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Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine: We mourn the martyrs Ashraf Dahlan, Shadi Abu Atiya and Sami Baroud, employees of the Islamic University security staff
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine: ▪We mourn the martyrs Ashraf Dahlan, Shadi Abu Atiya and Sami Baroud, employees of the Islamic University security staff, who were killed while on duty, and extend our deepest condolences to their families, the university administration, and their female and male colleagues. ▪The Israeli occupation’s targeting of the university with two airstrikes, coinciding with the start of regular in-person classes, represents an attack on efforts toward social recovery in the Gaza Strip, the restoration of its educational and national institutions, and the resumption of the educational process. ▪We call on academic and educational institutions around the world to stand in solidarity with the universities of the Gaza Strip, which are facing a systematic Israeli targeting that affects educational institutions and the conditions for their continuity, as part of the comprehensive war of extermination on the Palestinian presence in the Strip. ▪We call on free people of the world to escalate solidarity action and pressure governments to take serious positions and measures that put an end to the occupation’s crimes, the war of extermination, and the plans of ethnic cleansing against the Palestinian people.
Several people were injured as a result of an airstrike near Al-Raed Tower on Salah al-Din Street in the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza Strip
Gaza Strip Municipalities Union:
▪ We are following with deep sadness and sorrow the incident of the collapse of a six-story residential building in the Al-Sinaa area of Gaza City at dawn on Wednesday, which led to the martyrdom of a number of martyrs and injured people, and there are still missing persons, including children, women and the elderly, amid the continued search and rescue efforts and the recovery of those trapped fromUnder the rubble since the incident occurred. ▪ We extend our sincerest condolences and sympathy to the families of the martyrs, asking Almighty God to envelop them in His vast mercy, to grant the injured a speedy recovery, and to protect citizens from all harm. ▪ The urgent priority at this moment is saving lives, providing first aid to the injured, and evacuating those trapped and the martyrs from under the rubble, which requires immediate intervention by providing heavy equipment and machinery to enable teams to reach the victims and save them as quickly as possible, as municipal and rescue work is facing a severe shortage of the necessary heavy equipment and machinery, in addition to a shortage of spare parts, oils, and operating supplies for old machinery and equipment. ▪ The danger of the continued collapse of buildings will affect thousands of buildings at risk of collapse in all governorates of the Gaza Strip as a result of the bombardment during the war of extermination and the severe damage that followed, and the inability of municipalities and civil defense to remove them, which poses a direct threat to the lives of citizens and warns of further disasters if urgent intervention is not made. ▪ We call on the international community, humanitarian institutions, donor agencies, and all relevant parties to intervene immediately and urgently in order to: - Provide the heavy machinery and equipment necessary for search and rescue operations and rubble removal. - Support rescue teams and enable them to provide first aid to the injured and evacuate them, and evacuate the martyrs and missing persons as quickly as possible. - Provide spare parts, oils, and maintenance and operating supplies for heavy machinery and equipment. - Bring safe mobile homes (caravans) into the Gaza Strip before the onset of winter to be used as a safe alternative to tents and buildings at risk of collapse, and to provide shelter that preserves the lives and dignity of affected families, especially with the risks to buildings in winter from rain, winds, and harsh weather conditions. ▪ We affirm that time is a critical factor in saving and preserving lives, and that the continued shortage of equipment and capabilities constitutes an obstacle to rescue efforts and emergency response. ▪ We call for urgent and immediate action before more victims fall, with thousands of citizens threatened as a result of damaged and at-risk buildings at risk of collapse.
At least 20 martyrs, including 5 children, were recovered, while search operations continue for dozens of missing people under the rubble following the collapse of a residential building damaged by a previous Israeli airstrike in the industrial area west of Gaza City
Social Development in Gaza:
▪We confirm that the tragedy that claimed the lives of a number of displaced persons and the loss of dozens at dawn today under a building that was about to collapse in Gaza City is a direct result of the occupation’s policy of preventing the entry of mobile homes, tents, and safe shelter equipment. ▪More than 100 displaced persons, including women and children, were forced to live in a building that was about to collapse after the occupation destroyed their original homes, and they found no safe alternative due to the closure of the crossings and the prevention of the entry of shelter supplies. ▪The occupation’s expansion of the yellow line forced citizens to flee and live in destroyed and collapsing houses and homes. ▪We hold the international community responsible for the slow entry of the equipment necessary to protect citizens and remove rubble, and we call on it to pressure the occupation to provide funding and allow the entry of equipment and shelter supplies into the Gaza Strip.
