Israeli Airstrikes Hit Refugee Camp In Gaza, Hundreds Leave For Egypt As Rafah Border Opens — IN PICS
At least 195 Palestinians were killed in Israel's attacks on the Jabalia refugee camp as the Rafah border crossing was opened for people with foreign passports to leave war-torn Gaza.
Maxar satellite imagery of damage seen at Jabalia, Gaza following an Israeli airstrike at the Gaza Strip’s largest refugee camp which killed 195. (Source: Getty)
A view of the area after the second bombardment of the Israeli army at Jabalia refugee camp in Gaza City. (Source: Getty)
People and rescue workers join in to conduct a search and rescue operation following the Israeli airstrike at the Jabalia refugee camp in Gaza city. (Source: Getty)
Teams conduct a search and rescue operation after the second bombardment of the Israeli army in the last 24 hours at Jabalia refugee camp in Gaza City, Gaza on Wednesday. (Source: Getty)
Hundreds of foreign passport holders who were trapped in Gaza started leaving the war-torn Palestinian territory on November 1 when the Rafah crossing to Egypt was opened up for the first time since the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel. (Source: Getty)
People with foreign passports at Rafah Border Gate wait to cross into Egypt. (Source: Getty)
A person walks with their luggage towards the Rafah border crossing on Wednesday after it was opened for the first time. (Source: Getty)
A child waits at the Rafah border. (Source: Getty)