The Hamas -running Ministry of Health in the Hamas region said at least 85 Palestinians were killed in Israeli air strikes in Gaza since midnight.

Hours later, the Israeli army said it had intercepted three missiles, which the armed wing in Hamas said had been called Tel Aviv in response to this.

This comes after Israel has resumed bombs and bodies in Gaza this week, as air strikes have already killed more than 500 people over the past two days, according to the Ministry of Health.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said on Thursday that it had started a ground operation in northern Gaza. There has been a widespread military action since January, when a ceasefire began.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza also stated that 133 people were injured in the latest attacks on Thursday.

Israel resumed the attacks on Tuesday, as talks to extend the ceasefire deal to advance, warning that it would intensify until the enthusiasm of the remaining hostages issued.

Israel says Hamas is still carrying 59 hostages, and it is believed that 24 of them are still alive.

The Israeli Defense Army spokesman, Colonel Avichai Adri, said Hamas fired three missiles from southern Gaza. One of them was intercepted, while the other two fell into an “open area”, written in a post on X.

The Israeli army said earlier on Thursday that it had begun “targeted ground activities” to create what was called a “partial insulation between the north and the south” in Gaza. The procedure called the “Limited Earth Operation”.

Colonel Adri said that the forces were deployed in the center of the tape, known as Netzarim, which is divided north and south of Gaza.

The Gaza Ministry of Health says that at least 591 people, including more than 200 children, have been killed since Israel resumed the fighting on Tuesday.

Israeli government spokesman, David Menker, blamed Hamas for the resumption of violence, saying that it “forced this escalation, and rejected every hostage deal, including the offers in which the United States and the others mediate.”

Meanwhile, agency president Philip Lazarini said in a position on X.

“They were teachers, doctors and nurses,” he added, warning that “the worst has not yet come” in the continuous earthly invasion.

Wednesday, The United Nations said One of his workers was killed after his complex was damaged in Deir Al -Bala in the center of Gaza. While the circumstances are still unclear, the head of the United Nations Services of Project Services, Jorge Morira, said it was “not an accident” and “at least an accident.”

The Ministry of Health in Gaza blamed an Israeli strike, which said that the injury of five others. The Israeli army said it did not attack the complex, but was investigating the incident.

The United States – a supplier of major weapons to Israel – said it is committed to international law regarding the supply of weapons supplies.

White House journalist Caroline Levitte said that US President Donald Trump completely supports Israel and the Irish Union in the measures they have taken in recent days.

UK Foreign Minister David Lami confirmed on Thursday that a UK citizen was injured in the complex attack. It comes after a charity said one of its workers, a Expert to get rid of 51 -year -old British bombsHe was injured.

“Our priority is their support and their family at this time,” he told MPS.

At Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, south of Gaza, Qasim Abu Arpia said that his two -year -old son, Omar, was born through fertilization in the laboratory (IVF) after five years of attempt.

“They bombed a tent next to us and died,” he told AFP. “Omar is my only son, my world, and I have no one else.”

I told the doctor there, Tania Haj Hassan, New BBC that she heard at least 76 people “who did not enter” but they were transferred “directly to the morgue.”

I remembered “a level of horror and evil is really difficult to express – I felt like Harmjdoun.”

Thousands of Israelis joined the fight against Nitanho’s fighting in Jerusalem, Will Aib, and called for the hostage to the return of the hostages.

Several arrests were made, as the police in Jerusalem deployed the water cannon against the demonstrators.

Elsewhere, the Houthi rebels in Yemen He launched a ballistic missile In Israel on Thursday, it aims at Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv, the official spokesman for the Iranian military group said.

No injuries were reported, and the Israeli Defense Army said the missile was stopped before entering Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that he had “resumed the fight with its full power” and that any ceasefire negotiations will happen now “under fire.”

A group representing the hostages of the hostages accused the Israeli government of choosing “giving up the hostages” by launching new strikes.

Israel and Hamas failed to agree to how to take the ceasefire after the first stage, which expired on March 1.

Hamas did not agree to re -negotiate the ceasefire on Israel’s conditions, although it offered the release of a living American hostage and four hostages when the mediators tried to prolong the ceasefire.

Israel prevented all food, fuel and medical supplies entering Gaza at the beginning of March to pressure Hamas. Hamas was accused of estimating rulings as part of its strategy against Israel, although it has not provided evidence of this claim.

The war arose due to Hamas’s attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, where about 1,200 people, especially civilians, and 251 others were killed. Twenty -five Israeli and five Thai hostages were launched alive during the first stage of the ceasefire.

Israel responded to the October 7 attack with a huge military attack, which killed more than 4,800 Palestinians, especially civilians, before Israel resumed its campaign. The Israeli attack also caused huge amounts of destruction of homes and infrastructure.