The Israeli occupation forces have intensified their assault on Gaza on the 17th day of resuming their genocidal campaign, with airstrikes hitting the cities of Khan Younis and Gaza, resulting in dozens of casualties since Thursday morning.

According to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, 100 bodies and 138 injured individuals were received by hospitals over the past 24 hours.

In detail, 44 Palestinians were martyred as Israeli airstrikes continued over Khan Younis and Gaza since early Thursday.

Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation army issued warnings to evacuate additional areas in Jabalia and Beit Hanoun in the northern Gaza Strip.

Since Israel reignited its genocidal war in Gaza, it has intensified its attacks, committing horrifying massacres against civilians across the strip, killing hundreds of Palestinians, including children and women.

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In Gaza City, Al-Aqsa TV reported that 15 martyrs arrived at the Al-Maamadani (Baptist) Hospital following an Israeli airstrike targeting a residential block on Mansoura Street in the Shujaiya neighborhood.

More Palestinian families were forced to leave their neighborhoods in the Shejaiya area, east of Gaza City, after the Israeli army issued bombing threats, ordering them to move towards the western part of the enclave.

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Additionally, 3 people were martyred and others injured when Israeli warplanes targeted a home in the Yarmouk area in central Gaza.

In Deir Al-Balah in central Gaza, 4 Palestinians, including 3 police officers and a child bystander, were killed in an Israeli airstrike on a police patrol.

The martyrs and the injured were taken to Shuhada Al-Aqsa Hospital in the city.

Escalating Violence in Khan Younis In Khan Younis, located in the southern Gaza Strip, 10 people were martyred and several others injured in a bombing targeting a home and tents sheltering displaced families in the northern part of the city.

Major Breach of Ceasefire The current escalation, which Israeli officials claim is fully coordinated with the United States, marks a significant breach of the ceasefire agreement that was established on January 19 and was meant to be followed by a second phase in March—an agreement that Israel has failed to implement.

On Sunday, Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to escalate the genocidal actions in Gaza and carry out US President Donald Trump’s plan for the displacement of Palestinians.

Palestinian Health Ministry Urges International Pressure for Medical Aid Access The Palestinian Ministry of Health has called on the international community to press the Israeli occupation to open border crossings and allow the entry of medical supplies, medicines, and fuel.

Gaza's hospitals are overwhelmed, with severe shortages in medical supplies and fuel, jeopardizing the lives of thousands, particularly vulnerable groups such as children and the elderly.

The Ministry warned that the ongoing Israeli aggression and siege have nearly collapsed Gaza's healthcare system, worsening the humanitarian crisis.

There is an urgent need for food aid, medical teams, and humanitarian corridors for the injured.

Additionally, the Ministry highlighted the financial strain on Gaza's health sector due to withheld Israeli funds, which threatens the continuation of essential services.

Immediate international intervention is needed to ensure the survival of healthcare services in Gaza.