Haq Center for Human Rights:
▪Collapse of a 6-story residential building in the industrial area southwest of Gaza City at dawn on Wednesday, 16 September, as a result of damage and cracks during the war. ▪Preliminary toll: 15 citizens killed, including 5 children, around 20 injured, and more than 70 people still trapped under the rubble. ▪More than 50 families lived in the building and its surroundings, most of them displaced persons. ▪We warn that thousands of civilians face the same danger because of damaged buildings without inspection, reinforcement, or safe removal. ▪The Civil Defense’s inability to respond quickly is worsening due to a shortage of machinery, equipment, fuel, and spare parts. ▪We warn of the danger posed by damaged buildings with the approaching winter and the continued restrictions on bringing in repair and reconstruction materials. ▪We call for lifting restrictions on construction, repair, reinforcement materials, and rescue equipment, and for providing heavy machinery, fuel, and spare parts to the Civil Defense. ▪We call for an urgent engineering survey of damaged buildings, evacuation of those at risk of collapse, and the provision of temporary and safe housing for residents and displaced persons.
Gaza Health:
▪The total number of arrivals to hospitals in the Gaza Strip during the past 24 hours was: 6 martyrs and 71 injured ▪Since the ceasefire (11 October 2025 until today): - Total martyrs: 1,381 martyrs - Total injuries: 4,757 injured - Total recoveries from under the rubble: 831 cases ▪Cumulative toll since the beginning of the aggression: - Total martyrs: 73,795 martyrs - Total injuries: 174,869 injured ▪Up to this moment, the collapse of a damaged residential building has resulted in the martyrdom of 16 citizens and the injury of more than 25 others, and a number of citizens are still missing under the rubble. ▪This brings the total number of victims of collapses of buildings damaged by the aggression to 50 deaths.
Palestinian Center for the Missing and Forcibly Disappeared:
▪ The collapse of a damaged building in Gaza leaves 100 missing, and the lack of heavy equipment undermines chances of rescuing those trapped. ▪ The collapse of a six-story residential building in Gaza resulted in the death of 12 Palestinians and the injury of 25 others. ▪ One hundred people are still missing or trapped under the rubble of the collapsed building. ▪ The collapse of the building is directly due to cracks and structural damage it sustained from a previous Israeli bombardment. ▪ Dozens of displaced people were forced to live inside the building amid the absence of any safe shelter options, and because of the destruction of 90% of the sector's buildings. ▪ The tragedy once again highlights the case of more than 5000 missing persons who remain under the rubble. ▪ Civil Defense warns of the existence of about 2000 buildings at risk of collapse, threatening repeated sudden collapses, especially with the approach of winter. ▪ Civil Defense teams need more than three days to deal with one collapse site due to operational incapacity. ▪ Israel's systematic obstruction of the entry of rescue equipment squanders the chances of survival for those trapped under the rubble and deprives them of a rapid response. ▪ The international community is called on to urgently pressure for the immediate lifting of the ban on the entry of machinery and heavy equipment for rescue teams. ▪ We call for an urgent engineering assessment of buildings threatened with collapse, and the provision of safe and alternative shelter centers for the displaced.
Child (6 years old) injured by Israeli occupation forces gunfire to the head in the Atatra area northwest of Gaza City
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine:
▪ We mourn the martyrs of the collapse of the Al-Saada building on Al-Sinaa Street west of Gaza City, which resulted in the martyrdom of 11 citizens as an initial toll, including five children, and the injury of dozens of citizens, while about one hundred remain missing under the rubble, in addition to the martyrdom of a number of resistance leaders who were killed in cowardly Zionist assassination crimes in recent hours. ▪ We hold full responsibility for this crime, and we also hold the so-called "Peace Council" and the international community responsible for providing political cover for the continuation of the occupation's crimes and covering up its ongoing aggression, as a result of the inability to stop the crimes and protect civilians, which contributed to the continuation and worsening of the humanitarian catastrophe. ▪ The collapse of the building came as a result of it having been targeted previously and left on the verge of collapse, amid pushing displaced people to shelter in destroyed buildings threatened with collapse, and the absence of safe shelters. ▪ We warn against Netanyahu's exploitation of the war and Palestinian blood in his internal calculations, and against any escalation or new expansion in the Gaza Strip, and call for the immediate start of implementing the humanitarian protocol and bringing in renovation equipment, rubble removal, maintenance of infrastructure and temporary homes (caravans) without any delay, as what is happening is an attempt to perpetuate multiple forms of death to be the only fate awaiting the people of Gaza as a result of the measures and aggression of the occupation government, which places on its agenda nothing but extermination and ethnic cleansing against Palestinians. ▪ We demand an end to the aggression, the lifting of the siege, and the entry of rescue equipment and fuel, especially with the approach of winter, which threatens to exacerbate the humanitarian catastrophe, and also call for international action to pursue the occupation leaders, impose sanctions and ban arms supplies, and demand that the mediators intervene and pressure to stop this ongoing massacre, and save civilians trapped inside or between destroyed buildings or those at risk of collapse.
