News - Yemen: A government official in Gaza praised Yemen's continuous support for the Palestinian people since the start of the Al-Aqsa Flood operation on October 7 of last year.

The Director of the Government Media Office in Gaza, Ismail Al-Thawabita, on Sunday called on all Arab and Islamic countries to follow Yemen and Lebanon's example in supporting the Palestinian people.

He highlighted the daily massacres committed by the Zionist entity against Palestinians, along with the destruction of the healthcare system in northern Gaza.

Al-Thawabita explained that the entire Gaza Strip is under fire, with the enemy targeting civilian gatherings to commit massacres. He also noted that medical teams are performing surgeries without sterilization and anesthesia due to the ongoing siege.

His remarks come amid escalating genocide crimes by the Zionist entity in Gaza.

At least 87 people have been killed or missing so far as a result of unremitting Israeli airstrikes against multiple residential buildings in the city of Beit Lahia in the northern part of the Gaza Strip.

Dozens of others have also been wounded as a result of the attacks overnight and into Sunday, Gaza’s Media Office said in a statement.

“The toll is expected to rise even further due to the exhaustion of any medical resources in northern Gaza, the shutting down of hospitals after multiple Israeli attacks, the targeting of paramedics and shelters, and the suffocating the siege,” the statement added.

According to the office, the Israeli military began striking the structure, where families had taken refuge under the presumption of its being safe, with no prior warning.

The atrocities are taking place as part of the Israeli regime’s war of genocide against Gaza that has claimed the lives of at least 42,603 Palestinians and wounded 99,795 others since Last October. Women and children comprise the majority of the victims.

The Israeli military is, meanwhile, engaged in “preventing any documentation of the massacre amid a deafening international silence,” the office added.

Also on Saturday, the Gaza-based resistance movement Hamas’ senior spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri held a press conference, saying that the military had been waging a barbaric bombing campaign against northern Gaza that was targeting more than 200,000 Palestinian people there over the past five days.