Israeli strikes kill dozens in Gaza, including civilians looking for aid, as health workers say

Hospital sources in Gaza say that more than 35 people were killed in Israeli strikes since the early hours of Saturday morning, according to hospital sources in Gaza.

A strike in a house in central Gaza left at least 11 people – more than half of them women and children – according to officials at the Arab Hospital in Gaza City.

Health workers said that nine members of the same family were among those who were killed in an Israeli strike in the Nuseirat camp for refugees, and at least six people were said to be killed while seeking help in central and southern Gaza.

A day after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the United Nations comes that Israel “must end the job” against Hamas.

The Israeli Air Force says it has reached about 120 targets across the tape since Friday – including, the army says, “The buildings used by terrorist groups, terrorist currencies and other infrastructure.”

It is clear that there was no abandonment in the last expanded Israeli attack against Hamas, which is now mainly focused on Gaza City, where Israel says it is the last stronghold of the armed group.

Hundreds of thousands of population fled the largest urban center in the region, as the famine was confirmed last month by an unaccounted body. But hundreds of thousands of others remain in terrible humanitarian conditions, with the collapse of health and other basic services.

“They tell us about going there, then they return here … people in the streets, in the south spread everywhere. Where do we go?” Salwa Sobhi Bakr said, as was reported by Agence France -Presse.

“What does the world want from us? What does Netanyahu want? What does Hamas want?” She said.

Several members of the Bakr family were killed during a strike at the Al -Shaati Refugee camp in Gaza City, the news agency reported, referring to the Hamas Civil Defense Agency.

While international calls for a ceasefire may double – supported by Multiple new confessions of the Palestinian state At the United Nations this week – Israel remains determined to maintain the maximum pressure on Hamas to try to force it to surrender.

This was the message again from Prime Minister Netanyahu at the United Nations General Assembly in New York Friday, when many delegates came out to protest the stage.

Donald Trump again expressed his optimism About negotiating a deal that would see the hostages and a new ceasefire in Gaza.

The US President said that his team was about to achieve this goal, as what he called “very inspiring and fruitful discussions” was held with countries throughout the region.

Steve Whitsov, Trump’s Private Envoy to the Middle East, says the United States has reached a new peace plan from 21 points for the Middle East and Gaza.

It was not officially submitted, but various media reports have been said to be its main provisions.

According to the release of all hostages, large numbers of Palestinian prisoners and immediate ceasefire, to include what Israel’s times say it will be a path to a Palestinian state in the future.

But this is something that Netanyahu rejected strongly in his speech to the United Nations.

It was also reported that the plan will enable the Palestinians to stay in the Gaza Strip, rather than encourage many to leave.

Certainly, such judgments – if confirmed – will be speaking points when Trump meets Netanyahu on Monday. The optimism of the US leader may receive a realistic examination at this meeting.

The times of Israel – who says it has seen a copy of the United States’ proposal – says it also includes a commitment to Hamas’s features to remove its weapon, as well as remove the full bishop in Gaza and create a process to cancel the radar from the population.

It is clear that both Hamas and the Israeli government will have to make greater concessions than they have been committed so far, if the plan is also reported so far is to obtain any opportunity to succeed.

The Israeli army launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the Hamas -led attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, where about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others took hostage.

At least 65,549 people have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since then, according to the Hamas Ministry of Health in the region.

Foreign journalists have been banned from entering Gaza independently since Israel launched its attack in 2023 after the Hamas attacks October 7.

With the two -year anniversary of the Hamas -led attack on Israel after a little more than a week, many in Israel and Gaza are hoping warmly not have to live during the third year of the war.