Israel by conducting “extensive strokes” on the Gaza Strip

The Israeli military says he is performing “extensive arrows” in the Gaza Strip.

A spokesman for the Hamas Civil Protection Agency at Gaza-Basic Reaction Service in Emergency Situations on the Bank-told at least 34 Palestinians were killed and 70 others were injured.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said he was focusing on what he calls “terrorist goals” belonging to Hamas.

This is the largest wave of air strikes in Gaza, as the cessation of the fire began on January 19th. Calls to extend the cessation of the fire of gas failed to reach an agreement.

Three houses were affected in Deir al-Bala in Central Gaza, a building in Gaza, and targets Han Eunice and Rafa, Reuters reports, citing medics and witnesses.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered the strikes on Tuesday morning, said a statement by the Prime Minister’s office.

“This follows Hamas’s repeated refusal to release our hostages, as well as his rejection of all the proposals he received from US presidential envoy Steve Vikof and mediators,” the statement said.

“Israel will be acting against Hamas from now on with an increase in military force,” she added.

The strike plan “was presented by IDF over the weekend and approved by political leadership,” the statement said.

US President Donald Trump’s administration was consulted by Israel before making strikes, a White House spokesman told Fox News.

Negotiators are trying to find a way forward after the first phase of a temporary truce ended on March 1.

The US has suggested that the first phase be extended until mid-April, including further exchange of hostages held by Hamas and Palestinian prisoners held by Israel.

But a Palestinian employee familiar with the negotiations told the BBC that Israel and Hamas disagree with the key aspects of the deal determined by Vitcof in indirect negotiations.

The last war between Israel and Hamas began on October 7, 2023, when Hamas killed more than 1,200 people in southern Israel, mainly civilians, with 251 hostages taken.

The attack caused an Israeli military offensive, which has since killed more than 48,520 people, most of them civilians, according to figures of the health ministry, run by Hamas, which are used by the UN and others.

The bigger part of the 2.1 million Gaza population has been displaced many times.

Approximately 70% of buildings are damaged or destroyed, health, water and sanitary systems have collapsed and there is a shortage of food, fuel, medicines and shelter.