Israel realizes “extensive” strikes in Gaza, ending the allocation of a dedication fire
Israeli army said he hit the goals Gaza’s gauze early Tuesday, ending for weeks due to an extension of a ceasefire that stopped the fight in January, and Palestinian officials of the Ministry of Health reported at least 100 dead.
The strikes were recorded at locations, including northern Gaza, the city of Gaza and Deir al-Balah, Khan Younis and Rafah in central and southern Gazi.
The army, who said she had hit dozens of goals, said the strikes would continue as long as necessary and would spread outside the air attacks.
The attacks were far wider than the regular series of strikes of drones, for which the Israeli army announced that she spent against individuals or small groups of suspected militants and followed the weeks of unsuccessful efforts to agree on the expansion of the certificate, which began on January 19.
Hamas says that Israel has canceled an agreement on the termination of fire, leaving the fate of 59 hostages still uncertain in Gaza.
The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin’s office has accused Hamas of “repeated rejection of release on our hostages” and rejecting US President Donald Trump’s proposals, an envoy of Steve Witkoff.
“Israel will now act against Hamas with increasing military power.”
In Washington, a spokesman for the White House said Israel consulted with American administration before performing strikes, for which the army said that the targeted Hamas commanders were medium -level and leadership officers, as well as infrastructure belonging to a militant group.
The negotiating teams from Israel and Hamas were in Doha, because the mediators from Egypt and Katar sought to bridge the gap between the two sides after the end of the initial phase in the ceasefire, in which 33 Israeli hostages and five Thailates returned militant groups in Gaza in exchange for some 2000 Palestinian prison.
Blocked help delivery
With the support of the United States, Israel pressed the return of the remaining 59 hostages, which are still held in Gaza in exchange for a long -term truce that would stop fighting until after the Muslim month of Ramadan and the Jewish holiday in April.
However, Hamas insisted on moving to negotiations for the permanent end of the war and the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza, in accordance with the terms of the original dedication agreement.
Each side accused the other of not respecting the terms Interruption in JanuaryT, and during the first phase there were more hiccups. But so far a complete return to the fight has been avoided.
Israel has blocked help deliveries from entering Gaza and threatened it repeatedly to continue fighting if Hamas does not agree to return the hostages that he still holds.
The army did not give details about the strikes performed in the early hours on Tuesday, but Palestinian health authorities and witnesses that Reuters contacted reported damage in numerous areas of Gaza, where hundreds of thousands live in improvised shelters or damaged buildings.
The building in the city of Gaza, at the northern end of the railway, was hit and at least three houses were affected by Deir al-Balah in Central Gaza. In addition, strikes hit goals in the southern cities of Khan Younis and Rafah, according to medical and witnesses.
A large part of Gaza is now lying in ruins after 15 months of fighting, which broke out on October 7, 2023, when thousands of attackers under the guidance of Hamas attacked the Israeli community around Gaza’s belt, killing about 1,200 people, according to Israeli installation and stopping 251 tapata in Gaza.
The Israeli campaign in response killed more than 48,000 people, according to the Palestinian health authorities, and destroyed most of the housing and infrastructure in the enclave.
