AT LEAST 38 people died yesterday when Israeli air strikes hit a refugee camp and homes in Gaza City.
Hamas said a residential block in the al-Shati area - used as a camp by people fleeing the war - was struck several times.
People were pictured clambering over mountains of rubble in the aftermath of the attack.
Another blast targeted houses in the al-Tuffah district, the Hamas-run government media office said.
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