A new wave of Israeli strikes in Gaza

According to at least 13 people, at least 13 people were killed in air strikes across Gaza overnight, after Israel said it was resuming combat operations in the Palestinian territories.

Two civilians were killed and five others were wounded when an Israeli plane hit a tent near the humanitarian area of ​​Maasi, according to the reports of the Palestinian News Agency at WAFA, citing the Red Crescent scientists.

The Israeli army said it had targeted what was called a military site from Hamas, as the group was preparing to shoot in Israel. The army said that the enthusiastic ships were wounded.

This comes after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the fighting would resume “completely”, adding: “This is just a beginning.”

The bombing is not the same size it was on Tuesday, when the Hamas-running Ministry of Health says that more than 400 people were killed-but it does not show any summary of the new attack by Israel.

Tuesday’s strikes were the heaviest because the fragile ceasefire and the hostages entered into force on January 19, and came after Israel and Hamas failed to agree to how to take it beyond the initial stage.

The deal includes three phases, and negotiations in the second stage were supposed to have started six weeks ago – but this did not happen.

Under the proposed second stage, Israel was withdrawing the forces from Gaza – but Israel and the United States instead prompted the extension of the first stage, with more hostages in exchange for more Palestinian prisoners.

Netanyahu casts the resumption of fighting as a return to Israel’s basic goals – to restore the hostages and “get rid” of Hamas – but the hostages of the hostages criticized the decision, saying that it showed that the government had abandoned their loved ones.

Israel says Hamas is still carrying 59 hostages, and it is believed that 24 of them are alive.

Egypt, an intermediary in the talks, said that the new strikes were a “blatant” violation of the ceasefire.

Wafa says that a woman and a child were killed in an air strike north of Khan Yunis overnight to Wednesday, while four others were killed in a strike in Gaza City.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza has not yet made the death of the last strikes.

Hamas confirmed that many of its leaders were killed in Tuesday’s strikes, including the head of real governments, Ayes A-Da’lees.

Meanwhile, the Islamic Jihad – whose fighters participated in the October 7, 2023 attack that raised the current conflict – said that the prominent spokesman in his armed wing, known as Abu Hamza, was killed.

However, there were also many civilians, including dozens of children, believed to be among the dead.

Regional mediators are now said to pushing Hamas to launch some Israeli hostages who still keep it in exchange for an escalation.

But Netanyahu said that continuing all the ceasefire talks “under the fire” will take place.

The October 7, 2023 attack by Hamas on Israel witnessed about 1,200 people who were killed and seized 251 Ray – 25 of them who were alive during the first stage of the ceasefire.

Israel has received a huge military attack, which killed more than 4,800 Palestinians, says the Hamas -running Ministry of Health, in addition to causing widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure.