Another 280 Palestinians lost their lives in Israel's 2,500 strikes.

 Another 280 Palestinians lost their lives in Israel's 2,500 strikes

Gaza: In a single night, Israel attacked innocent Palestinians 2,500 times, resulting in the deaths of 280 additional citizens. Israeli shelling near the hospitals resumed, turning northern Gaza into a wasteland. Israel destroyed three refugee camps and did not spare the homes of the Palestinians who had been forced to flee. Twenty Palestinians have been murdered and numerous others injured at the al-Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza, which was attacked by the Israeli army.

Additionally, the Israeli army is still at work in the West Bank, where there have been 2100 Palestinian injuries and 152 Palestinian martyrdoms.

Defiantly resisting international pressure, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a cease-fire in Gaza. He declared that until our captives are freed, there would be no ceasefire. The Israeli army declared on Sunday that it had split apart Gaza, declaring a significant success over Hamas. Israel had attacked innocent Palestinians 2,500 times in one night, resulting in the deaths of 280 additional Palestinians.

Israeli shelling near the hospitals resumed, turning northern Gaza into a wasteland. Israel destroyed three refugee camps and did not spare the homes of the Palestinians who had been forced to flee. Twenty Palestinians have been murdered and numerous others injured at the al-Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza, which was attacked by the Israeli army. The Israeli army's horrific assaults on the Gaza Strip and its genocide against innocent Palestinians continue in total darkness, with no access to the Internet or other forms of communication. Following a month of Israel's savage assaults on Gaza, 9,770 Palestinians—including 4,880 children—had died as martyrs, and over 26,000 more have been injured.

Additionally, the Israeli army is still at work in the West Bank, where there have been 2100 Palestinian injuries and 152 Palestinian martyrdoms. Defiantly resisting international pressure, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a cease-fire in Gaza. He declared that until our captives are freed, there would be no ceasefire. The Israeli army declared on Sunday that it had split the Palestinian territory into southern and northern Gaza, claiming a significant success in the conflict with Hamas.  The Israeli occupation troops are reportedly conducting ceaseless aerial, maritime, and land bombardment operations throughout the Gaza Strip, along with brutal massacres, according to the Palestinian media.