Strikes kill dozens in Gaza, while Israel continues with a severe offensive

Israeli strikes overnight and on Tuesday, according to Palestinian health officers, at least 60 people killed at the Gaza Strip.

Israel has launched another big offensive in the territory in the past few days and said that it is due to returning dozens of hostages of Hamas and destroying the militant group.

On Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began a small number of auxiliary cars in Gaza Strip for the first time in 2 individual months, and said that he was put under pressure to raise a blockage of the 2 million Palestinians of the territory, which had triggered fear of famine.

But UN agencies said that the handful of trucks that had occurred were far from enough to meet the massive need for food, medicine and other supplies. Around 600 trucks a day had occurred at the beginning of this year during a ceasefire.

Two strikes in the north Gaza strip met a family house and a school that is about the bowl and killed at least 22 people, more than half of them women and children, according to the Gazastin Health Ministry.