At least 50 Palestinians in Gaza were killed by the Israeli aerial attack on Tuesday, the local Medix in the enclave said.
Reported deaths, which add to the toll of 53,486 given by the Hamas-Run Health Ministry on Monday, which is considered to be largely accurate by the United Nations, others as well as Israel pushed with a new aggressive among their ongoing operations to exclude the militant group Hamas.
Medics stated that hit sites include two houses where women and children were among the dead, and a school housing displaced families.
Information cannot be verified independently.
The increase in Gaza instigated criticism from Israel’s colleagues, with British Prime Minister Keer on Tuesday, saying what he is with violence, with leaders of France and Canada.
He repeated the call for the ceasefire.
Criticism came from within Israel, a center-top legalist told Reshhet Bet Radio on Tuesday that Israel is happening in “boycott between nations”.
“A sensible country is not involved in fighting against citizens, does not kill infants as a hobby and not set the goals of expelting the population for themselves,” said the opposition Democrats party’s retired general and leader Jare Golan said, “a sensible country does not engage against citizens.
Israel made its current aggressive start in Gaza Strip after Hamas and friendly terrorists, with raids in Southern Israel on October 7, 2023, killing around 1,200 people, mostly Israeli citizens.
