Aerial Blows in Gaza follow the heaviest rocket fire Hamas in a few months

Israel conducted fresh air strikes after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered avenge for one of Hamas’s most heaviest flights in a few months.

Israeli military said about half of 10 missiles that were fired from Gaza on Sunday landed in Israel and the rest were beaten. Israeli doctors said one person was injured.

Netanyahu made a “strong reaction” instruction while in Washington, where he should negotiate with US President Donald Trump.

Hamas Ministry of Health said in Gaza on Monday morning that at least 56 Palestinians were killed in Israel in the previous 24 hours.

The Palestinian journalist was killed and nine more wounded when the air strike was hit by the local media in Khan UNIS, Southern Gaza, a government media -offis and Palestinian journalists (PJS) said.

Reuters news agency said the footage showed that people were trying to put out a tent in a tent, which, he said, was in the connection of the Nasser Hospital.

The PJS was identified The Dead Joinstive as Helmi Al-Faqaawi with Palestine TV.

In a joint statement by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and Shin Bet Intelligence, they stated the “Hamas terrorists … who works under the guise of a journalist and owns a press com.”

They said that the man, Hassan Eslo, participated in the attack on October 7, 2023 on Israel, who caused the war.

PJS said that “strongly condemned, in the most severe conditions, this horrific massacre.” He urged the UN to take action to stop Israel to “focus on the entire Palestinian people, including journalists.”

Nasser, which is the largest hospital that is still operating in Gaza, has been hit by IDF several times since the war began.

Israel has repeatedly accused Hamas of using hospitals as secret bases and storage of weapons that the group denies.

Earlier, IDF stated that he got into a launcher that released rockets in Israel, ordering residents in several parts of Deir al-Bala in Central Gaza to evacuate.

By issuing an order, a press secretary of the Arab IDF Lt Col Cola Avichay Adrae warned that Israel “will start a serious blow to any area with which the rockets are shot.”

Hamas said he fired missiles in response to Israeli “threats to the newspaper,” Reuters News reports.

The staff from the Israeli city of Ashkelon showed outbursts in the sky when the sirens were scattered and the blast at the bottom of the apartments during the missile attack on Sunday night.

The speed and scale of Hamas rocket attacks decreased dramatically after the first few months of the war, when Israel is intensively aimed at its arsenals and launchers. But the group still firing in Israel, as a sign that it still has opportunities.

Israeli air strikes continued over the night after the attack on missile launchers, and the official Palestinian news agency WAFA reports that the sites in the North, Central and South Gaza were affected.

Efforts to try to restore ceasefire continues, and French President Emmanuel Macron is in talks in Cairo on Monday, together with Egypt’s President Abdul Fatah Al-Sisi and King Jordan Abdul II.

Benjamin Netanyahu said the war in Gaza and Israel to provide 59 hostages to Hamas will be on the agenda while talking to Donald Trump at the White House on Monday.

Last month, Israel resumed its military campaign in Gaza, accusing Hamas of deflection of US proposal to expand the ceasefire that began in January. Hamas, in turn, accused Israel of refusing the initial transaction, which both sides agreed.

The war was caused by Hamos’s unprecedented attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and 251 people returned to gas as hostages.

Since then, more than 50 750 Palestinians have been killed.