After the seventh day of the ceasefire came to an end, and after Israel refused to extend the humanitarian truce, the Israeli occupation army resumed the intense bombing of several areas and homes in Khan Younis and west of Gaza City, Rafah, and various parts of northern, central and southern Gaza Strip, causing dozens of casualties, including several fatalities, among them children.
More Updates:
– More than 32 Palestinians, including two infants, have been killed in 200 Israeli bombings, Friday, since the resumption of the Israeli bombing of Gaza at dawn.
– One Palestinian from Qannan family was killed and several others injured when an Israeli missile struck their home, west of Khan Younis.
– UNRWA said one of its employees was killed in an earlier Israeli bombing, bringing the number of slain UNRWA workers to 110 since October 7.
– Seven members of Qandeel family killed by an Israeli missile striking their home in the Al-Maghazi refugee camp, in central Gaza.
– At least one Palestinian killed, many injured in Rafah, in southern Gaza Strip.
– Israeli missiles kill ten Palestinians and injure many in a home east of the Al-Maghazi refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.
Dec 1, 2023 at 10:32
– Many casualties reported by Israeli missiles in the Nuseirat refugee camp, in central Gaza.
– Mediated Ceasefire talks continue, Qatar holds talks – Haaretz: both Israeli and Hamas violated ceasefire.
– Hamas: Israel not interested in truce and ongoing with its premeditated bombings after rejecting offers we presented to mediators.
– Israeli military spokesperson to Channel 12: war will continue for the coming days.
– Israeli missiles injured nine Palestinians, some seriously, in a Mosque in Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.
– Israeli soldiers abduct Palestinian journalist Ala’ Sarraj from Salahuddin Street, south of Gaza City.
– An Israeli missile killed Palestinian photojournalist Abdullah Darwish, who worked with Al-Aqsa Satellite TV. (71 Palestinian Journalists killed since October 7)
– Israeli missiles kill three Palestinians and injure many after targeting a home and an apartment in Khan Younis, in southern Gaza.
– Palestinian Red Crescent Society: “The Israeli army committed several massacres since its resumed bombing of Gaza earlier Friday.
– Israeli missiles kill two Palestinians and injure several others in northern Gaza.
– Nine more Palestinians killed in continued Israeli bombings in the center of Rafah city, its southern, eastern and western areas.
Dec 1, 2023 at 09:08: Al-Jazeera correspondent Wael Dahdouh, who lost several members of his family, Dahdouh, including his wife, his son, and his daughter, during previous Israeli bombings on Gaza, said the first Israeli strikes, which effectively ended the truce, targeted Khan Younis in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.
The missiles targeted homes and building in Abasan town, east of Khan Younis, among other areas.
Latest updates from Gaza:
– Several Palestinians were killed and many injured, mainly women and injured by Israeli missiles and shells.
– Two infants, both girls from the Al-Baltaji and Lulu families, were killed by Israeli missiles in the Asqoula area and the Sheja’eyya neighborhood in Gaza City.
– At least twenty Palestinians were injured before being rushed to the Babtist Hospital after the army bombarded many neighborhoods in Gaza City.
– Two Palestinian women and two children were injured when the army fired a missile at a home in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza city.
– Four Palestinians were killed and many were injured when the army fired missiles at homes for the Adwan and Hussein families, in the center of Rafah City and west of the city, in the southern part of the coastal region.
– Many Palestinians were killed, and several others injured by Israeli missiles in the Al-Maghazi, the Nusseirat and Al-Boreij refugee camps, in central Gaza.
– Palestinian journalist Abdullah Darwish was killed by Israeli missiles in Gaza.
– The Israeli army fired missiles and shells at homes and residents, west of Gaza city, and dozens of live rounds at the Palestinians in several neighborhoods.
– The army fired missiles and artillery shells at homes and buildings in the central district and in Khan Younis.
– An Israeli missile struck a home in Yibna refugee camp, south of Rafah, in southern Gaza.
– The Israeli navy fired missiles and shells at homes and buildings near the Gaza shore, Nusseirat, Zawayda area, and various neighborhoods, northwest of Gaza City.
– The Israeli navy fired missiles and shells at homes and buildings in the eastern and western areas of the central Gaza Strip.
– The army fired a missile at an apartment in Hamad city, west of Khan Yunis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.
– The army fired missiles and artillery shells at many areas in northern Gaza, Gaza City, central district, and around the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis.
– The army fired missiles at homes and buildings in the Nusseirat refugee camp, in central Gaza, and teh al-Migharqa area, southwest of Gaza City.
Media sources said the army fired many missiles at homes and buildings in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, north of Gaza City.
The sources added that the army also fired many artillery shells at homes, buildings, and lands in the middle of Gaza City and said it is expanding its military offensive on the ground.
In addition, Palestine TV said the Israeli war jets fired missiles targeting buildings and streets near the Nasser Hospital, in Khan Younis.
The Israeli bombing also targeted many homes west of Gaza City while the army also fired barrages of live fire into the city’s various neighborhoods.
Also, the Israeli Air Force fired at least one missile at a home in Rafah, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.
Israeli war jets and drones could be heard and seen all over the Gaza Strip, especially the southern areas of the Gaza Strip, after the army claimed: “Hamas violated the truce by firing a rocket at nearby Israeli settlements.”
The Israeli allegations were made despite clear and serious violations of the truce since November 24, including the killing of a Palestinian man in northern Gaza Thursday.
The allegations came despite an offer from Hamas to release more Israelis in the next four days in exchange for extending the truce.
Also, in clear statements made Wednesday by the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, he said that the Israeli offensive would continue, adding that he had already “signed off on plans to begin the next phase of the bombings” on Gaza.
Al-Jazeera English said the Gaza Strip is “under heavy and even aerial bombardment by the occupation forces, and in the coming hours, we might witness a surging increase of the number and the rate of the Israeli strikes across the territory.”
Al-Jazeera added that the Gaza Strip, now under a new wave of Israeli bombardment, will witness even more devastation and destruction of all means of life.
Since the truce took effect on November 24, the Israeli army committed numerous violations, firing at civilians while trying to return to their homes or inspect the damage and salvage whatever they could, causing several casualties.
The Israeli army fired live rounds and shells at Palestinians in several areas west of Gaza City, especially the Nasr, Tal Al-Hawa, Sheikh Radwan, and Sheikh Ejleen areas.
On Thursday evening, November 30, a Palestinian succumbed to serious wounds he suffered in northern Gaza, bringing the number of Palestinians who were killed by the army since the temporary truce began on November 24 to four.
On November 26, the army killed a Palestinian farmer and injured another while working on their lands east of the Al-Maghazi refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.
On the first day of the truce, the soldiers killed two Palestinians and injured many as they tried to return to their homes in northern Gaza after heading back there from the southern areas.
It is worth mentioning that at least 15,000 Palestinians, including 6,150 children and more than 4.000 women, were confirmed killed by Israeli forces, and more than 36000 injured Palestinians, mainly women and children, the 50-day-long bombardment of Gaza, starting October 7.
During the seven-day truce, the army released 147 imprisoned Palestinian children and 63 women, most of whom were abducted after October 7.
The army also abducted more than 260 Palestinians in several parts of the occupied West Bank, including the occupied capital, Jerusalem, in the same timeframe, the Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) and the Palestinian Detainees’ Committee have confirmed.
