Netanyahu says Israel’s hit over the gauze that killed hundreds is ‘just the beginning’

Deir Al-Balah, Gaza Strip – Israel has launched Teres over the gauze strip Early Tuesday who killed more than 400 Palestinians, local health officials said, breaking a truce In the place since January, as it paid to force Hamas to let more hostages and give up control over territory.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a strike after Hamas refused Israeli requirements To free up half the remaining hostages as a prerequisite for extension of truce. Israel’s most recent bombing of territories in the 17-month war was killed mostly by women and children, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health.

Netanyahu said the attack is “just the beginning” and that Israel will take advance until he achieved all his war goals – destroying Hamas and the release of all hostages held by a militant group.

Hamas said that at least six high officials were killed on Tuesday. Israel said that the head of the Hamas of the civilian government, officers of the Ministry of Justice and two bosses of the Security Agency.

All Further Negotiations on the breaking fire “will take place” in the fire, “he said in a statement broadcast on national television. The White House said that he was consulted and expressed support for Israel.

The Israeli army ordered people to evacuate Eastern Gaza and headed for the center of the territory, indicating that Israel could soon initiate renovated basic operations. The new campaign comes as a help group warn Stocks are expiring Two weeks after Israel Cut off all food, medications, fuel And other goods for Gaza 2 million Palestinians.

Pre-Zoren Barracks through Gaza struck homes and shelters and set a tent camp like families slept or prepared “Sohor”, Suon Muslims to eat before they start every day in the Holy Month of Ramadan. In Gaza City, Omar Grayaga said that after strikes, he ran out of help survivors in a nearby blow from the blow.

“I found the dead in every room. … I’m done in one place and I go to another and I find more dead,” he said. “I don’t know if we’re in a war or a truce.”

The attack could signal the full teaching of a war that has already killed tens of thousands of Palestinians and caused widespread over Gaza. She also asked concern about fate about two dozen hostages held by Hamas who is believed to live still.

Visior Hamas official said Netanyahu’s decision to return to war is the “death penalty” for the remaining hostages. Izzat Al-Risheq accused Netanyah to launch strikes to save his ultimate right ruling coalition.

There was no report on any attacks of Hamas a few hours after the bombing.

But Yemen Huuthi rebels first fired rockets to Israel since the ceasefire began. Volley moved the sirens in the Israeli southern Negevska desert, but intercepted before he reached the territory of the Earth, the army said. Now they have launched deadly strikes against Iranian Hutus over the weekend.

Israeli return to the military campaign came as Netanyahu Internal pressure installation facesWith mass protests, they are planned over his handling of hostage crisis and his decision to ignite the head of the Israeli agency for internal security. His last testimony in long-lasting trial of corruption He was canceled after strikes.

The shock seemed to give Netanyah politically reinforcement. A distant right party led by Itamar Ben-Guir who joined the government over the fire on Tuesday.

The main group that represents Hostage family He accused the Government “intentionally dismantling” of truce. Thousands of Israeli packed Tel Aviv Square on Tuesday evening to protest Netanyahuine intent to ignite domestic boss of domestic security and require the government to continue negotiations for hostage contract.

“Today, Netanyahu did not open the gates of hell on Hamas. He opened the gates of hell in our loved ones,” Einav Zangauker said, whose son is among the hostages.

After two months, the relative calmer during the truce, the stunned Palestinians once again took advantage of the loved ones from the ruins and keeping funeral prayers in the dead in hospital morgels.

“No one wants to fight,” Nidal Alzaanin said, the resident of the city of Gaza. “Everyone is still suffering from the previous months.”

Hit on the home in Rafah killed 17 one family membersAccording to the European Hospital, which received the bodies. Dead included five children, their parents and another father and his three children. Another in the town of Gaza killed 27 family members, half of women and children, including one-year-old, according to the list of dead Palestinian doctors.

Appoints on Tuesday, Nasser Hospital received at least 28 children killed in recent violence, according to the records shared by Ahmed Al-Farra, Chief of Pediatrics and Obstetrics.

At Nasser Khan Younis hospital, patients lay on the floor, and some screams. The young girl cried as her bloody arm wrapped. Wounded children flooded the pediatric department, Dr. Tanya Hassan said, a volunteer with medical assistance for Palestinian help groups.

She said she helped treated with a 6-year-old girl with internal bleeding. When they pulled them curly hair, they realized that the shrapnel broke through the left side of his brain, leaving it paralyzed on the right. He was brought without ID, and “we don’t know if her family survived,” Hass-Hassan said.

The Gaza Ministry of Health indicated that the strikes were killed at least 404 persons and wounded more than 560. Zaher Al-Waheidi, the head of the Department of Ministry, said at least 263 younger women or children under the age of 18.

In his statement on Tuesday, Netanyahu blamed Hamas for civilian casualties, saying she was operating among the population.

The war killed over 48,500 Palestinians, according to local health officials and displaced 90% of the Gasin population. The Ministry of Health does not distinguish civilians and militants, but says that more than half of the dead were women and children.

The war broke out when Militants led Hamas twisted to South Israel at 7. October 2023. year, killing about 1,200 people, mostly civilians and taking 251 hostages. Most were released in CenteFires or other offers, with Israeli force, save only eight and recover tens of bodies.

The White House blame Hamas for renovated struggles. The Brian Hughes National Security Council spokesman said that the militant group “could release the hostages to expand the truce, but instead they chose the rejection and war.”

However, the fiery fire, however, helped the broker, however, did not require Hamas to let more hostage extend the stop in the fight against his first phase.

The Israeli official, which speaks of the state of anonymity for the discussion of evolving, said that Israel is striking Hamass’s military, leaders and infrastructure and planned to expand the operation outside of air attacks.

The officer accused Hamas to try to rebuild and plan new attacks. Hamas militants and security strength quickly returned to the streets In recent weeks after the ceasefire has entered into force. Hamas refused planning new attacks on Tuesday.

Under the break of the fire, which began in mid-January, Hamas announced 25 hostages and bodies eight in exchange for more than 1,700 Palestinian prisoners as agreed in the first phase.

But Israel was thrown in the entry into negotiations in the second phase. According to the agreement, the phase two is intended to release the remaining 24 living hostages, the end of the war and the full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. Israel says Hamas also holds the remains of 35 prisoners.

Instead, Israel was looking for Hamas Release half the remaining hostages In return to extend truce and a vaguely promise that they will eventually negotiate a permanent truce. Hamas rejected, demanding the two sides follow the original agreement that called to stop in the fight for continuation during negotiations in the second phase.

Israel says it will not end the war until it destroys Hamass’s management and military ability and releases all the hostages – two goals that could be incompatible.

The full continuation of the war would allow Netanyah to avoid heavy compromises, which is called in a second phase and a thorny question who would manage the tread.

Would also do their coalition, which depends on the end-right representatives who want to depopulate gauze And rebuild there is a Jewish settlement.

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Federman reported from Jerusalem and Magdy from Cairo. Associate journalists for journalists Mohammad Jahjouh in Khan Younis, Gaza Strip; Abdel Kareem Hana in Gazi City, Gaza Strip; Fatma Khaled in Cairo; And Tia Goldenberg in Tel Aviv, Israel, they contributed.