Storyline: Palestinian residents recounted the scenes of panic and desperation after an Israeli airstrike completely destroyed the Mushtaha Tower in western Gaza City on Friday, which left hundreds of families homeless and deprived them of all their property and basic supplies. A correspondent of the China Media Group on the ground captured the moment of the attack and reported the widespread panic as people were fleeing to check on their families and tents. The residential tower, over 10 stories tall and surrounded by several refugee camps, was hit three times and flattened to rubble. Residents had received temporary evacuation notices before the airstrike, but many left without basic supplies or their belongings, reported the correspondent. The Israeli military has confirmed the airstrike, alleging the high-rise had been utilized by Hamas. The management of the Mushtaha Tower in Gaza City denied the Israeli claims, saying the building was only accessible to displaced people. Shortly before the attack, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz issued a formal evacuation warning for the multi-story building, saying that operations in the area would continue to escalate until Hamas accepts Israeli ceasefire terms. Displaced Palestinian Ahmed Drabi condemned the widespread violence, saying "All areas of Gaza are experiencing the most brutal massacre and genocide in history. Our situation is an absolute catastrophe. We cannot bear to flee from the north to the south because death is everywhere." Another displaced resident Yasser Arafat, who lost his home in the strike, said, "We cannot endure this situation. I feel we don't even have the strength to live another few hours, or minutes at worst." Both the Gaza Civil Defense Department and Hamas condemned the strikes. Israel has announced it would continue targeted attacks on buildings it claims have been repurposed as military infrastructure by Hamas. Shotlist: Gaza City, Gaza Strip - Sept 5, 2025: 1. Various of Mushtaha Tower being hit, smoke rising; people fleeing, watching at distance 2. Various of people on street, boy pushing man in wheelchair 3. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ahmed Drabi, displaced Palestinian (ending with shot 4): "All areas of Gaza are experiencing the most brutal massacre and genocide in history. Our situation is an absolute catastrophe. We cannot bear to flee from the north to the south because death is everywhere." 4. People walking in dense smoke after blast 5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Yasser Arafat, displaced Palestinian: "We cannot endure this situation. I feel we don't even have the strength to live another few hours, or minutes at worst." 6. Residents on street, tents, destroyed building. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]