Gaza tower floods when Israel reached the highlight of the “Operation Gideon”

Shafaq News/The Israeli military announced on Monday that it was the climax of Operation Gideon's culmination and that its campaign over the Gaza Strip has been increasing to 160 as a death to death since yesterday morning.

According to the Arab media reports, at least 28 The Palestinians have been killed in different parts of the Gaza Strip in Israeli air strips since dawn, except for those who were still missing from rubble. Six of the victims were in Khan Younis, where the military reported more than 30 raids. The Israeli armed forces also surrounded the Indonesian hospital in Beit Lahia, fired the facility and lowered communication with medical teams and patients inside.

Other strikes target several areas, including the Al-Tuffah district in the city of Ostgaza, residential zones near the Al-Awda Hospital in Tel Al-Zaatar, a pharmaceutical factory in Khan Younis, and houses in Abasan al-Kabira and Deir al-Balah. Temporary accommodations, which are displaced in Bani Sueila, Al-Yarmouk and Nuseirat, were also met, together with a living apartment in the center of Gaza and tents west of the refugee camp in Jabalia.

The bombing continues, with the number of fatalities still increasing.

The Arab media also reported that an Israeli undercover unit that was disguised as women to reach an area west of Salah al-Din Street in North Khan Younis. The operation reported reportedly, which led to the murder of a Palestinian and the kidnapping of his wife and children.

At least 61,709 Palestinians have been killed since October 7, 2023, including 17,492 children, injured by over 111,588.

The Gaza government's information office stated that 76% of the war killed at the beginning of the war and were brought into medical facilities, while over 14,200 people are still missing, which are believed to be caught under rubble or non -accessible areas.

Assembly of humanitarian pressure

The escalation comes when the international pressure on Israel intensifies to enable help in Gaza strip, where over a million people are supposedly exposed to hunger. After printing the US print, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the immediate entry of limited humanitarian aid on Sunday – without a cabinet vote, Israeli media reported.

The right -wing extremist ministers rejected the move, with the national security minister Itamar Ben Gvir. His application was rejected, which led to a sharp exchange. The head of the National Security Council, Tzachi Hanegbi, blamed him and said: “You rebel.”

Aid plans are before the examination

According to the New York Times, specialists from Cogat, the Israeli agency, which is responsible for coordinating the aids, have recognized that large parts of the Gaza population are only wealthy from famine. The classification system of the not supported integrated phase of integrated nutritional security repeated this warning and declared the famine as “immediate”.

Most bakeries are closed, charity kitchens are closed and the World Food Program has exhausted its shares. A proposed plan of the Trump administration and Israel to distribute help by centralized hubs in the Gaza was rejected by the UN, which warned that it would increase the risks to the civilian population “by force them to cross longer distances with potentially dangerous zones”.