The Israeli attack in Rafah was denounced by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who said that the bombing killed scores of innocent civilians who were only seeking shelter from this deadly conflict. He called Gaza a dangerous place and declared that the horror must stop. I condemn Israels actions which killed scores of innocent civilians who were only seeking shelter from this deadly conflict, wrote Guterres in a post on X. Gaza does not have a safe area. This horror must stop.I condemn Israels actions which killed scores of innocent civilians who were only seeking shelter from this deadly conflict.There is no safe place in Gaza.This horror must stop.— António Guterres (@antonioguterres) May 27, 2024According to the government media office in Gaza, an Israeli strike on a camp housing displaced persons resulted in at least 45 deaths and 200 injuries, as per sources.Not only this, just after the attack, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that two senior Hamas officials had been killed after targeting a Hamas compound. The Israeli attack followed Hamas first rocket attack on the Israeli city of Tel Aviv in months.UN condemned the attackThe United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk on Monday voiced his horror at the further loss of civilian life in Gaza, after Israeli air strikes on Sunday hit a camp for displaced people in the southern city of Rafah. He said, The images from the camp are horrific and point to no apparent change in the methods and means of warfare used by Israel that have already led to so many civilian deaths, said Türk. Sundays strike underscores once again that there is literally no safe place in Gaza.Lo que está terriblemente claro es que, al atacar una zona tan densamente poblada de civiles, el resultado era totalmente previsiblePido a #Israel que ponga fin a su ofensiva militar en #Rafah, como ha ordenado la Corte Internacional de Justicia @CIJ_ICJ @volker_turk #Gaza pic.twitter.com/hkyUIvDP1H— Noticias ONU (@NoticiasONU) May 27, 2024Heres what Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu saidOn Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the Israeli strike on a camp for displace people in Rafah a tragic mistake. Referring the attack he said, “We are investigating case.” Netanyahu stated, Despite our best effort, not to harm those not involved, unfortunately a tragic mistake happened last night, during his speech to the Israeli Knesset on Monday.Meanwhile, Israel Defense Forces in an operational update on its X handle said that the incident is under review.An IDF aircraft struck a Hamas compound in Rafah in which significant Hamas terrorists were operating a short while ago.The strike was carried out against legitimate targets under international law, through the use of precise munitions and on the basis of precise intelligence… pic.twitter.com/DQR2TyGwg2— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) May 26, 2024
