Israel Strikes in Gaza Kill at Least 200, Say Palestinian Authorities

Israel carried out a series of air strikes targeting Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip area on Tuesday morning. Palestinian officials have reported the death of at least 200 people in the attack. It is being said that this is the worst attack in Gaza since the ceasefire came into effect in January. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he ordered the attack as there was no significant progress in talks to extend the ceasefire.

Palestinian officials informed about the incident and said that at least 200 people have died in this attack.

Israel attacked Hamas in Gaza Strip

Netanyahu's office said, "Israel will now take action against Hamas by increasing military strength." Fear of conflict continuing again The overnight attacks have ended a period of peace and raised fears of a resumption of the 17-month-long conflict in which more than 48,000 Palestinians were killed and Gaza was devastated.

Israel's attacks have raised doubts about the future of about 24 Israeli civilians held hostage by Hamas who are believed to be still alive.

Palestinian officials informed about the incident

Hamas condemned the attacks by Israel in a statement and said that these attacks have put the future of the hostages in danger. Hamas said this At the same time, an Israeli official said on condition of anonymity that Israel is attacking Hamas militants, its leaders and infrastructure and plans to expand the campaign beyond air strikes.

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Meanwhile, Hamas has warned that Israel's new air strikes on Tuesday morning have broken the ceasefire between them. It also said in a threatening tone that Israel's action has put the fate of the hostages in danger. At the same time, Israel said that it has carried out air strikes in the Gaza Strip after seeing no progress in the ongoing talks to extend the ceasefire.

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