Air strikes and shooting are killed at least 38 people in Gaza with growth for a ceasefire

Health officials said that Israeli strikes and shooting had killed at least 38 people throughout Gaza. The international ceasefire is increasing, but the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s shadow defy On continuing the war during a speech to the United Nations on Friday afternoon.

The strikes were killed in central and northern Gaza people in their homes in the early hours of Saturday morning, including nine of the same family at a house in the refugee camp in Nawihara, according to health staff at Al -Oda Hospital, where the bodies were brought.

The attacks came hours after Netanyahu told worldmime colleagues in United Nations General Assembly Friday that his nation “must end the job” against Hamas in Gaza.

Netanyahu’s words, which are aimed at increasingly divided into his domestic audience like the world world, were after dozens of delegates from multiple countries from the United Nations General Assembly hall on Friday morning when he started speaking.

International pressure on Israel is increasing to end the war, as well as isolating Israel, with a growing list of countries that have recently decided Learn about the Palestinian state – Something rejects Israel.

The countries were pressuring US President Donald Trump to pressure Israel for a ceasefire. On Friday, Trump told the White House correspondents that he believed the United States is about to achieve a deal to reduce the fighting in Gaza “will bring the hostages” and “end the war.”

Trump and Netanyahu are scheduled to meet on Monday, and Trump said on Friday that “very inspired and fruitful discussions” and “extensive negotiations” on Gaza are continuing with countries in the region.

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On Saturday morning, the strikes demolished a house in the Toufah neighborhood in Gaza City, killing at least 11 people, more than half of them, women and children, according to Al Al Hospital, where the bodies were brought in. Four other people were killed when an air strike hit their homes in the Chati refugee camp, according to the Shiva Hospital.

Six Palestinians were killed by the Israeli shooting while seeking assistance in southern and central Gaza, according to Nasser and AWDA hospitals, where the bodies were brought in.

Israel’s army did not immediately respond to air strikes or shooting.

Hospitals and health clinics in Gaza City on the brink of collapse. Nearly two weeks after the attack, two clinics were destroyed by air strikes, two hospitals were closed after they were damaged, while others hardly work, with medicines, equipment, food and fuel in a shortage of supply.

Many patients and employees have been forced to flee hospitals, leaving behind them only a few doctors and nurses for children in incubators or other patients who suffer from very ill.

On Friday, the doctors of the relief group without borders said that he had to suspend activities in Gaza City amid an intense Israeli attack. The group said that the Israeli tanks were less than half a mile of its health care facilities and that the escalating attacks created a “unacceptable level of risk” for its employees.

Meanwhile, the food situation in the north also worsened, as Israel has stopped delivering aid by crossing it to northern Gaza since September 12, and has increasingly rejected the requests of the United Nations to bring supplies from southern Gaza to the north, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said.

The Israel campaign in Gaza has killed more than 65,000 people and wounded more than 167,000 others, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza. It does not distinguish between civilians and fighters, but he says that women and children constitute about half of the deaths. The ministry is part of the Hamas government, but the United Nations agencies and many independent experts consider their numbers more estimated in wartime.

The Israel campaign arose when terrorists led by Hamas stormed Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and taking 251 hostages. Forty and forty prisoners remain in Gaza, around it 20 of them believe that Israel is aliveAfter most of the rest was released in the ceasefire or other deals.