Resuming genocide: Israeli massacres in Gaza kill nearly 1,000

The Ministry of Health in Gaza reported on Tuesday that nearly 1,000 Palestinians have been killed and injured since the Israeli occupation forces resumed their genocidal campaign in the Gaza Strip at dawn on Tuesday.

In a statement this afternoon, it said: "404 martyrs and 562 wounded have arrived at Gaza Strip hospitals as a result of the multiple attacks and massacres committed by the occupation since the early hours of this morning in the Gaza Strip."

The Ministry of Health in Gaza confirmed that "a number of victims are still under the rubble and efforts are underway to recover them."

Earlier on Tuesday, the ministry announced in a statement that 326 martyrs and hundreds of "very serious" injuries had arrived at Gaza hospitals.

In turn, the Government Media Office in Gaza reported in a statement Tuesday morning that more than 322 Palestinians were killed and dozens more injured during the five-hour Israeli aggression, including entire families, some of whom were hospitalized.

At dawn on Tuesday, Israel suddenly resumed its war of extermination in the Gaza Strip, with a major military escalation that encompassed most of the Strip and targeted civilians during the pre-dawn meal.

This attack represents the largest violation of the ceasefire agreement brokered by Qatar, Egypt, and the United States last January.

This new aggression adds to a long series of Israeli attacks targeting the Gaza Strip, exacerbating the humanitarian tragedy and deepening the crisis facing Palestinians in Gaza under the ongoing siege and aggression.

Israel resumed its war of extermination amid an extremely difficult humanitarian and living situation, and a fuel shortage in all governorates of the Gaza Strip due to its closure of the crossings.

At dawn on Tuesday, Israeli forces intensified their aerial and artillery bombardment, targeting residential areas and civilian buildings in the Gaza Strip, resulting in heavy casualties.

These forces also targeted shelters housing displaced persons in various areas of the Gaza Strip.

Anatolia