The number of deaths in Gaza is increasing to 50,000, says the territory Ministry of Health, as Israel orders new strikes, evacuation

Palestinian officials said War in Gaza has killed more than 50,000 people after Israel ended the trial last week in the wave of strikes that killed hundreds.

Israel, who threatened Gauze with “complete destruction and destruction“If Hamas did not hand over the remaining hostages, he continued to hit what he said they were militant goals. He also launched an entry into the northern Gaza.

Over night, at least 26 Palestinians were killed on Southern Gazi, including the political leader of Hamas and several women and children.

Residents said the tanks had progressed in the area of ​​the southern city of Rafah, while the army ordered that it was evacuated.

Palestinian men, women and children could see themselves walking with an earthen road and carrying their things in their arms, repeating the scene in the war that forced most of the population to run away from the territory.

“It’s a shift under fire,” said Mustafa Gaber, a local journalist who left Tel al-Sultan with his family. In the video, he said hundreds of people flee as they echoed the tank and drones nearby. “There are wounded people among us. The situation is very difficult,” he said.

Israeli defense forces have announced that the Tel Al-Sultan surgery aimed at “sites of terrorist infrastructure” and sought to “eliminate terrorists in the area to strengthen control and expand the safety zone in southern Gazi”.

“IDF will continue to act against terrorist organizations in Gaza to protect Israeli civilians,” the statement said.

Hamas said that Salah Bardawil, a member of his political office and Palestinian Parliament, was killed on a strike in Muwasi, who also killed his wife.

Hospitals in southern Gazi said they had received another 24 bodies from strikes overnight, including several women and children.

Later on Sunday, the Ministry of Health in Gaza said the Israeli air strike hit a hospital in Khan Yunis, killing at least one person.

The Ministry says the strike caused a great fire at the surgical building of the hospital in the southern city of Khan Younis. The hospital says there are several wounded.

The Israeli army confirmed the strike to the hospital, saying that she had hit Hamas’s militant who works there. Israel the wrong death for Hamas because it operates in densely populated areas.

Dr. Ferose Sidhwa, an American hospital doctor, told CBS News on the phone that the front of the building was set on fire after the explosion. He said the hospital stopped and was concerned about the possibility of another attack.

The sources told CBS News that Ismail Barhou, a political member of the Hamas and a spokesman, was the target of a hospital strike.

The Ministry of Health led by Hamas, said a total of 50,021 Palestinians had been killed in the war and more than 113,000 wounded. The last toll announced on Sunday includes 673 people killed by Israel’s surprise bombing on Tuesday, as well as 233 bodies recently identified, the Ministry said.

The Ministry does not distinguish civilians and fighters in their records, but it said that women and children make up more than half of the dead. Israel says he killed about 20,000 fighters without giving evidence.

Late on Saturday, the Israeli cabinet approved a proposal to set a new administration in charge of improving the “voluntary departure” of Palestinians in accordance with the proposal of President Trump Depopulate the gauze and renew it for others.

Palestinians say they do not want to leave their homeland, and the rights for the rights said that the plan could be expired by violating international law.

Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz said that the new body would be “subject to Israeli and international law” and coordinated “by land, sea and air into destinations.”

The consolation she experienced in January paused for 15 months of heavy fighting Hamas’s terrorist attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people. The militants under the guidance of Hamas took 251 people as hostage.

Most of the prisoners were released in agreements on the termination of fire or other contracts, while the Israeli forces saved eight living living and recovered dozens of bodies.

The sides were to begin negotiations in early February in the next phase of the ceasefire, in which Hamas was supposed to release the remaining 59 hostages – which is believed to be 35 dead – in exchange for more Palestinian prisoners, permanent tribute and Israeli withdrawal.

These conversations never started, and Israel gave up a dedication agreement after Hamas rejected Israeli and US proposals to release more hostages on the eve of any conversation on a permanent tribute.