Israeli army reported that launched land operation in the north Gauzeaccording to the Reuters agency.

Earlier this morning, the Israeli army imposed a complete ban on traffic on the Salahendin highway, the main road stretching from the north to the south of the Gaza Strip, after announcing the launch of “targeted” land operations.

“In the last 24 hours, the [ισραηλινά] troops launched a limited landfill in the central and southern lane of Gaza […]. For your safety, movements between the northern and southern lane of Gaza are prohibited and vice versa on the Salaheddin axis, “Israeli Army spokesman Avitsai Andrai wrote earlier in X.

“Movements from the north of the Gaza Strip to the south are allowed only via the Al Rashid coastal road,” Colonel Andrai added, without specifying whether the army allows to move from south to north along this route.

A Hamas interior ministry official in Gaza told the French agency that the Israeli army closed yesterday the Neszarim passage, the main channel between the city of Gaza and the southern part of the ground, on the highway.

“Israeli tanks” were developed at the junction “After the departure of the US Special Forces yesterday (Wednesday) in the morning,” he added, referring to the US private security personnel developed in February following the departure of the Israeli army under the 19th of the Israeli army.

After several weeks of deadlock in indirect conversations between Israel and Hamas Concerning the continuation of this truce, Israel reiterated a large -scale military operation Monday night to Tuesday with a series of multiple bombardments.

At least 58 people were killed during the night by Israeli blows to Gauze, According to local hospitals. The Associated Press reports that the blows hit a lot of houses at night, killing men, women and children as they slept. More than 400 Palestinians They were killed only on Tuesday, mainly women and children, according to the Gaza Health Ministry.

Hamas official told Reuters that the mediating countries have intensified their efforts to stop new conflicts in Gaza, but clarified that “significant progress has not yet been made”.