Over the past day, the Israeli Air Force struck some 100 targets in the Gaza Strip, the military says.
The targets included tunnels, weapon depots, cells of operatives, and other infrastructure used by terror groups.
Hamas authorities report that at least 34 people were killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza over the previous 24 hours.
In Gaza City, the military says the 98th Division continues to expand its operations and, in the past day, destroyed Hamas infrastructure, including tunnel shafts, booby-trapped buildings, and positions used by terror operatives. Several Hamas operatives, including field commanders, were also killed, the army says.
The 162nd Division, which is also operating in Gaza City and the Kafr Jabalia area, killed several more operatives — including by directing a drone strike — and destroyed Hamas infrastructure, the IDF says.
Elsewhere in northern Gaza, the IDF says the 99th Division’s forces directed strikes on several Hamas infrastructures and killed operatives
In the Strip’s south, the Gaza Division destroyed additional Hamas sites, including tunnels, and killed several operatives in Khan Younis and Rafah.
At least 14 killed in overnight strikes in Gaza City, health officials in Strip say
Israeli strikes killed at least 14 people overnight in Gaza City, say health officials, as Israel ramps up its offensive there and urges Palestinians to leave.
Dr. Rami Mhanna, the managing director of Shifa Hospital, where some of the bodies were brought, says the dead included six people from the same family after a strike hit their home early this morning. They were relatives of the hospital’s director, Dr. Mohamed Abu Selmiya, he says.
The Palestinian Red Crescent says five other people were killed in another strike close to Shawa Square.
The figures cannot be verified and do not differentiate between civilians and fighters.
Israel’s military didn’t immediately respond to questions about the strikes.
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