Israel accused of killing dozens in the temporary Gaza operations, where Trump hopes to stop the shooting in the days

The Israel Army said on Tuesday that it had expanded its operations in GazaThe residents reported the shooting of fierce and bombing before a planned trip to Washington by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Intensive operations came days after the escalating calls for the ceasefire, with President Trump – who is scheduled to meet Netanyahu next week – among these Urging Israel to conclude a deal to stop the war And bring the hostages to the home who are still detained in Gaza. Mr. Trump said on Tuesday that he hoped that a ceasefire agreement will be reached “somewhat next week.”

However, the Israeli campaign to destroy the Palestinian militants group, Hamas, continued unabated, as the civil defense agency in Hamas informed that the Israeli forces had killed 17 people on Tuesday, when dozens of fear of besieging them under the number.

In response to reports of deadly strikes in the north and south of the region, the Israeli army said it “is working to dismantle the military capabilities in Hamas.”

Separately, he said on Tuesday morning that in recent days, “its operations have expanded to additional areas inside the Gaza Strip, which led to the elimination of dozens of terrorists, and the dismantling of hundreds of terrorist infrastructure sites above the ground and under the ground.”

“The air strikes and bombing were intensified during the past week,” said Rafat Halz, 39, from the Shujaya area in Gaza City.

“I think that every time the negotiations or a potential ceasefire are mentioned, the army is escalating from crimes and massacres on the ground,” he said. “i don’t know why.”

Amer Daloul, a 44 -year -old Gaza City, has reported more severe clashes between Israeli forces and militants in recent days, Frank told Fran Futuha and his family to flee the tent in which they lived at dawn on Tuesday, “due to fire and random weapons.”

In the southern city of Rafah, resident, Mohamed Abdel -Aali, said that there are Israeli tanks in most parts of the city.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza in Hamas said earlier on Tuesday that 116 people were killed through the pocket over the past 24 hours, which raised the total number of deaths in Gaza since the war began in 56647.

The media restrictions in Gaza imposed by Israel and the difficulties faced by local journalists in reaching many regions make it impossible to independently verify the numbers and details provided by the authorities in the Palestinian region run by Hamas.

On Monday, a group of 169 Relief Organization contacted the end of the United States and Israeli -Israeli aid distribution organization known as the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which they said forced civilians to hunger “the trip for hours through dangerous terrain and active conflict areas, only to face a violent race, for food.

They urged to return to the unrestricted aid mechanism that existed until March, when Israel imposed a full siege on the humanitarian assistance entering Gaza during a dilemma in the armistice talks with Hamas.

GHF distanced the reports of aid seekers who were killed near its centers.

Netanyahu announced that he will visit Washington to meet Mr. Trump and senior US security officials next week, after he previously said Israel’s campaign against Iran has created “opportunities”, including the liberation of the hostages who are still detained in Gaza.

Israel’s declaration of victory in the 12 -day war sparked pressure on it to put a similar end to more than 20 months of destroyed fighting in Gaza. The war in Gaza was arose by a terrorist attack on October 7, 2023 on southern Israel, which killed about 1,200 people and saw 251 hostages again in Gaza. It is still believed that about 20 of these prisoners are alive.

Hamas official, Taher Al -Nono, told AFP on Thursday that the group “is ready to agree to any proposal if it would lead to the end of the war, a permanent ceasefire and a full withdrawal from the occupation forces,” but he added: “Until now, there has been no penetration.”