Local officials say Israeli air strikes kill 23 at the Gaza City School, which includes displaced families.

Local health officials said that an Israeli air strike on a school shelter in northern Gaza killed at least 23 people, while the last children’s hospital was hit.

The paramedics said that the air strike at the Jaffa School in the Toufah area in Gaza City set fire to tents and classes.

Some furniture was still in fire after several hours of the strike, as people disagree with the black classes and the school yard in search of their property.

Sally Al -Kafarna said that she started running with her three daughters after hearing that they needed to cleanse the school, but she did not know where it was going on after the strikes that constitute a lot of ignition.

“My daughter’s blood comes out. My other daughter was injured in her foot.”

The Cavarna said when she looked at the tent of her neighbor, she saw that she was exploding with fire.

“They were burned and tied. They went, and the children were asleep …. What did they blame? Why do they deserve to burn like this?” She said.

Ahmed Basal said that his cousins ​​- three children between the ages of one and four – died all of them in the air strike at school.

“We found them completely charred,” he told CBC News. “It was not just a room or semester; they bombed the entire school.”

The Israeli army said that Hamas and the Islamic Allied Group were working inside the school and that it had taken precautions to reduce harm to civilians before it reached there. No evidence was provided.

The intensive care unit, solar energy was damaged at the Children’s Hospital

The paramedics said that at least 10 other people were killed in separate Israeli strikes through the pocket.

Since the collapse of the ceasefire in January 18, Israeli attacks have killed more than 1,600 Palestinians, according to the health authorities in Gaza, and hundreds of thousands of their homes have been forced that Israel seized what is called a buffer zone in Gaza.

On Wednesday, the Gaza Ministry of Health said that an Israeli missile also struck the upper building of the role of a children’s role in Gaza City, which destroyed the intensive care unit and the destruction of the solar panel system that feeds the facility with power. No one was killed in the hospital strike.

Gaza’s health care system is close to collapse due to an Israeli siege on all supplies to Gaza, including fuel and electricity, since the beginning of March, when military operations were re -launched.

She says the siege aims to pressure the Hamas sedges who run Gaza to launch 59 Israeli hostages, who were captured in the October 2023 attacks that contributed to the war. Hamas says it is ready to liberate them, but only as part of a deal ending the war.

On Wednesday, foreign ministers of Germany, France and Britain jointly called on Israel to adhere to international law and allow the approval of humanitarian aid without obstacle to Gaza.

They also called for the restoration of the ceasefire and the remaining bets of Hamas.

“Humanitarian aid should not be used as a political tool, and the Palestinian territories should not be reduced or subject to any demographic change,” the ministers said in a statement.

A spokesman for the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Orine Marmmstein, rejected the statement, stressing that there is no shortage of aid in Gaza – although doctors and civilians say that medical supplies and food are decreased.

The Ministry of Health said that many Palestinian victims of Israeli military strikes have been trapped under the rubble and on the roads, because the rescue teams are unable to reach them because of the continuous shelling. The attacks also set dozens of bulldozers and machines used to remove roads, remove debris and carry out rescue operations.

The Israeli army said on Tuesday that it had achieved 40 “engineering vehicles” used in “terrorist acts”, including an attack on October 7, 2023, on Israel.

The bodies remain under the rubble, as the man says

Some of these heavy vehicles were parked on the road and others inside the municipalities.

“For a year, some people have not been recovered from the rubble,” said Nasser Muhammad Nasser, a resident of Gaza, who was standing near the devastating skeletons in the northern town of Gabalia.

Even before the Israeli attack on Tuesday, the Palestinians complained that they were less than heavy machines, accusing Israel of refusing to allow equipment to enter Gaza in violation of the ceasefire deal in January.

The war started when the militants, led by Hamas, southern Israel, attacked on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people, most of them civilians, and kidnapped 251, according to Israeli records. Most of the hostages have since been issued in the ceasefire or other deals.

The Israeli attack killed more than 51,000 Palestinians, most of them women and children, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, which does not say the number of civilians or fighters. Israel says it has killed about 20,000 militants, without providing evidence.