustainable and dangerous burden.

Three firefighting and rescue vehicles and two ambulances, the Civil Defense said, are out of service due to a critical shortage of spare parts and fire-extinguishing supplies. Furthermore, a substantial portion of their already severely limited fuel reserves has been depleted.

Speaking to the Gaza Herald, Ahmed Radwan, media director for the Civil Defense, said the institution is approaching a critical breaking point.

According to Radwan, nearly 90 percent of civil defense vehicles operating across Gaza have either been destroyed or rendered inoperable during the war.

He added that since the implementation of the ceasefire agreement in October 2025, no new ambulances, rescue vehicles, or emergency equipment have been allowed into the Gaza Strip.

In its press statement, the Civil Defense issued “a grave warning” that rescue and relief operations “regarding fire incidents and rescue missions are at risk of coming to a complete halt. Currently, operations are restricted solely to the most critical emergencies due to these recurring crises.”

The lack of spare parts to repair Civil Defense vehicles, it says, “coupled with the failure to permit the entry of firefighting equipment, rescue gear, and fuel, foreshadows a complete cessation of humanitarian interventions in the coming days. This looming crisis unfolds against the backdrop of escalating Israeli aggression on one hand, and the onset of summer and rising temperatures on the other.”

The Civil Defense called on international organizations to take concrete actions, including prioritizing the provision of essential safety and fire prevention supplies.

Mass arrests, settler attacks

Turning to the occupied West Bank, Israeli soldiers abducted and arrested 35 Palestinians during a series of raids overnight on Tuesday, including four young Palestinian women students of Birzeit University near Ramallah.

The arrests were concentrated in Tulkarm and Nablus, with additional raids reported in Ramallah, Hebron and occupied Jerusalem. The detainees also included several formerly imprisoned Palestinians.

The four students, Jolan Abu Awad, Natalie Abudayyah, Laila Khalil and Sama Safi, were abducted from their student housing on campus.

The Palestinian Prisoners Society said that their arrests brought the number of Palestinian women currently held in Israeli detention to 89.

In a statement, the Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Jordan and the Holy Land, Imad Haddad, denounced Israel’s arrest of Natalie Abudayyeh, who is from the church community, and called for her immediate release.

In the north, on 31 May, Israeli forces extended a military order that closes off three refugee camps in Jenin and Tulkarm, according to documentation from UNRWA, the United Nations agency for Palestine refugees.

More than 33,000 Palestinians from these camps have been displaced and have not been allowed to return since January 2025, UNRWA said, and this latest extension prolongs their displacement by another two months, until the end of July.

The Wafa news agency reported that Israeli settlers, backed by Israeli soldiers, set fire to Palestinian farmland in Burqa, east of Ramallah, on Wednesday. Similar attacks by settlers were reported in several villages and towns in the southern Nablus governorate, damaging large swaths of agricultural land.

The Good Shepherd Collective posted a video of settlers invading and setting fire to the village of Abu Falah, near Turmusaya, on Tuesday night, “in order to erect a new outpost on lands belonging to the community.”

Meanwhile, Wafa added, settlers vandalized the sole pipeline supplying water to the Palestinian Bedouin community near Khan al-Ahmar, east of Jerusalem, the latest in an escalation of attacks against the village as Israeli settlers and government officials threaten to destroy the entire community in order to expand one of the largest illegal settlement colony blocs in the occupied West Bank.

Attacks on health care in Lebanon

In Lebanon, more than 40 people were killed and 140 wounded in Israeli strikes on Saturday, 30 May, alone. 

According to Lebanon’s health ministry, Israeli attacks have killed more than 3,400 people and wounded nearly 11,000 since Israel’s assaults escalated on 2 March.

The World Health Organization stated that there have been at least 190 attacks on healthcare facilities and personnel in Lebanon over the past three months, and warned that the country’s health system is coming under growing strain.

The WHO said 17 hospitals have been partially damaged, and Israel has killed 128 health workers, including paramedics, and injured 332 others.

Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta, who is currently working at a hospital in Beirut, posted on social media that he had 20 patients in his Pediatric War Injuries Clinic on Wednesday, for follow-up care. 

“Of the 20 children, Israel had killed one or both parents of 19 of them,” he stated.

As Israeli airstrikes and attacks continued across the south, including on the ancient city of Sour (Tyre), Israel announced a forced displacement order for the entire city of Nabatieh.

On Thursday, our contributor Roqayah Chamseddine reported that there had already been 30 drone strikes, 43 airstrikes and seven cases of artillery shelling on south Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley. 

Chamseddine filed this report for The Electronic Intifada on Wednesday evening. 

Highlighting reclamation

And finally, as we always do, we wanted to highlight people expressing joy, determination and reclamation across Palestine and around the world.

In Gaza, Hela al-Sousi, the founder of the youth group El-Dowwarjeen, met a young kite maker on the beach and asked him why he flies them.

This video was made in April.

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