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Israeli air campaign in Gaza killed a minimum of 200 individuals, Palestinian health authorities stated, as attacks struck dozens of targets early on Tuesday, ending a weeks-long standoff over extending the ceasefire that halted battling in January.The Palestinian militant group Hamas issued a statement implicating Israel of breaching the ceasefire.Strikes were reported in multiple locations, including northern Gaza, Gaza City and the Deir al-Balah, Khan Younis and Rafah in main and southern Gaza Strip.
Palestinian health ministry authorities said much of the dead were children.The Israeli military, which stated it hit lots of targets, said the strikes would continue for as long as essential and would extend beyond air strikes, raising the prospect that Israeli ground troops could resume fighting.The attacks were far broader in scale than the regular series of drone strikes the Israeli armed force has said it has carried out versus people or small groups of suspected militants and follows weeks of unsuccessful efforts to agree an extension to the truce settled on January 19.
In hospitals strained by 15 months of bombardment, stacks of bodies in white plastic sheets smeared with blood might be seen stacked up as casualties were brought in.The Palestinian Red Crescent stated its groups handled 86 eliminated and 134 wounded, but others were given overloaded hospitals by private cars.Officials from Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, Al-Aqsa Hospital in the central Gaza Strip and Al-Ahly Hospital in Gaza City, which have all been thoroughly damaged in the war, said that completely they had actually gotten around 85 dead.
Authorities likewise reported separately that 16 members of one family in Rafah, in southern Gaza had actually been killed.A spokesperson for the Gaza health ministry said the death toll was at least 200.
Hamas said Israel had actually overturned the ceasefire contract, leaving the fate of 59 hostages still held in Gaza uncertain.Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu&& 's workplace implicated Hamas of & duplicated refusal to release our captives& & and declining proposals from United States President Donald Trump&& 's Mideast envoy Steve Witkoff.&& Israel will, from now on, act against Hamas with increasing military strength,& & it stated in a statement.In Washington, a White House spokesperson stated Israel had actually consulted the United States administration before it carried out the strikes, which the armed force said targeted mid-level Hamas commanders and management authorities along with facilities coming from the militant group.&& Hamas might have released captives to extend the ceasefire but rather selected refusal and war,& & White House spokesperson Brian Hughes said.In Gaza, witnesses called by Reuters said Israeli tanks shelled areas in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, forcing many households who had actually returned to their areas after the ceasefire began to leave their homes and head north to Khan Younis.Negotiating groups from Israel and Hamas had been in Doha as conciliators from Egypt and Qatar looked for to bridge the gap in between the 2 sides after the end of a preliminary phase in the ceasefire, which saw 33 Israeli captives and 5 Thais returned by militant groups in Gaza in exchange for some 2,000 Palestinian prisoners.With the backing of the United States, Israel had actually been pressing for the return of the remaining 59 hostages still held in Gaza in exchange for a longer-term truce that would have stopped combating up until after the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan and the Jewish Passover holiday in April.However Hamas had actually been insisting on moving to negotiations for an irreversible end to the war and a full withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza, in accordance with the regards to the original ceasefire contract.&& We require that the mediators hold Netanyahu and the Zionist occupation fully accountable for breaching and reversing the arrangement,& & the group said.Each side has implicated the other of stopping working to respect the regards to the January ceasefire contract, and there were multiple missteps during the course of the very first stage.
Till now, a full return to the fighting had been avoided.Israel had actually obstructed deliveries of help from entering Gaza and had actually threatened on various celebrations to resume combating if Hamas did not concur to return the captives it still holds.The army did not provide information about the strikes brought out in the early hours of Tuesday however Palestinian health authorities and witnesses gotten in touch with by Reuters reported damage in many locations of Gaza, where hundreds of thousands are living in makeshift shelters or harmed buildings.A building in Gaza City, in the northern end of the strip was hit and at least 3 homes were struck in Deir Al-Balah in main Gaza.
In addition, the strikes hit targets in the southern cities of Khan Younis and Rafah, according to medics and witnesses.Among those killed was senior Hamas authorities Mohammad Al-Jmasi, a member of the political office, and members of his family, including his grandchildren who remained in his home in Gaza City when it was struck by an airstrike, Hamas sources and family members said.
In all, a minimum of 5 senior Hamas authorities were killed together with members of their families.Much of Gaza now lies in ruins after 15 months of fighting, which emerged on October 7, 2023 when thousands of Hamas-led shooters assaulted Israeli communities around the Gaza Strip, eliminating some 1,200 individuals, according to Israeli tallies, and abducting 251 hostages into Gaza.The Israeli campaign in reaction has actually killed more than 48,000 people, according to Palestinian health authorities, and destroyed much of the real estate and facilities in the enclave, including the hospital system.The post Israel strikes in Gaza kill a minimum of 200, Palestinian health authorities state initially appeared on Ariana News.





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