Israel launches “wide strikes” on Gaza with more than 100 Qas

The Israeli army says it is “huge strikes” in the Gaza Strip, where the Hamas Ministry of Health stated that at least 130 Palestinians have been killed.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said it was targeting what was called “terrorist targets” that belong to Hamas.

Mahmoud Abu Wafaa, Deputy Minister of the Interior in Gaza and the highest security official in Hamas in the region, was said in a strike.

This is the largest wave of air strikes in Gaza since it began the ceasefire on January 19. Talks to extend the ceasefire in Gaza He failed to reach an agreement.

Witnesses say that many people were eating before dawn, because it was the holy month of Ramadan, when the explosions began in Gaza.

They said that more than 20 Israeli war planes flew. Then the planes began to hit the targets in Gaza City, Rafah and Khan Yunis.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered the strikes on Tuesday morning, according to a statement issued by the Prime Minister’s office.

She said: “This follows Hamas’s repeated rejection of the hostage of our hostages, as well as its rejection of all the proposals he received from the American presidential envoy Steve Witkev and the mediators.”

“Israel will from now on, against Hamas, with the increase in military force,” he added.

She said that the strike plan “was presented by the Israeli Defense Army during the weekend and was approved by the political leadership.”

Hamas fiercely responded, accusing Israel from treason to cancel the ceasefire agreement. It also says that Israel is exposing the remaining Israeli hostages in Gaza to “an unknown fate.”

But Hamas has not yet announced that it resumes the war, and instead it calls for mediators and the United Nations to intervene.

A White House spokesman told Fox News that US President Donald Trump’s administration consulted Israel before the strikes were carried out.

Negotists are trying to find a way to move forward after the end of the first stage of temporary truce on March 1.

The United States suggested expanding the first phase until mid -April, including another exchange of enthusiasm and Palestinian prisoners held by Israel.

However, a Palestinian official familiar with the conversations told BBC that Israel and Hamas did not agree to the main aspects of the deal that he put in indirect talks.

The last war between Israel and Hamas began on October 7, 2023, when Hamas killed more than 1,200 people in southern Israel, most of them civilians, with 251 hostages.

The attack led to an Israeli military attack that killed more than 48,520 people, most of whom are civilians, according to figures from the Hamas Ministry of Health used by the United Nations and others.

Most of the 2.1 million Gaza population has been displaced several times.

An estimated or destroyed of 70 % of the buildings is damaged, and health care systems, water and sanitation have collapsed and there is a lack of food, fuel, medicine and shelter.