Palestinian rescuers have reported that 94 people killed Thursday in Israeli strikes on Gaza Blocked, where an organization supported by the United States said it intended to start distributing aid by the end of the month.
In the occupied West Bank, the raids were underway and the roads were blocked after the military leader of Israel promised to find the authors of an attack that killed an pregnant Israeli woman.
“Eighty-four martyrs have been killed in Israeli air strikes on the Gaza Strip since dawn today,” spokesman for the civil defense agency Mahmud Basal told AFP.
The agency had given an anterior assessment of 50 dead.
Amir Selha, a 43 -year -old Palestinian from North Gaza, reported “intense Israeli bombings overnight”.
“The reservoir shells are struck 24 hours a day, and the area is filled with people and tents,” he said.
Most gasians were moved at least once for 19 months of war between Israel and Hamas.
Israel prevented all the help of entry into Gaza on March 2, before resuming operations on March 18 after talks to extend a six-week ceasefire.
Israel said pressure to force Hamas to release hostages to Gaza, most of them held since the attack on October 7, 2023.
Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, an NGO supported by the United States, said that it would begin to distribute humanitarian aid in Gaza this month after discussions with Israeli officials.
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He said he had asked Israel to obtain distribution points in northern Gaza, and that Israel had accepted.
Evacuation orders
The Ministry of Health in Gaza said on Thursday that 2,876 people had been killed since Israel had resumed strikes on March 18.
He said the overall death number in Gaza since the war broke out on October 7, 2023 was 53,010.
The attack on Hamas resulted in the death of 1,218 people on the Israeli side, mainly civilians, according to an AFP count based on official figures.
Of the 251 hostages taken during the attack, 57 remain in Gaza, 34 of which, the soldiers died.
Selha in Gaza said that army quadcopter drones had dropped leaflets in his neighborhood early Thursday, asking residents to move south.
The UN estimates that 70% Gaza is now either an area without Israeli Go or evacuation order.
Basal said in a statement Thursday that Israel “uses a policy of narrowing areas and emptying of the populated regions to put pressure and terrorize civilians.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that soldiers would enter Gaza “with full force” in the coming days.
Despite the air strikes, discussions are still underway for the release of hostages and a cease-fire contract.
With American President Donald Trump by turning the Gulf countries, his Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff discussed the issue of hostages with Netanyahu on Wednesday.
Hamas, in a statement, accused Netanyahu of having undermined the release of hostages and cease-fire efforts “by deliberate military climbing, showing an indifference to its captives, endangering their lives”.
In the north of the occupied West Bank, on the other hand, the head of the Israeli army said that a man’s hunting was underway after an attack that had killed a pregnant woman.
Lieutenant-General Eyal Zamir said on the attack website: “We will use all the tools at our disposal and reach the murderers in order to keep them responsible.”
The woman, an Israeli colonist who was on his way to give birth, was declared dead on Thursday. Her baby was saved after childbirth by a cesarean, according to Tel Aviv hospital where she was taken.
Call for revenge
The Israeli army said in a statement on Thursday that “physical and intelligence based on the attacker was underway.
Users of Palestinian telegram channels sharing information on the Western Bank checkpoints reported many road closings in the north of the territory on Thursday.
Whatsapp groups for Israeli settlers in the West Bank were prey to calls for revenge in reprisal for the attack.
“To ensure that this will not happen again. We need real revenge! Erase each terrorist village, and each village that remains silent in the face of the murder of the Jews,” wrote a user.
In the north of the west city of Tammun, during this time, an army raid killed four Palestinians on Thursday, said the former mayor.
Najeh Bani Odeh said he was informed by a Palestinian-Israeli coordination channel that four fighters had been killed.
The army did not confirm the raid to AFP.
Bani Odeh said the soldiers entered Tammun at 7 am and surrounded a house in which “there were between four and five armed men”.
“We do not yet know what has happened because the army is still present, but residents of the region said that the army had entered the house and that young men were martyred inside,” Bani Odeh told AFP.
