IDF Smokes Hamas Gorillas in Their Favourite Café on the Beach

Meeting Virgins @ Al-Baqa on the Beach

Beach cafe, parasols, people enjoying the sea and weather.

Genocides have changed haven’t they?

SKY news is fed by Hamas:

At least 30 people were killed and dozens more were wounded, many critically, according to the Hamas-run health ministry’s emergency and ambulance service in northern Gaza.

The usual suspects are trying to sell this as an Israeli attack on Pali children.

But what happened here was Hamas top dogs was relaxing in one of these beach cafes when the IDF smoked them.

NurPhoto via Getty Images A view of the destruction after air strikes on a coffee shop in Gaza. People are pictured examining the debris with a young man walking out of the cafe in the foreground, and the sea and blue sky in the background, taken on 30 June.
 
At least 20 people were reported killed at Al-Baqa Cafeteria on Monday

At least 20 Palestinians were killed in an Israeli air strike that hit a popular seafront cafe frequently used by activists, journalists, and local residents in western Gaza City on Monday, according to medics and eyewitnesses.

Rescue teams evacuated 20 bodies and dozens wounded from Al-Baqa Cafeteria, an outdoor venue which consisted of tents along the beach, a spokesperson for Gaza’s Hamas-run Civil Defence told the BBC.

He added that emergency crews were still searching through a deep crater left by the explosion.

The Israeli military later said it struck “several Hamas terrorists” in northern Gaza and that it was reviewing the incident.

“I was on my way to the café to use the internet just a few meters away when a massive explosion hit,” said Aziz Al-Afifi, a cameraman with a local production company, told the BBC.

“I ran to the scene. My colleagues were there, people I meet every day. The scene was horrific – bodies, blood, screaming everywhere.”

Videos posted by activists on social media appeared to show the moment a missile, reportedly fired from an Israeli warplane, struck the area. Footage captured the aftermath of the attack, with bodies scattered across the ground.

Al-Baqa Cafeteria had become a well-known space for journalists, activists, and remote workers, offering internet access, seating, and workspace along Gaza’s Mediterranean coast.

The Israeli military said in a statement that the strike targeted Hamas operatives, but it did not identify them.

“Prior to the strike, steps were taken to mitigate the risk of harming civilians using aerial surveillance,” it added. “The incident is under review.”

The attack came after Israel carried out a wave of air strikes across the Gaza Strip overnight, triggering the mass displacement of hundreds of Palestinian families, witnesses said.

Rescue teams recovered the bodies of five people, while dozens of injured civilians were evacuated to Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City, according to local reports.

The bombardment follows one of the largest evacuation orders issued since the war resumed in March.