A five -year -old among two killed in Israeli attacks in the middle of Gaza’s truce | Israel-Palestine News of Conflict
Israeli forces continue the offenses of tribute as thousands of Palestinians are trying to return to their homes in the northern Gaza.
Two Palestinians, including a child, were killed and many wounded in Israeli attacks on Gaza in the midst of an agreed trial as thousands of people continued to return to the northern part of the besieged enclave.
Five-year-old Nadia Mohammed al-amiudi was killed and three people were wounded after the Israeli army on Monday in the Al-Jisru, west of the Nuseirat Refugee Camp, a horses of horses, west of the Nuseiirat refugee camp, WAFA news agency reported.
Separately, Wafa also reported that the Palestinian had been killed and several people wounded after the Israeli forces bombed the bulldozer as he tried to remove the vehicle stuck in Nuseiira.
They indicate the latest incidents that Palestinians were attacked as they were attacked as they try to return to their homes in the coastal enclave destroyed in the middle Three -stage Fire Interruption Agreement Signed between Hamas and Israel, which came into force on January 19th.
The Israeli army said in a statement that the aircraft was “fired to rejection of suspicious vehicles” in central Gaza moving north in an area “not approved to pass in accordance with the Agreement”. The statement added that the Israeli forces also fired at the Palestinian man in the northern Gaza who “represented them with a threat.”
Ever since the rest began on January 19, there have been several violations of the Israeli army in Gaza.
Last week, he also reported that he also reported that a heavy fire from Israeli tanks around Karema Abu Salem, known as the Kerem Shala in the Israelis, east of the southern city of Rafah Gaza.
In addition, the Israeli shooting also wounded the fisherman near the coast, and Israeli’s drone wounded another civilian within Gaza.
Return to northern Gaza continues
The attacks come as the Palestinians continued to return to the northern Gaza after opening the Israeli forces on Monday by the Netzari corridors after a two -day delay.
Gazette’s Government Office said that “more than 300,000 displaced” crossed from southern Gaza in the north.
“Welcome to Gaza,” he read a newly raised banner hanging above the earthen road in front of a demolished building in the city of Gaza.
“This is the happiest day of my life,” said Lamees al-Iwady, a 22-year-old who returned to the city of Gaza after being displaced several times.
“I feel like my soul and life have come back. We will renew our homes, even if they are with mud and sand.”
Al Jazeera Hani Mahmoud, reporting from Salah al-Din Street in Gaza, said people continued to pour out on the north the other day, waiting for hours in “very long lines”, despite the knowledge of the devastation that awaits them.
“The people who have already passed to the north have already informed their family members and people who know here to return to desolation,” Mahmoud reported. “There is nothing left at all … no basic need to maintain your life.”
Still, some Palestinians remained in a defiant mood, with one man Returning north saying that he was determined to restore his home “brick brick, a wall on the wall”.
“I’m going home, I know my home is flattened, I mourn the loved ones I lost, but we speak the whole world: we hold firmly on our home soil, in our homeland,” he told Al Jazeera.
Another Palestinian who returns to northern Gaza said: “I am waiting in this long order from the early hours of the morning. We are all trying to get bread here. I hope the help agencies have set more bakers. With so many people waiting, it will only take hours to get bread. “
The Palestinians who returned to northern Gaza faced face to face with the scope of the destruction she spent more than a year of war. The Government’s Gazette in Gaza said that in the city of Gaza and the north, there are 135,000 tents and caravan for the residence that returns to the city of Gaza.
