Five of two years killed in Israeli attacks amidst Gaza ceasefire. Israel-Felistine Conflict News
The Israeli army continues violation of ceasefire as thousands of Palestinians tried to return to their homes in North Gaza.
Two Palestinians, including a child, have been killed and many have been injured in Israeli attacks on Gaza, as thousands of people returned to the northern part of the surrounded enclave.
The WAFA news agency said that five-year-old Nadia Mohammad al-Amodi was killed and three people were injured when the Israeli army on Monday shot a horse car in Al-Jisra in the west of the Nusirat refugee camp Was killed
Separately, Wafa also said that a Palestinian person was killed and the Israeli forces had injured many people after bombing a bulldozer because it is trying to remove a vehicle trapped in Nuserat. Was.
These displaced Palestinians are being attacked by the latest incidents of Palestinians as they try to return to their homes in the war -torn coastal enclave amid a three -phase ceasefire agreement signed between Hamas and Israel, which came into force on 19 January.
The Israeli army stated in a statement that an aircraft was “fired in Central Gaza to retreat suspected vehicles” that was moving north in an area that is “not approved to be passed according to the agreement”. The statement said that the Israeli forces also opened fire on a Palestinian person from North Gaza who “threatened”.
Since the ceasefire began on January 19, several violations have been committed by the Israeli army in Gaza.
Last week, heavy fire from Israeli tank around Karam Abu Salem crossing, known as Karem Shalom, was also reported to be east of Gaza’s southern city of Rafa.
In addition, Israeli bullets also injured a fisherman near the coast and an Israeli drone injured another citizen inside Gaza.
Northern Gaza continues to return
The attacks continued to return to the Palestinians to return to the northern Gaza after the Israeli forces opened the leadership corridor after two days of delay.
Gaza’s government media office stated that “more than 300,000 displaced” have crossed the north of Southern Gaza.
“Welcome to Gaza,” read a newly built banner hanging above a dirt road in front of a collapsed building in Gaza city.
“This is the happiest day of my life,” a 22-year-old, Lames al-Iwadi, said, who returned to Gaza City after being displaced several times.
“I think my soul and life have returned to me. We will rebuild our homes, even if it is with mud and sand. ,
While reporting from Salah Al-Din Street in Gaza, Honey Mahmood of Al Jazeera said that people kept putting in north for a straight day, waiting for hours in “very long queues”, despite that it is to know the destruction Despite they are waiting.
Mahmud said, “Those who had already moved to the north, had already informed their family members and people that they know here that they are going back to a barren land,” Mahmud said told. “It is nothing left … It is not a basic requirement to maintain its life there.”
Nevertheless, some Palestinians remained in a worried mood, a man returning to the north, saying that he was firm to rebuild the “brick by brick, wall from the wall”.
He said, “I am returning home, I know that my house is flattened, I am hurting the loved ones I have lost, but we are telling the whole world: Catching firmly for his motherland, “he told Al Jazeera.
Another Palestinian, who returned to the northern Gaza, said: “I have been waiting in this long queue since the early hours of the morning. We are all trying to get bread here. I hope the relief agencies installed more bakers. It will take hours to wait for so many people, bread bread. ,
The Palestinians returning to the northern Gaza came face to face with the limits of destruction for more than a year of war. Gaza’s government media office said that there is a need for 135,000 tents and caravan in Gaza City and North, which is for Shelter Returning families.
