A senior Hamas official told the AFP on Wednesday that the group is still preparing its response to an Israeli proposal for a ceasefire and hostage release deal in Gaza.
Mahmud Mardavi said, “The movement’s response is still in preparation, and we confirm that there is no place for any partial deal.”
The Israeli army has launched a series of heavy airstrikes in the Gaza Strip, striking tent in tents and civil areas.
Several strikes were reported in Khan Younis and Dir El-Bala, while continuous bombing in East Gaza, as well as especially in Gaza city, with the use of light flare to support the operation of the land.
In a separate event in the Jabalia region of North Gaza, at least seven Palestinians were confirmed the dead after an Israeli air strike on a tent belonging to the Asalia family.
Initial reports cited two deadly people, but later the toll of death increased, with most of the victims known as children, which was according to the QDS News Network and Palestinian Information Center.
Acute military activity follows a noticeable increase since early mornings in the morning. The targeting of the residences of displaced shelters has expressed more concern over the conservation of citizens in the ongoing enmity to the displaced residents.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday directed his conversation team to continue steps to carry forward the release of hostages held in Gaza.
His office said in a statement, “The Prime Minister issued instructions for the continuity of steps to carry forward the release of our hostages,” he said in a statement, he made an assessment on the issue with the team and heads of the security establishment.
United Nations Chief K. Associate Spokesman Stephanie Tramble says “our human partners” estimates that around 500,000 people in Gaza have “newly displaced or uprooted once again” because Israel broke the Gaza ceasefire on March 18, cited a statement by Arab media.
“It is repeatedly displaced by hundreds of thousands of people before the ceasefire,” he told reporters.
