Israeli Airstrike Kills Dozens, Draws Global Condemnation

Devastating Attack on Rafah Tent Camp Leaves Death and Destruction

At Least 45 Killed, Scores Injured in Tragic Incident

A devastating Israeli airstrike on a makeshift tent camp in Rafah, Gaza, has killed at least 45 people and injured over 200, officials said Monday. The majority of the victims are reported to be women and children.

The attack has drawn widespread condemnation from across the globe, with many calling it a grave violation of international law. Qatar has strongly condemned the airstrike, calling it a "heinous crime against humanity."

According to the Gaza Health Ministry, the airstrike hit an area where displaced civilians were sheltering. The camp was home to people who had fled their homes due to earlier Israeli strikes in northern Gaza.

The incident has added fuel to the already tense situation in the region. The United Nations and various human rights organizations have called for an immediate investigation into the attack and urged all parties to refrain from further violence.

Rescue teams are currently working to search for survivors and provide aid to the injured. Hospitals in Gaza are struggling to cope with the influx of casualties.