In 114 Gazakils, Israeli strike, hospitals and rescuers say.

Health authorities and rescuers have killed at least 114 Palestinians in the Israeli raids on the Gaza district from dawn, health officials said.

Local Nasser Hospital said in the southern city of Khan Yunis that 54 people, including families and tents protecting their homes and tents overnight, were killed.

The Israeli army said he struck Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad fighters in the southern part of Gaza.

The Hamas Operation Civil Defense Agency reported a deadly strike in the northern village, including the attack on the Health Clinic and Prayer Hall of Jagalia Refugee Camp.

The Israeli army has strengthened the bombing of his words before the planned expansion of the offensive in Gaza.

US President Donald Trump visits this area and indirect negotiations on new ceasefire and hostage disclosure contracts between Hamas and Israel.

Khan Younis’s streets were filled with funeral processions and sorrow families on Thursday morning, and residents were filled with the residents that the residents said that it was the most deadly air raid set in the city since Israel resumed the attack almost two months ago.

One man said that the Middle East of the BBC Arabic Daily Program was “filled beyond the capacity.”

Doctors should treat injured people on the floor due to burns, cutting and internal bleeding, strains, benches and beds, he said.

“There were 36 children among the murdered people today … The whole family disappeared from the civil registration department.” “Tragically, this level of destruction has become part of everyday life.”

A video shared by a local activist showed a medical staff on the ground in a local cemetery. Imam led hundreds of mourners of mourning in order.

The six-year-old 42-year-old mother, Safaa Al-Bayouk, said his six-week son, Muss, and MOATAZ, who was a year and four months, died in one strike.

She said in a Reuters agency, “I gave them dinner and they fell asleep, which was a normal day.

13-year-old REEM Al-Zanaty said his uncle’s family, including a 12-year-old cousin Mena, died when two homes were bombed.

“We did not feel or listen until we woke up by debris,” she said. “Civil defense hasn’t come. Honestly, I will say that we have extracted ourselves. My father helped us.”

Medics said Hassan Samour, who worked at Hamas-Run Al-Aqsa Radio, was killed with 11 family members when a house in the neighborhood of the East Bani Suheila was bumped into the house in the neighborhood.

The civil defense agency said on Thursday morning that the first response was recovered by the Israeli strike of the northern village Beit Lahia.

Later, a spokesman for Mahmoud Basal reported that the Israeli strike killed all five of the Shihab family at the house in Jabalia.

Another 13 people died when the Al-Tau Bar Health Clinic and Prayer Hall was bombed in the Al-Pak Kuri area of ​​the Jabalia Refugee Camp, he said.

Palestinian News Agency WAFA reported that 15 people were killed, including 11 children.

The graphic video posted online in the scene showed two corpses covered with debris from the distance next to the severely damaged building.

Amir Selha, a 43 -year -old resident, said in the AFP news agency:

He also said that the Israeli military drone dropped a flyer to his neighbor, warning the residents to move south.

Wednesday, at least 80 people were killed in the territory, including 59 of Jagalia Town and refugee camps, according to hospitals and civil defense.

The Israeli army said he struck Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad fighters in Tuesday night. It warned that the rocket was launched to Israel and evacuated to Jabalia and the neighboring locals on Tuesday.

The Israeli evacuation order issued on Wednesday afternoon also panic among the crowded local residents of Gaza City in the north.

The Israeli army said that hospitals, universities, and schools protect those who protect the displaced people near Rimal, and they would attack them with “strong power” soon.

Apart from this, the US support group said it will begin to work in Gaza in two weeks as part of a new criticism plan that has been newly criticized.

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation asked Israel to resume delivery until the United Nations and others were established.

The United Nations agencies argued that the Israeli government would not cooperate with the plan that matched the previous approval.

Israel did not allow aid or other supply to the goal for 10 weeks, and the original agency warned of the mass hunger between the 2.1 million people.

Israel forced the blockade on March 2 and resumed the attack on Hamas after two weeks, ending the armistice for two months. It said that HAMAS wanted to put pressure on the remaining 58 people, and 23 of them believed that they were alive.

Israel began a military campaign to destroy Hamas in response to the group’s attack on October 7, 2023, and about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others were held hostages.

According to the territory of Hamas-Run Health, at least 53,010 people were killed in Gaza, including 2,876 people since the resumption of Israel.