Israeli sky beats 100 Palestinians over the Gaza Strip at night while ceases -fires seem to store conversations
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The hope for an Israel-Hamas cease-fire was given a new blow after 100 Palestinians were killed in a wave of air strikes over the Gaza Strip overnight.
Israel Has expanded his strikes at the enclave and killed hundreds of people since Thursday, in preparation for a new ground offensive to reach ‘operational control’ in parts of Gaza.
‘We have at least 100 martyrs since night. Complete families were wiped by the civil registration record by Israeli Bombardment, ‘Khalil al-Deqran, spokesperson for the Ministry of Health of Gaza, said Reuters.
It comes when mediators a new round of cease -the -Fire conversations between Israel and Hamas In an attempt to put an end to a war that has been sustained since the Palestinian terrorist group carried out the deadly attacks of 7 October in 2023.
Israel has since decimated huge parts of Palestine, according to Gaza Health Authorities to kill more than 53,000 people.
Since the beginning of March, Tel Aviv has blocked the entry of medical, food and fuel supplies in Gaza to put pressure on Hamas to free Israeli hostages and has approved plans that can mean that the entire GazaSastruit and the control of help can be grabbed.
Hamas says that it will only free the hostages in exchange for an Israeli -fired fire.
Egypt and Qatar Mediators, supported by the United States, started on Saturday a new round of indirect cease -the fire between the two parties, but sources close to the negotiations told Reuters that there had been no breakthrough.

Israel has expanded his strikes at the enclave and killed hundreds of people since Thursday, in preparation for a new ground offensive to reach ‘operational control’ in parts of Gaza. Displayed: Palestinians inspect the damage after a strike in Khan Younis, Gaza Strip

Palestinian boys look out of a damaged house at the location of an Israeli strike, in the central Gaza Strip

A building was completely torn up last night by a new wave of strikes in the Gaza Strip
A Palestinian official close to the conversations, which take place in the capital of Qatar, Doha, said: “Hamas is flexible about the number of hostages it can free, but the problem has always been about the dedication of Israel to end the war.”
Sky News Arabica and the BBC both reported that Hamas had proposed to release about half of his Israeli hostages in exchange for a two-month ceasefires and the release of Palestinian prisoners in the hands of Israel.
Contact by Reuters said a Hamas officer: “The position of Israel is unchanged, they want their prisoners to be released, without an obligation to end the war.”
One of Israel’s strikes at night hit a tent camp with displaced families in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, in which women and children were killed, dozens of injury and various tents in fire.
Hamas described the strike as a ‘new brutal crime’ and blamed the US government for escalation.
Among the dozens who were killed earlier on Sunday were three journalists and their families. Medical officials said that another family lost at least 20 of his members in the north of Gaza.
Zakaria al-Sinwar, the brother of the former Hamas chef Yehya al-Sinwar who killed Israel in October, and three of his children were killed in an Israeli air raid on their tent in Central Gaza Strip, said medicines. Sinwar was a history teacher at Gaza University.
The Gaza Healthcare System is hardly operational because of repeated Israeli bombing and raids in hospitals. The Blockade for Assistance has exacerbated their difficulties and at the same time blaming widespread hunger, for which Israel Hamas blames.

Hamas says that it will only free the hostages in exchange for an Israeli -fired fire. Shown: Palestinian man inspects the damage at the location of an Israeli strike, in the central gaza strip

Palestinians inspect the rubble on the site of Israeli strikes at a travel tent camp, in the Mawasi area west of Khan Yunis

One of Israel’s strikes at night hit a tent camp with displaced families in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip

Palestinians inspect the location of an Israeli strike on a house, in Jabalia, in the northern Gaza Strip

A young child walks through the rubble of Jabalia, in the northern Gaza Strip, after air strikes

Palestinians mourn the bodies of family members killed in Israeli strikes, in the Al-AQSA Martyrs Hospital in Dair El-Balah
“Hospitals are overwhelmed by the growing number of victims, many are children, various cases of amputations and the hospitals, which are repeatedly affected by the occupation, struggling with medical supplies shortages,” Deqran said.
The Israeli army said on Saturday in a statement that the extensive strikes carried out in areas of Gaza as part of his plan to achieve his war objectives.
Israëls explained goal in Gaza is the elimination of the military and government opportunities of Hamas, which attacked Israeli communities on October 7, 2023, killing around 1,200 people and grabbed around 250 hostages.
The Israeli military campaign has destroyed the enclave, so that almost all residents are pushed out of their homes and kill more than 53,000 people, according to Gaza Health Authorities.
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