加沙居民：以军轰炸袭击不停 这里没有安全可言

Recently, the southern Gaza Strip city of Khan Younis and the northern Jabalia refugee camp were subjected to airstrikes by the Israeli military. Data released by the Gaza health department on the 19th indicated that in the past 24 hours, the Israeli attacks resulted in 3 deaths and 3 injuries in the Gaza Strip, with individuals still trapped under the rubble. Currently, the Israeli military has not responded to the two attacks.

On the same day, the Israeli military carried out airstrikes in the Mawasi area of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, destroying multiple tents of displaced families and leaving large craters. Displaced residents in the area reported that the main water supply pipeline was also severely damaged in the Israeli airstrikes.

Displaced resident Hatem Saka: After the Israeli military issued a warning of missile strikes, people began to evacuate westward. Around 1:30 PM on the 19th, I thought the Israeli military was just bluffing, so I approached the tent and sat nearby. As a result, the Israeli missiles accurately hit this area. The Israeli military claimed the target of the attack was a tunnel, but upon inspection, we found that there were no tunnels here; what was destroyed was the water supply pipeline used by 50,000 residents—everyone in the Mawasi area relies on this pipeline for water.

Meanwhile, buildings in the northern Jabalia refugee camp have also been severely damaged in recent airstrikes by the Israeli military.

Local resident Umm Mansour: We witnessed our neighbor's house collapse. While they say the conflict has ceased, in reality, the flames of war have never been extinguished. We live in fear every day, surrounded by ruins. As long as the bombings continue, there is no safety here. Most people are displaced, living in tents. A single stone can injure us; how can we talk about a stable life? What are we supposed to do, and where can we go?