Israel extends the ground operations in Gaza after fatal air strikes

Israel says it has extended its terrestrial operations in Gaza, after launching a wave of air strikes that the Hamas Ministry of Health says that more than 430 people were killed in two days.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said that the forces had moved to the Netzarim Corridor, which divides the north and south of the tape.

The renewed attack on Gaza represents the end of the fragile ceasefire deal that has been present since January.

Earlier, the United Nations said that two people – including one of its employees – were killed after an explosion in its complex in Deir Al -Bala.

A Foreign Ministry spokesman said it would launch an investigation, but deprived Israel.

The Israel Defense Army said it began “targeted ground activities” to create what was called a “partial insulation between the north and the south” in Gaza.

BBC has witnessed evacuation orders issued to the areas to which the army, including Beit Hannon, in northern Gaza.

I have issued many requests to Ghazan to leave a huge area along the three sides of the borders of the territory of the region, indicating that a larger ground operation can be performed soon.

The orders sent panic among Palestinian families, many of whom were displaced again and repeatedly and returned home during the ceasefire.

Families were seen carrying what they could and left on foot, through the vehicle or car, to search for safety away from the areas of the Israeli army.

In a video message on Wednesday, Israeli Minister of Defense, Israel Katz, issued an “another warning” to the Palestinian region, which calls for the return of the remaining hostages held there.

Israel says Hamas is still carrying 59 hostages, and it is believed that 24 of them are alive.

Katz also repeated the invitation to the end of Hamas, saying that if no of the demands are met, the alternative will be “complete destruction and destruction.”

The movement of the forces yet The United Nations said that one of the employees was killed When her boat was damaged in Deir Al -Bala on Wednesday.

The United Nations Project Services Office (UNOPS) said that “explosive munitions were dropped or launched” in the building, which was at the site “isolated”. He added that there was no confirmation of the nature of the accident or the type of artillery used.

“This was not an accident,” said UNOPS head, Jorge Moreira Da Silva, adding that the situation in Gaza was “unreasonable.”

United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres called for a full investigation.

On Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he “resumed the fighting with its full power” and will now be negotiations for a ceasefire “under fire.”

Air strikes continued on Wednesday, but the initial shelling represented heaviness since the suspension of fragile shooting and hostage on January 19.

Israel and Hamas failed to agree on how to take the ceasefire after the first stage, as negotiations are expected to start six weeks ago.

Hamas did not agree to re -negotiate the ceasefire on Israel’s conditions, although it offered a living American hostage (and four bodies), to expand the current ranking.

Israel prevented all food, fuel and medical supplies entering Gaza at the beginning of March to pressure Hamas.

Now, Israel shows its willingness to use its forces and intense military power to push Hamas to sign a re -negotiating ceasefire deal with the United States.

The October 7, 2023 attack by Hamas on Israel witnessed about 1,200 people who were killed and seized 251 Ray – 25 of them who were alive during the first stage of the ceasefire.

Israel has received a huge military attack, which killed more than 4,800 Palestinians, says the Hamas -running Ministry of Health, in addition to causing widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure.