News - Middle East: The Political Bureau of Ansarullah expressed its strong condemnation of the horrific crime committed by the Israeli enemy entity by targeting the Al-Jarjawi School for displaced persons in the Gaza Strip.

In a statement, the Bureau affirmed that the burning of the bodies of dozens of displaced people by the enemy in the Al-Jarjawi School in Gaza constitutes a human incineration and a full-fledged war crime.

It added that the dangerous criminal escalation by the Israeli enemy is a blatant violation of international humanitarian law and the Geneva Conventions, holding the Zionist criminal gangs to be fully responsible for all crimes in Gaza.

The council called on the international community, the UN, and organizations to take immediate and serious action to stop the aggression, lift the blockade on Gaza, ensure the entry of humanitarian aid.

Political Bureau of Ansarullah has confirmed that the Yemeni Armed Forces will continue their military escalation until the enemy submits and completely halts its aggression on Gaza, and allows unrestricted entry of humanitarian aid.

It also urged the free people of our nation, the world to escalate pressure movements against the war criminals and child killers, praising the rising pressure on all governments that support the crimes of the occupying entity with money, weapons, political, and media stances.

The Israeli enemy military's airstrike on the Fahmi al-Jarjawi School in Gaza City—where displaced families had sought refuge—comes amid a sharp escalation in Israel’s ongoing war on the Gaza Strip, which began on October 7, 2023. The school, located in the Daraj neighborhood, had been converted into a shelter for hundreds of civilians fleeing heavy bombardment in northern areas such as Beit Lahia.

This incident is part of a broader pattern of Israeli enemy attacks on civilian infrastructure across Gaza, including schools, hospitals, and shelters. The Gaza Health Ministry and civil defense teams report mounting civilian casualties—predominantly women and children—as Israeli strikes increasingly target densely populated areas and sites designated as safe havens.

The humanitarian toll has been catastrophic, with nearly 54,000 Palestinians killed since the genocide began. Despite a brief ceasefire earlier in 2025, hostilities resumed, and efforts toward a lasting truce have since stalled. As the violence intensifies, international outcry has grown over the targeting of non-combatants and the destruction of civilian life in the besieged enclave.