At least 48 Palestinians were killed in a series of Israeli air raids in the north of Gaza overnight, according to a local hospital.
The Indonesian hospital reported that 22 children and 15 women were among the dead after a number of houses in Jabalia had been hit city and refugee camps. An online video that was shared online seemed to show at least a dozen bodies on the floor.
The Israeli military said that the reports have examined. It had warned the residents of Jabalia and the neighboring areas to evacuate on Tuesday evening after a Palestinian armed group of rockets had launched to Israel.
It came when the humanity of the UN affairs of the UN Security Council members came to take measures to prevent “genocide” in Gaza.
On Tuesday, Tom Fletcher spoke at a meeting in New York Israel to “impose intentional and outrageous conditions for civilians”.
He asked Israel to raise his 10-week blockade on Gaza and criticized the Israeli American plan to take over the distribution of humanitarian aid in the territory.
The Israeli ambassador in the United Nations, Danny Danon, informed the Council that foreign help was used to support the Hamas war effort.
In the meantime, US Special -sent Steve Witkoff and Adam Boehler said that they would travel to Qatar to take new negotiations on a possible contract for ceasefire and hostage.
The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatened this week to expand his military offensive in Gaza, unless Hamas has agreed to publish the 58 hostages that she was still.
On Tuesday, a massive Israeli air strike killed at least 28 people on the grounds of the European Hospital in southern Gaza, according to the local officials.
Israeli media reports said that the goal was Mohammed Sinwar, which is assumed that he became the Hamas leader in Gaza after his brother Yahya was killed by Israeli forces last October.
The Israeli military described it as “a precise strike against Hamas terrorists who operated under the hospital in a command and control center”.
The Israeli military started a campaign for the destruction of Hamas in response to an unprecedented border attack on October 7, 2023, in which around 1,200 people were killed and 251 others were taken hostage.
Since then, at least 52,908 people have been killed in Gaza in Gaza, according to the Health Ministry of the Territory led by Hamas.
