KUALA LUMPUR: Gaza residents are seeking refuge and medical aid at a centre in Jabalia al-Balad, appealing to the global community for assistance amid the ongoing crisis.
Al Jazeera correspondent Anas Shareef reports that a significant number of victims are women and children, bearing the brunt of the latest assaults.
Expressing anguish, one resident stated, "They are targeting innocent children. We are hosting poor, helpless, and displaced people who can't find a place at the schools.
"Israeli forces have targeted all of us inside our houses."
Accusing Israeli forces of committing "genocide," another Palestinian issued a plea to the world: "Our message to the world is that enough is enough... stop sleeping and get up.
"Don't you feel that we are part of humanity?"
A medical professional at the hospital emphasised the collapse of the healthcare system in northern Gaza and urgently called for an "immediate ceasefire," describing the situation as "catastrophic."
"We are facing a genocide," they said.
Earlier, it was reported that Israeli airstrikes on the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza on Sunday resulted in the death of around 90 Palestinians.
According to Reuters, the spokesperson for Gaza's health ministry verified the casualties, yet Israel has not provided an immediate response.
Al Jazeera conveyed that in the recent Israeli airstrike on the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza, 25 people lost their lives, including 10 members of a single family.
The Al Jazeera team, present at Nuseirat shortly after the overnight strike, reported that the Abu Garqud family members were inside their home when the bomb struck without warning.
A young man who survived the tragic incident lamented the loss of his brothers and young nephews in the deadly strike.
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