Five people were killed early this morning in the northern part, according to the Palestinian pocket health ministry.
“Five people are dead and several others were injured in an Israeli air strike, the dawn, at the Abu Ragian family home in the city of Bait Lahia,” Civil Protection spokesman Mahmoud Basal told the French Bureau.
The Israeli army has not commented on this information so far.
After two months of ceasefire, the Israeli army resumed his operations on March 18, saying that he wants to force Hamas to release the last hostages he holds, after being abducted, on the raid of October 7, 2023.
Yesterday, Civil Protection in the besieged enclave said at least 59 people were killed in various Israeli bombings, including 33, in the most lucrative blow, near popular cafes in the city of Gaza (north), where young people had gathered to use the internet.
A mother and her son, their final farewell.
— TIMES OF GAZA (@Timesofgaza)
The new attack comes in the midst of a suffering humanitarian situation: Gaza’s hunger has been launched since March 2 that Israel has imposed exclusion on assistance supplies on the small seaside – under the siege – region.
His name is Muhammad, lsrael is starving him, no food, no medicine.
— TIMES OF GAZA (@Timesofgaza)
On Monday, which includes mass displacement of its two million population in the south, a plan that triggered outcry and statements of condemnation from various sides, internationally.
Speaking to the army, the Israeli Defense Minister said that the relocation of Gaza residents is part of an attack that will begin after President Trump’s visit to the Middle East next week. Until then, he said, the Palestinian Islamist movement had “a window of opportunity” to agree on new ceasefire negotiations and release Israeli hostages.
Over 30 independent experts, executed by the UN Human Rights Council, yesterday called on the international community to act “quickly” to put an end to the “ongoing genocide” in the Palestinian enclave.
Sweeping repression and on the west bank
At the same time, in the Israeli army, the Israeli army is reinforcing control, in the sweeping repression of the fighters there for a generation.
The outline of the new attack unfolded during a recent visit to New York Times journalists in the city of Jenin, among the once densely populated neighborhoods that have been cleared since the start of a business, in January, during which houses were converted into ruins. In one of these areas more than 10,000 people lived until recently. Now, it is empty – the roads are blocked by huge volumes of soil and framed by “mountains” of ruins.
REUTERS/Raneen Sawafta
This week, the Israeli army said it would demolish houses in Tulcarem, a city near Jenin, to make the once busy neighborhoods and the roads more accessible to Israeli forces and prevent the re -emergence of fighters.
