AID groups have said they are “horrified” by an Israeli air strike on tents housing displaced people in Rafah.
Footage from the scene showed widespread destruction at a camp with a large fire overtaking the area.
The Red Cross meanwhile said its field hospital in Rafah was receiving an influx of casualties, and that other hospitals were also taking in a large number of patients.Writing on Twitter/X, aid group Médecins Sans Frontières said: “We are horrified by this deadly event, which shows once again that nowhere is safe.
“The appalling heartless leaders who could not even find the words to condemn a massacre that has been live-streamed on our phones for months.”
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