The Israeli strike at the Gaza School allegedly kills 31 Palestinians, many children, but the FDI says it hit Hamas

Deir al Balah, Strip Gaza – Israeli air attacks killed at least 100 Palestinians through the Gaza Strip on Thursday, including 31 or more that were taking refuge in a school, according to doctors in the enclave governed by Hamas, in an offensive that says that the Israel army is destined to press Hamas to get rid of Hamas. hostages and finally expel the militant group. The bodies of 14 children and five women were recovered from the school in the neighborhood of Tuffah in the city of Gaza, and the death toll could increase because some of the 70 critical injuries sustained wounds, said the spokesman of the Ministry of Health, Zaher Al-Wahidi.

The Civil Defense Rescue Agency in Gaza said Friday that at least 31 people died in the school strike, with another 100 wounds. More than 30 residents of Gaza were killed in strikes in houses in the nearby neighborhood of Shijaiyah, said Al-Wahidi, citing records at the Ahli hospital.

The Israeli army said it hit a “Hamas control and control center in the area of ​​the city of Gaza, and that measures were needed to reduce damage to civilians. Israel gave the same reason, surprising militants of Hamas in a “command and control center”, for attacking a United Nations building used as a refuge one day before, killing at least 17 people.

Hamas, who for a long time had been designated as a terrorist organization by Israel and the United States even before the brutal attack of October 7, 2023 against Israel that caused The war in Gazahe called the strike at school an “atrocious massacre” of innocent civilians.

Israel has long accused Hamas of hiding weapons and combatants in civil infrastructure and its surroundings, but Israel’s defense forces did not provide immediate evidence to support their statement that Hamas’ commanders were present at the Gaza school or in the UN building that bombarded this week.

The attacks occurred when the Israel army ordered more residents in northern parts of Gaza to evacuate the west and south to the shelters, warning that he planned “to work with extreme force in its area.” Several of the Palestinians fleeing from the target areas did it on foot, and some carried their belongings behind them and others using donkey cars.

“My wife and I have been walking for three hours covering only one kilometer,” said Mohammad Ermana, 72. The couple, with their hands, each walked with a cane. “I’m looking for shelters every hour now, not every day,” he said.

Israel has issued radical evacuation orders for northern Gaza before the expected expansions in its land operations. The UN Humanitarian Office said that around 280,000 Palestinians have been displaced since Israel allegedly ended up the fire with Hamas last month that had been negotiated by the United States, Egypt and Qatar.

The new evacuation orders occurred one day after senior government officials said Israel Would take advantage of large parts of the Palestinian territory and establish a new security corridor through it. Israel has imposed a month blockade in food, fuel and humanitarian aid to Gaza that has left civilians facing acute shortage as supplies decreases, a tactic that rights groups say it is a war crime. Israel says he is destined to press Hamas to release hostages and disarm.

Hamas has said that he will only release the remaining 59 hostages, 24 of which are believed to be alive, in exchange for the release of more Palestinian prisoners, a high durable fire and an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. The group has rejected the demands to place their arms or leave the territory.

The attacks during Israel’s night killed at least 55 people at the Gaza Strip, hospital officials said Thursday.

In the southern city of Khan Younis, the authorities said that the bodies of 14 people had been taken to the Nasser hospital, nine of them from the same family. The dead included five children and four women. The bodies of 19 other people, including five children between 1 and 7 years old and a pregnant woman, were taken to the European hospital near Khan Younis, hospital officials said. In the city of Gaza, 21 bodies were taken to the Ahli hospital, including those of seven children.

Later in the day, the strikes killed four more people in Khan Youis, according to Nasser hospital, and two other people were killed in downtown Gaza and taken to the hospital Al Aqsa.

The attacks occurred when the Israeli army promised an independent investigation of a March 23 operation in which its forces opened fire on ambulances in southern Gaza. UN officials say that 15 Palestinian doctors and emergency responders were killed, and their bodies and ambulances were buried by Israeli soldiers in a massive tomb.

The army initially said that the ambulances were working suspiciously and that nine militants were killed. The Army said the investigation would be directed by an expert investigation agency “responsible for examining exceptional incidents” during the war. The rights groups say that such Israeli investigations are often missing and that the soldiers are rarely punished.

The head of the Palestine Red Crescent Society, Younes Al-Khatib, said Thursday that he believed that some of the doctors were still alive when they were surpassed by Israeli forces. The radio dispatators of the organization heard a conversation in Hebrew between doctors and Israeli soldiers after the ambulances had raised, Al-Khatib said to the members of the UN Security Council.

Riyad Mansour, the UN Palestinian Ambassador, told the UN Security Council that he was delivering a video that he allegedly showing the moments that led to the Israeli murder of 15 humanitarian workers in Gaza.

Mansour said the video shows that humanitarian workers, including eight members of the Palestinian Society Red Medcent, traveled in emergency vehicles with the lights on at night to distrust with the Israeli defense forces. But, Mansour said, the video “found in the body of one of the martyrs” shows that the Israeli army ambushed the vehicle despite the emergency lights.

The Israel War in Gaza has killed more than 50,600 Palestinians, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, directed by Hamas, which does not say if those killed are civilians or combatants, but says that more than half of those killed were women and children. In an update on Friday, the Ministry said that 1,249 people had been killed in Gaza since March 18, when Israel resumed the attacks, finishing a high fire in the Palestinian territory.

The number of deaths of Israeli aggression has increased to 50,609 martyrs

Israel says he has killed about 20,000 militants, without providing evidence.

The war has left most of Gaza in ruins and at its peak displaced around 90% of the population.

The war began when Israel retired immediately by the terrorist attack led by Hamas in southern Israel on October 7, 2023, which killed some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and saw another 251 taken as hostages back to Gaza, most of which have been released in high -fire and other agreements. Israel rescued eight living hostages and has recovered dozens of bodies.

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