Israeli air attack on Gaza City apartment kills at least five
An Israeli air attack struck a residential apartment in the Remal neighborhood of Gaza City early Saturday, killing at least five people and severely wounding at least six. The strike hit the al-Asala building without prior warning, according to reports from the scene.

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AI-generatedAn Israeli air attack struck a residential apartment in the Remal neighborhood of Gaza City early Saturday, killing at least five people and severely wounding at least six. The strike hit the al-Asala building without prior warning, according to reports from the scene. Remal is described as one of Gaza City's most crowded residential areas. The attack occurred in the middle of the night, with witnesses reporting hearing fighter jets before multiple strikes hit the apartment and caused destruction to lower floors. Fires broke out and took about an hour to extinguish. Medical staff at al-Shifa Hospital confirmed the fatalities included four women. Civil defense crews were searching for missing individuals and bodies amidst ongoing Israeli drone and fighter jet activity.
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4 extractedThe strike hit the al-Asala building in the Remal neighbourhood early on Saturday without prior warning.
The dead included four women, among them an elderly Christian woman and her daughter.
Remal is one of Gaza City’s most crowded residential areas, home to thousands of displaced people.
An Israeli air attack on a residential apartment in western Gaza City killed at least five people and severely wounded at least six others.