Families in Nuseirat camp, where 274 people were killed, have started to return to their homes

Families who were forced to leave Nuseirat Refugee Camp due to the attacks that Israel hit yesterday, burying 274 people, have started to return to their homes after the end of the attack. Israel had targeted Nuseirat Refugee Camp and its surroundings in the center of the Gaza Strip yesterday. In the attacks, 274 people lost their lives and 698 Palestinians were injured. After the attack, a large part of the camp turned into ruins and the destruction in the camp was captured on camera. Vehicles in the devastated camp also became unusable. Families who had to leave the camp due to the attack took refuge in the eastern areas of Nuseirat camp and the town of Al Zawaida. They have now started to return to their homes after the attack ended. Palestinian civilians who could not find a place to live are trying to clear the debris and establish a livable area despite the destruction, following the families who returned to the camp. Officials in Gaza reported that Israel bombed 89 houses in the attacks on the camp. The Palestinian Ministry of Health had announced that 274 people, including 64 children and 57 women, lost their lives in the attacks.