Most victims of Israel’s attack in Jabalia are children, says news agency

Fifteen people have been killed in the northern town of Jabalia in Israel’s New Year’s Day attacks on Gaza and most of the victims were children, Al Jazeera reports citing The Wafa news agency.

It adds that two more Palestinians were killed in the central Bureij refugee camp.

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