Intense gunfire from Israeli tanks and helicopters east of Khan Younis city in the southern Gaza Strip
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Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine: We mourn the martyrs Ashraf Dahlan, Shadi Abu Atiya and Sami Baroud, employees of the Islamic University security staff
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine: ▪We mourn the martyrs Ashraf Dahlan, Shadi Abu Atiya and Sami Baroud, employees of the Islamic University security staff, who were killed while on duty, and extend our deepest condolences to their families, the university administration, and their female and male colleagues. ▪The Israeli occupation’s targeting of the university with two airstrikes, coinciding with the start of regular in-person classes, represents an attack on efforts toward social recovery in the Gaza Strip, the restoration of its educational and national institutions, and the resumption of the educational process. ▪We call on academic and educational institutions around the world to stand in solidarity with the universities of the Gaza Strip, which are facing a systematic Israeli targeting that affects educational institutions and the conditions for their continuity, as part of the comprehensive war of extermination on the Palestinian presence in the Strip. ▪We call on free people of the world to escalate solidarity action and pressure governments to take serious positions and measures that put an end to the occupation’s crimes, the war of extermination, and the plans of ethnic cleansing against the Palestinian people.
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Several people were injured as a result of an airstrike near Al-Raed Tower on Salah al-Din Street in the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza Strip
Gaza Strip Municipalities Union:
▪ We are following with deep sadness and sorrow the incident of the collapse of a six-story residential building in the Al-Sinaa area of Gaza City at dawn on Wednesday, which led to the martyrdom of a number of martyrs and injured people, and there are still missing persons, including children, women and the elderly, amid the continued search and rescue efforts and the recovery of those trapped fromUnder the rubble since the incident occurred. ▪ We extend our sincerest condolences and sympathy to the families of the martyrs, asking Almighty God to envelop them in His vast mercy, to grant the injured a speedy recovery, and to protect citizens from all harm. ▪ The urgent priority at this moment is saving lives, providing first aid to the injured, and evacuating those trapped and the martyrs from under the rubble, which requires immediate intervention by providing heavy equipment and machinery to enable teams to reach the victims and save them as quickly as possible, as municipal and rescue work is facing a severe shortage of the necessary heavy equipment and machinery, in addition to a shortage of spare parts, oils, and operating supplies for old machinery and equipment. ▪ The danger of the continued collapse of buildings will affect thousands of buildings at risk of collapse in all governorates of the Gaza Strip as a result of the bombardment during the war of extermination and the severe damage that followed, and the inability of municipalities and civil defense to remove them, which poses a direct threat to the lives of citizens and warns of further disasters if urgent intervention is not made. ▪ We call on the international community, humanitarian institutions, donor agencies, and all relevant parties to intervene immediately and urgently in order to: - Provide the heavy machinery and equipment necessary for search and rescue operations and rubble removal. - Support rescue teams and enable them to provide first aid to the injured and evacuate them, and evacuate the martyrs and missing persons as quickly as possible. - Provide spare parts, oils, and maintenance and operating supplies for heavy machinery and equipment. - Bring safe mobile homes (caravans) into the Gaza Strip before the onset of winter to be used as a safe alternative to tents and buildings at risk of collapse, and to provide shelter that preserves the lives and dignity of affected families, especially with the risks to buildings in winter from rain, winds, and harsh weather conditions. ▪ We affirm that time is a critical factor in saving and preserving lives, and that the continued shortage of equipment and capabilities constitutes an obstacle to rescue efforts and emergency response. ▪ We call for urgent and immediate action before more victims fall, with thousands of citizens threatened as a result of damaged and at-risk buildings at risk of collapse.
At least 20 martyrs, including 5 children, were recovered, while search operations continue for dozens of missing people under the rubble following the collapse of a residential building damaged by a previous Israeli airstrike in the industrial area west of Gaza City
Social Development in Gaza:
▪We confirm that the tragedy that claimed the lives of a number of displaced persons and the loss of dozens at dawn today under a building that was about to collapse in Gaza City is a direct result of the occupation’s policy of preventing the entry of mobile homes, tents, and safe shelter equipment. ▪More than 100 displaced persons, including women and children, were forced to live in a building that was about to collapse after the occupation destroyed their original homes, and they found no safe alternative due to the closure of the crossings and the prevention of the entry of shelter supplies. ▪The occupation’s expansion of the yellow line forced citizens to flee and live in destroyed and collapsing houses and homes. ▪We hold the international community responsible for the slow entry of the equipment necessary to protect citizens and remove rubble, and we call on it to pressure the occupation to provide funding and allow the entry of equipment and shelter supplies into the Gaza Strip.
