[1/3] Palestinian woman Samah Abu Latifa, who fled her home amid Israeli strikes, shelters with her family in a kindergarten, in khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, October 10.
Bodies lay piled in Gaza morgues on Tuesday, smouldering rubble from destroyed housing blocks choked narrow streets and ever more families crowded for shelter into U.N. schools as Israeli strikes pounded the enclave.
The strikes on Gaza have killed more than 770 people, injured 4,000 more and driven 187,000 to seek shelter in U.N. schools.
Blasts from air strikes destroyed their apartment's balcony and windows so they went outside and sat in the street until an ambulance collected them.
At the morgue in the southern Gaza Strip city of Khan Younis, bodies lay on stretchers on the floor, blood smeared between them, their names scrawled onto their stomachs.
Persons:
Samah Abu Latifa, Younis, Abu Mustafa, Emmah Thahir, Khan Younis, Angus MacDowell, Alexandra Hudson
Organizations:
REUTERS, Hamas, Alexandra Hudson Our, Thomson
Locations:
Gaza, Gaza morgues, U.N, Israel, Remal, Israeli, Khan, stretchers