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Weakened Gaza Apartment Block Collapses, Killing 10 Including Children

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A six-storey residential building collapsed overnight in Gaza City, killing at least ten Palestinians, among them young children. The structure is reported to have been previously weakened by Israeli airstrikes, making it vulnerable to collapse. Rescue teams are currently working through the rubble to locate survivors and recover bodies. Fears are growing that many more individuals may still be trapped beneath the debris.

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