Israel’s deadly strikes on Gaza continue Thursday, killing 32 in the past 24 hours

Israeli Airstrikes killed five people and wounded 18 others in Khan Younis in the Southern Gaza Strip on Thursday, local health authorities said.

Medics said that one person hit a house in Bani Suhaila, a town just east of Khan YAKan Younis, killing 15 people, and another injured others, and another injured others, and another injured 15 others in the nearby town of Abelan.

The Israeli military confirmed the strikes but said it was not aware of any casualties. Hamas and Israel are also accused of violating the burning Adge-six weeks.

Later Thursday, Nasser hospital officials said the fifth Palestinian was killed by Israel Change language, and Abelan.

Gaza’s health ministry said at least 32 people had been killed in the past 24 hours, including 12 children and eight women – the highest number since Oct. 29, where at least 100 people were killed.

On Wednesday, Israel said it had attacked targets beyond arrests after members of a Palestinian group were expelled from its forces.

Hamas has called the attack a spectacular thing and appealed to the Arab world, Turkey and the United States, which opened fire.

In a statement later on Thursday, the spokesman for Hamas, Hazem Qassem accused Israel of changing the marks that define the areas that Israel still defines 50 areas followed by 50.

Residents told Reuters that they saw it in Shejaia Subria, Eastern Gaza City, saying that the yellow barriers marking the areas are in Israel’s low-lying areas to the west.

There was no immediate Israeli comment on the placement of the marks.

There is no ceasefire, the Palestinians say

In Gaza City’s Zeitoun Subway, where at least 10 people were killed Wednesday in a building used for shooting families, Palestinians gathered by throwing away furniture and supplies.

“They say there is a ceasefire but I doubt this. Day by day, they say there is a complete ceasefire – this is not completely true,” said Akram Iwair on Thursday.

“The missiles hit displaced, poor citizens. What are we, our women and our families doing?” He told Reuters.

Oct. 10 A ceasefire in the two-year Gaza war has eased the conflict, prompting hundreds of thousands of Palestinians to return to Gaza’s ruins. Israel has pulled troops back from the city and aid efforts have increased.

But the violence does not stop completely. Hamas wanted to align itself with him, others are worried about the de facto isolation of the area and the situation is critical. Palestinian health authorities say Israeli forces have killed 312 people in Gaza since the outbreak.

Israel says three of its soldiers have been killed since the war began and the scores were counted.

The war in Gaza began after Hamas-led forces killed 1,200 people and took 251 hostages in an attack on more than 69,000 Palestinians, most of them civilians, Gaza health officials say.

Under the terms of the truce, Hamas freed all the living hostages in Gaza and returned nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners and wartime detainees held by Israel.

Hamas also agreed to donate the remains of 28 dead hostages for the bodies of 360 Palestinian soldiers killed in the war. The remains of 25 hostages have been transferred so far.

Israel returned 330 Palestinian bodies, according to the field health service.