Haq Center for Human Rights:
▪Collapse of a 6-story residential building in the industrial area southwest of Gaza City at dawn on Wednesday, 16 September, as a result of damage and cracks during the war. ▪Preliminary toll: 15 citizens killed, including 5 children, around 20 injured, and more than 70 people still trapped under the rubble. ▪More than 50 families lived in the building and its surroundings, most of them displaced persons. ▪We warn that thousands of civilians face the same danger because of damaged buildings without inspection, reinforcement, or safe removal. ▪The Civil Defense’s inability to respond quickly is worsening due to a shortage of machinery, equipment, fuel, and spare parts. ▪We warn of the danger posed by damaged buildings with the approaching winter and the continued restrictions on bringing in repair and reconstruction materials. ▪We call for lifting restrictions on construction, repair, reinforcement materials, and rescue equipment, and for providing heavy machinery, fuel, and spare parts to the Civil Defense. ▪We call for an urgent engineering survey of damaged buildings, evacuation of those at risk of collapse, and the provision of temporary and safe housing for residents and displaced persons.
Gaza Health:
▪The total number of arrivals to hospitals in the Gaza Strip during the past 24 hours was: 6 martyrs and 71 injured ▪Since the ceasefire (11 October 2025 until today): - Total martyrs: 1,381 martyrs - Total injuries: 4,757 injured - Total recoveries from under the rubble: 831 cases ▪Cumulative toll since the beginning of the aggression: - Total martyrs: 73,795 martyrs - Total injuries: 174,869 injured ▪Up to this moment, the collapse of a damaged residential building has resulted in the martyrdom of 16 citizens and the injury of more than 25 others, and a number of citizens are still missing under the rubble. ▪This brings the total number of victims of collapses of buildings damaged by the aggression to 50 deaths.
Palestinian Center for the Missing and Forcibly Disappeared:
▪ The collapse of a damaged building in Gaza leaves 100 missing, and the lack of heavy equipment undermines chances of rescuing those trapped. ▪ The collapse of a six-story residential building in Gaza resulted in the death of 12 Palestinians and the injury of 25 others. ▪ One hundred people are still missing or trapped under the rubble of the collapsed building. ▪ The collapse of the building is directly due to cracks and structural damage it sustained from a previous Israeli bombardment. ▪ Dozens of displaced people were forced to live inside the building amid the absence of any safe shelter options, and because of the destruction of 90% of the sector's buildings. ▪ The tragedy once again highlights the case of more than 5000 missing persons who remain under the rubble. ▪ Civil Defense warns of the existence of about 2000 buildings at risk of collapse, threatening repeated sudden collapses, especially with the approach of winter. ▪ Civil Defense teams need more than three days to deal with one collapse site due to operational incapacity. ▪ Israel's systematic obstruction of the entry of rescue equipment squanders the chances of survival for those trapped under the rubble and deprives them of a rapid response. ▪ The international community is called on to urgently pressure for the immediate lifting of the ban on the entry of machinery and heavy equipment for rescue teams. ▪ We call for an urgent engineering assessment of buildings threatened with collapse, and the provision of safe and alternative shelter centers for the displaced.
Child (6 years old) injured by Israeli occupation forces gunfire to the head in the Atatra area northwest of Gaza City
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine:
▪ We mourn the martyrs of the collapse of the Al-Saada building on Al-Sinaa Street west of Gaza City, which resulted in the martyrdom of 11 citizens as an initial toll, including five children, and the injury of dozens of citizens, while about one hundred remain missing under the rubble, in addition to the martyrdom of a number of resistance leaders who were killed in cowardly Zionist assassination crimes in recent hours. ▪ We hold full responsibility for this crime, and we also hold the so-called "Peace Council" and the international community responsible for providing political cover for the continuation of the occupation's crimes and covering up its ongoing aggression, as a result of the inability to stop the crimes and protect civilians, which contributed to the continuation and worsening of the humanitarian catastrophe. ▪ The collapse of the building came as a result of it having been targeted previously and left on the verge of collapse, amid pushing displaced people to shelter in destroyed buildings threatened with collapse, and the absence of safe shelters. ▪ We warn against Netanyahu's exploitation of the war and Palestinian blood in his internal calculations, and against any escalation or new expansion in the Gaza Strip, and call for the immediate start of implementing the humanitarian protocol and bringing in renovation equipment, rubble removal, maintenance of infrastructure and temporary homes (caravans) without any delay, as what is happening is an attempt to perpetuate multiple forms of death to be the only fate awaiting the people of Gaza as a result of the measures and aggression of the occupation government, which places on its agenda nothing but extermination and ethnic cleansing against Palestinians. ▪ We demand an end to the aggression, the lifting of the siege, and the entry of rescue equipment and fuel, especially with the approach of winter, which threatens to exacerbate the humanitarian catastrophe, and also call for international action to pursue the occupation leaders, impose sanctions and ban arms supplies, and demand that the mediators intervene and pressure to stop this ongoing massacre, and save civilians trapped inside or between destroyed buildings or those at risk of collapse.