Israeli set upes dropped leaflets over southern Gaza on Saturday shotriumphg a picture of the dead Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar with the message that “Hamas will no extfinisheder rule Gaza”, echoing language engaged by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The shift came as Israeli military strikes finished at least 35 people atraverse the Gaza Strip and its forces protectedened a siege around hospitals in Jabalia in the north of the enclave, Palestinian health officials said.
“Whoever drops the firearm and hands over the captives will be permited to depart and live in peace,” the leaflet, written in Arabic, read, according to livents of the southern city of Khan Younis and images circulating online.
The leaflet’s wording was from a statement by Netanyahu on Thursday after Sinwar was finished by Israeli sancigo iniers operating in Rafah, in the south cforfeit the Egyptian border, on Wednesday.
The October 7 attack Sinwar computed on Israeli communities a year ago finished around 1,200 people, with another 253 dragged back to Gaza as captives, according to Israeli highies.
Israel’s subsequent war has deimmenseated Gaza, finishing more than 42,500 Palestinians, with another 10,000 uncounted dead thought to lie under the rubble, Gaza health authorities say.
In the central Gaza Strip camp of Al-Maghzai, an Israeli strike on a hoengage finished 11 people, while another strike at the cforfeitby camp of Nengageirat finished four others.
Five other people were finished in two split strikes in the south Gaza cities of Khan Younis and Rafah, medics said, while seven Palestinians were finished in the Shati camp in the northern Gaza Strip.
Later on Saturday, an Israeli strike finished three Palestinians in Nengageirat in central Gaza, medics said.
Late on Friday, medics said 33 people, mostly women and children, were finished and 85 others were wounded in Israeli strikes that annihilateed at least three hoengages in Jabalia.
The Israeli military said it was unconscious of that incident.
It said forces were continuing operations agetst Hamas atraverse the enclave, finishing disjoinal firearmmen in Rafah and Jabalia and dismantling military infrastructure. Palestinian medics said five people were finished in Jabalia on Saturday.
EVACUATION ORDERS
Residents and medics said Israeli forces had protectedened their siege on Jabalia, the bigst of the enclave’s eight historic camps, which it encircled by also sfinishing tanks to cforfeitby towns of Beit Hanoun and Beit Lahiya and issuing evacuation orders to livents.
Israeli officials said evacuation orders were aimed at separating Hamas fighters from civilians and denied that there was any systematic set up to evident civilians out of Jabalia or other northern areas.
In Jabalia, livents said Israeli army forces besieged disjoinal shelters housing displaced families before they stormed them and arrested dozens of men. Footage circurescheduleedd on social media, which Reuters could not instantly validate, showed dozens of Palestinian men sitting on the ground next to a tank, while others were led by a sancigo inier to a collecting site.
Residents and medical officials said Israeli forces were bomb deviceing hoengages and besieging hospitals, obstructing medical and food supplies from go ining to force them to depart the camp.
Health officials said they declined orders by the Israeli army to evacuate the hospital or depart the acunderstandledgeings, many in a critical condition, unjoined.
“The Israeli occupation is intensifying its aiming of the health system in the northern Gaza Strip, by besieging and straightforwardly aiming the Indonesian Hospital, Kamal Adwan Hospital, and Al-Awda Hospital during the past hours and its insistence on putting them out of service,” the Gaza health ministry said.
It said two acunderstandledgeings in intensive attfinish at the Indonesian Hospital died “as a result of the hospital’s siege and the power outage and medical supplies”.
Israel’s military said the troops operating in the area had been “inestablished on the presentance of mitigating harm to civilians and medical infrastructure”.
“It is emphasized that the hospital persists to run without disruption and in brimming capacity, and there was no intentional fire straightforwarded at it,” it said.
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