Fresh wave of Israeli attacks in Gaza

Israel said that at least 13 people have been killed throughout the night after resuming the operation to compete in the Palestinian region.

Two civilians were killed and five others were injured, when an Israeli drone hit a tent near the Al-Mavasi humanitarian area, citing Palestinian Wafa News Agency report, Red Crescent Medics.

Israel’s army said that it had targeted what it had said to Hamas’s military site from where the group was preparing to set fire to Israel. The army said that vessels controlled by Hamas were also killed.

This is the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu said the fight “will start with full force”, saying: “This is just the beginning.”

The bombing is not of the same scale as on Tuesday, when the Ministry of Hamas-Interested Health says that more than 400 people were killed-but it does not show any late-up in the new attack of Israel.

On 19 January, a delicate ceasefire and the hostage exchange deal came into force, Tuesday’s attacks were the heaviest, and after Israel and Hamas, it came after agreeing to how to take it beyond the initial stage.

The deal includes three stages, and the conversation in the second phase began six weeks ago – but it did not happen.

Under the proposed second phase, Israel would withdraw soldiers from Gaza – but Israel and the United States pushed for the first phase of expansion, and more hostages were released in exchange for more Palestinian prisoners.

Netanyahu resumed the fight as the return of Israel’s primary objectives – to return the hostages and “get rid of” by Hamas – but the families of the hostages criticized the decision, saying that the government had left its loved ones.

Israel says Hamas is still catching 59 hostages, of which 24 are considered alive.

A mediator, Egypt, said the latest attacks were “bang” violations of the ceasefire.

Wafa says that on Wednesday, a woman and child died in the north of Khan Younis, while four others were killed in the strike in Gaza city.

Gaza’s Health Ministry has so far faced a death for the latest attacks.

Hamas has confirmed that many of its leaders were killed in Tuesday’s attacks, including the real head of the government, Essem A-Congress.

Meanwhile, the Islamic Jihad – whose fighters attended the 7 October 2023 attack, which triggers the current struggle – said that the major spokesman of its armed wing known as Abu Hamza was killed.

However, there were many citizens including dozens of children, who were considered one of the dead.

The regional mediators are now said to be pushing Hamas to leave Hamas to leave some of the Israeli hostages, which is still in exchange for a de-size.

But Netanyahu has said that moving forward, all ceasefire talks will be “under fire”.

On 7 October 2023, about 1,200 people were killed and 251 hostage in Hamas attack on Israel – 25 of which were released alive during the first phase of the ceasefire.

Israel replied with a large-scale military aggressive, killing more than 48,500 Palestinians, saying Hamas-Interested Health Ministry, as well as causing large-scale destruction for homes and infrastructure.