The Ministry of Health says that the Israeli strike on the school kills 27

The Hamas -running Ministry of Health says that at least 27 Palestinians were killed in an Israeli air strike in a school in northern Gaza, which was a shelter for displaced families.

Dozens were injured when the Dar Al -Arkam School was injured in the northeastern region of Tuwah in Gaza City, and he was cited a local hospital as saying.

The Israeli army said it was “prominent terrorists who were in a center for the leadership and control of Hamas” in the city, without mentioning a school.

The Ministry of Health had previously reported that 97 other people were killed in Israeli attacks over the past 24 hours, as Israel said that its ground attack is expanding to conclude large parts of the Palestinian territories.

A spokesman for the Civil Defense Agency in Gaza in Gaza, Mahmoud Basal, said that children and women were among the dead in the wake of the strike at Dar Al -Qaq School.

He also said that a woman was very pregnant with the twins missing with her husband, sister and three children.

A video clip from the nearby Al -Ahly Hospital showed children who are rushing there in cars and trucks with serious injuries.

A statement issued by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said that the site in Gaza City has been struck by Hamas fighters to plan attacks against civilians and Israeli forces.

He added that many steps were taken to reduce harm to civilians.

Overnight, at least 12 people were killed when many homes were struck in the eastern Shihaya area in Gaza City, the civil defense said.

I posted a video that seemed to show the bodies of two young children pulled by rescuers from the remains of the collapsed building.

One of the witnesses, who asked not to be named, told the BBC’s life artery program that he was asleep when it was “suddenly rocked by a violent explosion and discovered that it had occurred in the house of our neighbors, the Iyad family.”

There was no immediate suspension from the Israeli Defense Army, but on Thursday morning, the residents of Shijaya and four regions neighboring the West Gaza City were immediately evacuated, warning that “working with great force … to destroy the terrorist infrastructure.”

This week, the Israeli Defense Army issued similar evacuation orders to several areas in northern Gaza, as well as the entire southern city of Rafiha and parts of the neighboring Khan Yunis, prompting about 100,000 Palestinians to flee, according to the United Nations.

Israel renewed its air bombardment and its hybrid on the ground in Gaza on March 18 after the first phase of the ceasefire and the hostage deals with Hamas in January, and negotiations ended in the second stage of the stalled deal.

The chief spokesman for the Israeli Defense Army, Breej Jin Evi Defern, said on Thursday that her work “advanced to another stage” in recent days.

“We have expanded operations in the southern Gaza Strip with the aim of surrounding and dividing the Rafah area,” he said. “In the north of Gaza, our forces are working against terrorist targets, clearing the area, and dismantling the terrorist infrastructure.”

He added that over the past two weeks, Israeli forces have hit more than 600 “terrorist targets” throughout Gaza and “canceled more than 250 terrorists.”

Before the strike at Tuffah, the Gaza Ministry of Health said at least 1163 people had been killed during the same period. The United Nations agency said it includes more than 300 children.

On Wednesday evening, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the Israeli forces are establishing another military corridor that would cut off his shelf from Khan Yunis.

He said that the military pressure will force Hamas to release the 59 hostages, and it is believed that up to 24 of them alive.

However, Hamas said it would not interact with Israel’s recent suggestion for a new ceasefire, which is said to have been coordinated with the United States, one of the mediators in negotiations.

The Palestinian group said that it accepted the plan that only the other mediators, Qatar and Egypt, were accepted in a 50 -day truce.

The full details of this plan have not been revealed, but it is understood that the regional proposal will ever witness five hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, the withdrawal of Israeli forces from parts of Gaza, where they recently restored, and the flow of humanitarian aid. There will also be negotiations on ending war.

Israel wants to issue more hostages at the beginning of a new truce.

In another development on Thursday, the Israel Defense Army said that the mechanism of the fact -year -investors was investigating the killing by the Israeli forces, which includes 15 Palestinian emergency workers near his Rafah on March 23, as well as buried in what the United Nations official described as a “mass grave.”

“We want to get all the facts in an accurate way and we can also hold people accountable if we need it,” said an IDF spokesman.

A Palestinian paramedic stabbed the attack, and spoke to BBC, in the Israeli account How to launch five ambulances, an extinguishing engine and a United Nations car while responding to emergency calls.

The army said the vehicles “are advancing” towards their forces without headlights or emergency signals. She also said that a Hamas worker and “eight other terrorists” were among those who were killed, but they were called only one.

The survivor, Munther Abed, insisted that “all the lights were on” until the vehicles were subjected to fire directly. The army’s claim also refused that Hamas may have used ambulances as a cover, saying that all emergency workers were civilians.

The Israeli army launched a campaign to destroy Hamas in response to an unprecedented attack across the border on October 7, 2023, where about 1,200 people were killed and 251 grooves were taken.

More than 50,520 people have been killed in Gaza since then, according to the Ministry of Health in the region.