Israel expands ground operations in gas after lethal air strikes

Israel says he has extended his ground operations in Gaza after a wave of air strikes began, for which the health ministry, ruled by Hamas, says they have killed more than 430 people in two days.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said the troops moved to the corridor in Netsar, which divides north and south of the strip.

The updated attack on Gaza marks the end of the deal for a fragile termination of fire, which has existed since January.

Earlier, the UN said two people – including one of his employees – were killed after an explosion at his compound in Deir al -Balah.

A foreign ministry spokesman said he would launch an investigation, but denied Israel guilty.

IDF said it started “targeted ground activities” to create what he calls a “partial buffer between north and south” in Gaza.

The BBC has seen evacuation orders issued in areas where the military is moving, including Beit Hanoun in North Gaza.

He has issued numerous orders of the Gazanas to leave a huge area along the three sides of the earth’s borders of the territory, which suggests that a larger ground operation may be performed soon.

The order sent panic among the Palestinian families, many of whom were displaced many times from the war and returned home during the end of the fire.

You can see families who carry whatever they can and leave, with a stroller or a vehicle, to seek safety away from the areas marked by Israeli military.

In a video message on Wednesday, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz issued a “last warning” to the Palestinian territory, calling on the return of the other hostages held there.

Israel says Hamas still holds 59 hostages, 24 of which are thought to be alive.

Katz also repeated the call for the end of Hamas, saying that if neither request was fulfilled, the alternative would be “complete destruction and devastation”.

The movement of troops comes after UN said a staff member was killed When his compound in Deir Al Balah was damaged on Wednesday.

The United Nations Project Services (UNOPS) service stated that “an” explosive order has been dropped or fired “in the building, which is in an” insulated “place. He added that there was no confirmation of the nature of the incident or the type of artillery used.

The UNOPS leader, Jorge Moreira da Silva, said: He believed that “this is no accident,” adding that the Gaza situation was “non -compliant”.

UN Secretary -General Antonio Guterres called for a full investigation.

On Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he “resumed the battle with full force” and all negotiations to end the fire will now be held “under fire”.

The air strikes continued on Wednesday, but the initial bombing marked the worst, as a deal with a fragile reconciliation and exchange of hostages came on January 19.

Israel and Hamas failed to agree how to overcome the fire after the first phase, with negotiations expected to start six weeks ago.

Hamas disagreed with renegotiating the cessation of the fire under the terms of Israel, although he proposed to release a living American hostage (and four bodies) to prolong the current arrangement.

Israel blocks all foods, fuel and medical supplies entering Gaza in early March to put pressure on Hamas.

Israel now demonstrates its willingness to use its troops and a strong military force to encourage Hamas to sign the agreed deal to end the fire it offers with the United States.

The attack on October 7, 2023 from Hamas on Israel saw about 1,200 people killed and the capture of 251 hostages – 25 of whom were released alive during the first phase of the cessation of fire.

Israel has reacted with a large -scale military offensive, which killed over 48,500 Palestinians, says Hamas -ruled health ministry and causes large -scale destruction of homes and infrastructure.